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by dboreham 4d ago
Training data all the way down.
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by dboreham 6d ago
From the videos there was some serious weather in the area. Also the aircraft was very light.
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by dboreham 6d ago
Prediction: this incident will eventually lead to the mandating of AI pilot assistance on large aircraft. AI doesn't defer to old guys.
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by dboreham 6d ago
And will be EoL'ed in...one, two years?
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by dboreham 6d ago
Quick note that this is not an RCE in the typical sense that I can rock up to a Forgejo installation and execute code on the server. The attack vector here is via a template repo specified when initializing a new repo. The template repo cou
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by dboreham 6d ago
All true (and thanks for posting a concrete example rather than "LLMS suck"). But my take is that none of this is much different than before times when I had teams of developers creating applications. They would often make similar
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by dboreham 6d ago
Presumably a sarcastic post, but this is actually going to be how things are done soon. I had a box that OOMed and needed to be rebooted every few weeks. It was a disaster recovery standby box so figuring out what was going on never rose to
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by dboreham 6d ago
Was going to say the same thing. I open this thread about the long-awaited Apple foldable, expecting to see discussion of the aspect ratio, and thoughts on why Samsung changed theirs late in the Fold8 development cycle. But no...it's a
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by dboreham 7d ago
Similar to psychology.
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by dboreham 7d ago
Never heard it called that until this thread.
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by dboreham 7d ago
Both are wrong. It's called "the city".
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by dboreham 7d ago
I'd go with fewer than 5.
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by dboreham 7d ago
Doesn't stop it being...recording, though.
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by dboreham 7d ago
The concept that "knowing something has been done" allows others to find the solution to an previously unsolvable problem is an old proven one. For example when Germany launched a rocket (V2 prototype) the British knew its rough t
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by dboreham 7d ago
They weren't working in secret?
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by dboreham 8d ago
I'm, no. They're already as useful as almost every software engineer I've worked with.
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by dboreham 8d ago
You really only know for sure when the captain walks up the jet way and tells the assembled passengers him/her self.
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by dboreham 8d ago
That said, perhaps it will take over the world government and decree that all corrupt officials shall be imprisoned and all weapons of mass destruction shall be destroyed.
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by dboreham 8d ago
It's inappropriate if you're a sociopath.
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by dboreham 11d ago
There are so many of these buried ostrich head posts that I suspect some sort of bot farming. Why such posts make money for someone, I'm not sure.
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by dboreham 11d ago
I can add to the list of "other things" LLMs can do: I've been having Claude design a building for me. It writes code that it feeds to OpenSCAD for rendering.
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by dboreham 11d ago
People definitely do not smoke everywhere in 2026.
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by dboreham 12d ago
Not seeing it either. I do see a torrent of astroturf saying everyone is using self hosted LLMs, but in reality nobody I know is.
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by dboreham 12d ago
Straight from the turkey's beak.
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by dboreham 12d ago
Not once you de-dup.
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by dboreham 13d ago
Loopholes.
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by dboreham 13d ago
A strong hint this is the case is the fact that nobody can define consciousness.
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by dboreham 13d ago
Disinformation.
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by dboreham 13d ago
The postal service is run by the federal government.
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by dboreham 13d ago
I suspect this applies to almost all museums.

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