centuryfall

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by centuryfall 27d ago
It’s really not ignorant at all when a large majority of these changes go untested.
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by centuryfall 27d ago
https://xkcd.com/2347/ A great majority of business applications do run on open source projects, and in turn, are affected by them if things go awry. It’s a prisoner’s dilemma in this case.
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by centuryfall 1mo ago
Better at what?
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by centuryfall 1mo ago
I’m not understanding how websockets fixes the issue of pushing JSON to the client side for it to be rendered into HTML. JSON is just a data object can translate into text to place in the HTML document. Moving this to the backend with a tem
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by centuryfall 1mo ago
On a side note, this is possibly the prettiest dev landing page I have ever seen.
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by centuryfall 1mo ago
Not OP, but this channel does a lot of walkthroughs of popular machines and explains how those systems work in-game: https://youtube.com/@papapinball
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by centuryfall 1mo ago
By chance is it the one in Asheville, NC?
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by centuryfall 1mo ago
> Lowering the barrier to entry for writing code and other tasks feels democratizing It really isn’t doing any of that, though. When AI gets it wrong, that person needs to understand why it is wrong, and without that upfront knowledge or
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by centuryfall 2mo ago
It’s like it was specifically built for Fox News… But for real, this is bad. Like, really, really bad. And I understand this could have been done before by just screenshotting an image from Google Maps and feeding into an AI image processor
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by centuryfall 2mo ago
While it is definitely an issue if a single agent has access to both public and private data, this feature shouldn’t have been delivered where this is an allowed state. At least, GitHub should have ensured there are two kinds of agents: one
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by centuryfall 2mo ago
Why is that an issue though when it is the lesser of two evils? At the very minimum, regardless of “misconfiguration” or not, not having any type of warnings to advise against this behavior is quite bad. Misconfiguration isn’t really the be