dybber

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by dybber 3d ago
Maybe we can ask in a different way: would we allow very rich individuals to obtain nukes?
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by dybber 14d ago
I wonder what provider they use at Tesla.
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by dybber 25d ago
I don’t believe this is Android auto running from a phone, but a situation where the manufacturer have used Android Automotive as operating system for the built in head unit. As e.g. on Volvo’s.
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by dybber 29d ago
Same on iOS App Store. Search for “pocket cast” and you see “Pocket FM”. Search for “notion” and you will see “Notix: AI note taker”.
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by dybber 2mo ago
Google already controls Chrome/Chromium direction so much that you should use Firefox if you value an open web.
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by dybber 2mo ago
I don’t think they’re mechanically simpler. Those kinds of underground garages probably require a lot of maintenance to keep running.
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by dybber 2mo ago
Is parking with the windows open a normal thing to do in the UK?
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by dybber 2mo ago
The hacker news crowd is also more than just Americans. Some of us live in welfare states and/or societies with strong trade unions, which we know we can rely on instead, if we ever come to a situation where we need it.
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by dybber 2mo ago
Their website is blocked by my ISP as being unsafe.
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by dybber 2mo ago
Maybe the new Commodore flip phone? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48552614
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by dybber 2mo ago
In Denmark at least we have this, both our drivers license and social security cards are apps on our phones. I only need my old physical drivers license when I leave the country.
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by dybber 3mo ago
They need to balance between the Silicon Valley oligarchs desires and the MAGA voters possible reactions. Banning Volvo would probably not be well received by MAGA, at least Trump would need a bit more time to build the case that these vehi
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by dybber 3mo ago
Apple could make settings for controlling exactly what is shared with the various assistants installed including Siri itself. No need for defaulting to full access. Apple is not abiding, because they want to use time to really ensure they h
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by dybber 3mo ago
Apple don’t want you to be able to say “Hi Alexa” or “Ok Google” to your iPhone, and wake it up. We have all kinds of data access controls, these could probably also be built around Siri and competitors.
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by dybber 4mo ago
But if you look behind yourself your head is pointing away from the screen.
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by dybber 4mo ago
> The first proper zero auth password reset I've seen in production. LinkedIn had one back in the day, before you got paid for discovering it I guess, never got a decent reply from them, but they eventually solved it. It went like t
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by dybber 4mo ago
20 years ago this was not unheard of. One exam we had to translate C code to assembly for one of the exercises, convert to numbers to IEEE754 representations and similar, both tasks where access to a laptop would make it possible to cheat.
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by dybber 4mo ago
Roundabouts with with 5-10 bicycles going in and out from the different roads all the time during rushhour (Copenhagen, Denmark)? I would love to see them looking for people’s tiny hand gestures and not just get stuck in our traffic over he
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by dybber 5mo ago
Reminds me of Peter Naurs Turing award lecture: https://video.ku.dk/video/12592041/turing-laureate-peter-nau...
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by dybber 6mo ago
Well if you have experience reviewing other people’s code, it is not that different than finding an idea, asking copilot to do it, and then review just as if you had a ton of junior engineers to write code for you, which also can go too far
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by dybber 6mo ago
I think it depends on what you find enjoyable. I think people who like the tinkering and the actual act of coding, debugging, etc. will find it less and less fun to be in this area, but people who like to look at the big picture, and solve
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Cognitive shuffling: The micro-dreaming game that helps you sleep(bbc.com)
5 points by dybber 6mo ago|0 comments
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by dybber 6mo ago
I have been trying this as well, and you can quickly come very far. However, I fear that agents will always work better on programming languages they have been heavily trained on, so for an agent-based development inventing a new domain sp
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by dybber 7mo ago
Eventually the models will be generally be so good that the competition moves from the best model to the best user experience and here I think we can expect others will win, e.g. Microsoft with GitHub and VS Code
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by dybber 7mo ago
You still have to synchronize with your code reviewers and teammates, so how well you work together in a team becomes a limiting factor at some point then I guess.
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by dybber 8mo ago
Orwellian.
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by dybber 8mo ago
As luxury vehicles they were also competing in a different market, where competitors have caught up.
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by dybber 8mo ago
That would really boost productivity! Not gonna happen.
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by dybber 8mo ago
The good news is that Trump seems willing to move this to a negotiation table. And yes, Danish minister of defence have talked with Rutte and Rutte have not negotiated on behalf of Greenland or Denmark. But maybe this rhetoric about a deal
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by dybber 8mo ago
I will correct that, but my point stands that we in Denmark just can’t sell Greenland. It is not for us to decide the future of Greenland.

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