flowerbreeze

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by flowerbreeze 21d ago
The guidance provided about CRA is difficult to follow and does not in any reasonable way cover proportional guidance for SMEs as it claims to do, but it seems websites/server side products are not subject to CRA as they are not consi
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by flowerbreeze 2mo ago
It'd be the sensible non-surveillance option. All that would be required is that the OS or SIM sold is a tiny bit different with a flag that the browsers/apps respect and that each website that accepts underage users sends a heade
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by flowerbreeze 2mo ago
Maybe it all works, but the paper is not trivial to decipher and the GitHub repository does not seem to exist. It doesn't seem to define what are the inputs to the system (what is a query? UTF-8 text? tokens?) and what are the outputs.
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by flowerbreeze 2mo ago
Very interesting, thank you for making it and releasing it for free! Do you get faster as you practice reading like that? I read ~50-60 pages per hour in English. That would be maybe 375-425 words per minute and also seems to be about the m
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by flowerbreeze 2mo ago
All the verifications without being able to see what it even does fully feels like pretty a big barrier, even more so than being login gated. Gives it a big banking/gambling vibe too. Then again, I was only curious how it compares to o
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by flowerbreeze 2mo ago
It's fun, but a menu would be so much better instead of the weird scroll-jacking. It takes a minute to get to the bottom of it.
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by flowerbreeze 2mo ago
It's more like if you find one mushroom in the forest, it doesn't make sense to bring it home, get the knife, clean it, get the pan, oil the pan, fry the mushroom, eat it, clean the knife, clean the pan, put things away. It's
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by flowerbreeze 2mo ago
This is an interesting article, but I think most of it does not seem applicable to a reasonable civilization attempting colonization, that is aware of these problems. 1. The population size in the colony will be very small. Maybe? It sh
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by flowerbreeze 2mo ago
It seems plausible. Less common sizes have a lower chance of being sold out, so if they can no longer be destroyed at the end and need to be further managed at lower quantities, it can become more cost effective to simply not make them. Whe
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by flowerbreeze 2mo ago
From FTC website: Malware is harmful software that’s installed on your device without your knowledge. So I think that is what we should continue to call it. LG monitors are installing malware, because they install the software silently and
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by flowerbreeze 2mo ago
In my experience in the UK aliases and names are used in a rather flexible way compared to other countries. Anybody can decide on a name and start using it. It's not illegal unless it is done for the purpose of deceiving people. If peo
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by flowerbreeze 3mo ago
It sounds like you're joking, but I've long dreamed of a different type of dishwasher. One that washes instantly. I don't need it to fit more than a single plate at one time. Just put something in from one end, and out comes
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by flowerbreeze 3mo ago
Different reasons. Mine is on the table and I use it more like a desktop. It will just idle when I'm not around, because I come and go often. My current uptime shows on Debian 30 days, 49 min. Although... 30 days is maybe a bit mislead
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by flowerbreeze 3mo ago
Oh it comes with custom firmware? This is very interesting. I would love to be able to modify some UX and I am sorry, but I need to get the following out of my head. All the e-readers I have had have made it impossible to turn off features
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by flowerbreeze 3mo ago
Opus said to me once without any poking at it something like, "Help Grok understand it better". Makes me wonder if they are all cross-pollinated to an extent.
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by flowerbreeze 3mo ago
The last option is the only correct one. A simple HTTP header would do the trick.
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by flowerbreeze 4mo ago
I've been through SOC 2 Type 2 in a company with ~100 people. I think it'd be in some ways simpler as a solopreneur, but still a lot of effort. You won't require as complex controls and you don't need to communicate betw
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by flowerbreeze 5mo ago
I wish I had known that! Guessing and trying the answers worked too, given no internet and only having a faint idea that "age control" was not in fact part of the game itself. I learned that Bonnie and Ronnie was not in fact a thi
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by flowerbreeze 5mo ago
It is rather backwards. I've not seen things quite as bad as interviewers wanting to know how many agents you can run, but the attitude of "launch & fix later" is always present and kind of depressing. Then I think of the
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by flowerbreeze 5mo ago
Do you mean that OpenScad performs boolean/other operations on triangle meshes, but these libraries don't until output? So they might instead use curved surfaces/edges etc as outputs for operations and only convert to triangl
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by flowerbreeze 5mo ago
I think the problem is that the person described had no idea what they were doing even in their own professional capacity. They needed to know about patient data management, but they didn't. The way I see it, if they didn't even r
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by flowerbreeze 6mo ago
They haven't made the chart very clear, but it seems it has configurable passes and at 2 passes it's better than Haiku and Sonnet and at 16 passes starts closing in on Opus although it's not quite there, while consistently be
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by flowerbreeze 6mo ago
The text file part has the instructions for the LLM, but it can also have scripts along with it that the LLM can invoke. At least that's how I understand it.
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by flowerbreeze 6mo ago
It's the UX, deliberately omitting information or not. There at least used to be some toggles for example without any indication that they mean anything other than a minor load balancer configuration change, but caused I think $200 mon
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by flowerbreeze 6mo ago
I'm being rather snarky here, but the main point of front-end JS UI frameworks is to exist and to survive in their environment. For this purpose they have evolved to form a parasymbiotic relationship with others in their environment, f
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by flowerbreeze 6mo ago
The "just retry" approach is truly bothersome. I think it is at least partly an organizational issue, because it happens far more often when QA is a separate team.
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by flowerbreeze 6mo ago
I think not so long from now the exotic meal experience for the young ones will be real grilled chicken that looks like a chicken. Like zebra or crocodile meat was for us northerners. From my own little box I think that that if lab grown me
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by flowerbreeze 6mo ago
I understand the attempted analogy, but it's more like dealing with AIs that Ferengi have built than with one of the Minds of Culture.
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by flowerbreeze 6mo ago
I have the same problem. The "What It Is" section starts with "Mycelium is a Clojure workflow framework built on Maestro" and that's a bit generic. Maybe something to test some AI generated code and then test if the
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by flowerbreeze 6mo ago
This is far more brilliant than I thought. I know my purpose now, "AI" told me. It's to drink wine and eat macaroni! The only problem is that larp as ai comes back with "no work yet. check back later :(" a lot, but

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