gunapologist99

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by gunapologist99 1mo ago
If everyone or even multiple competing groups have approx the same level of capability, it mitigates the risk to the group as a whole. We see this in biology all the time.
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Migrate from Datadog to Grafana(shiftmetrics.com)
3 points by gunapologist99 2mo ago|1 comments
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by gunapologist99 2mo ago
Reasonix, the harness, only works with DeepSeek. Neither are mentioned in the article at all, which was about a migration from Claude Opus to GPT 5.6. Maybe a bit of DeepSeek astroturfing going on?
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by gunapologist99 2mo ago
Sorry, what did that have to do with the article?
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by gunapologist99 2mo ago
That was your language's driver "helping" you. There is no SQLite octal type.
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by gunapologist99 2mo ago
Rather than deciding for them from your bubble of privilege in your fiber-connected utopia, you could just ask these poorer countries if it is worth trading global full, high-speed internet access for "not being able to see the big d
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by gunapologist99 2mo ago
The answers here seem to establish that some frontier models can read it sometimes, but only after tremendous compute. That still makes it (well, a future version) potentially useful as a captcha if we hate our users but hate AI more.
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by gunapologist99 2mo ago
Ireland is actually pretty compact compared to Africa or Siberia or South America or central Asia, and those are almost certainly not as wealthy as Ireland per-capita. Are you arguing that there's no economic value to bringing internet
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by gunapologist99 2mo ago
> future potential Starlink doesn't qualify? Because that's a practically unbelievable track record. It's easy to say it's obvious, but it was only obvious in hindsight (or perhaps to Elon, but I think the reason that
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by gunapologist99 2mo ago
But Bluetooth is basically a giant blast of security vulnerabilities. On the consumer side, yes, it's a big subsystem to drop, but on the server side, it's a little bit different! I'm not an OpenBSD expert, but seems like you
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by gunapologist99 2mo ago
That's what makes it plausible deniability.
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by gunapologist99 2mo ago
> wealth tax This isn't directed at your excellent comment, but about wealth tax in general (and the proposed California version specifically); Should we tax the very people who are literally creating the future before they've
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by gunapologist99 2mo ago
> .... windfall Odd that you refer to your efforts in a startup as delivering a windfall, as if you didn't earn/expect it, as if it's a lottery ticket. Should we tax lottery earnings? Sure, why not, since we tax everything
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by gunapologist99 3mo ago
Likely more of an IOS issue than Immich issue. Apple doesn't care for apps that make it easier to exit iCloud.
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by gunapologist99 3mo ago
> Also, Claude has made it apparent time and time again that it does not want people using Claude Code as a "tool" in a workflow. Why would Anthropic get to dictate how someone uses a "tool" (that's literally wha
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by gunapologist99 3mo ago
that association probably stings a bit https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/jumpcloud-bre... (side note: always say the attackers were from North Korea.)
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by gunapologist99 3mo ago
I've been involved for years. Local politics are actually interesting and fun. Just look up your local party HQ. Always remember Hanlon's Razor and the Golden Rule (for the other team too)
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by gunapologist99 3mo ago
Wouldn't it be great if we could just legislate fixes for everything? /s This seems to be a result of what people call the uniparty system, but that's not really an accurate term: This actually embodies what the establishment
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by gunapologist99 3mo ago
oh, it's the former mandriva, cool! but last released in 2023?! https://www.mageia.org/en/
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by gunapologist99 3mo ago
Have to prove fraud to get there. "Under" capitalization is a judgment call. Effectively, it's very rare. An LLC launches with effectively zero dollars literally dozens of times a day.
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by gunapologist99 3mo ago
Atlas wrote this article, didn't it?
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by gunapologist99 3mo ago
Was yours 3G? The first-gen was offered with 3G (mobile) as an option. I imagine that killed battery life much faster and might not have been tested as well as the wifi-only option.
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by gunapologist99 3mo ago
Rather than Occam, consider Pareto? If you truly believe that it WILL get there within the next couple of years, then you might as well start playing with it now (and, yes, you will be very surprised, especially for shorter/smaller pro
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by gunapologist99 3mo ago
Looking at the examples on that page: Claude really is in love with browns and oranges, isn't it.
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by gunapologist99 3mo ago
True. Although the cruel twist is now that KDE's upstream decisions are boxing out X11/sysvinit/etc maintainers.
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by gunapologist99 3mo ago
Yes, the CPU is full 32-bits, but the bus in a 386 SX is only 16 bit. Those PS/1's are such a cool piece of computing history! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I386#80386SX
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by gunapologist99 3mo ago
Better not mention your theory to all the other Tier 1 data centers. Or maybe you're saying that it's only AI that's short-lived.
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by gunapologist99 4mo ago
Is this open source? No license.
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by gunapologist99 5mo ago
I'm actually surprised when I hear someone technical say they still use Google Search (the search product specifically - they still reign supreme with Maps, etc). I used to love it, but that was quite a long time ago. I personally use
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by gunapologist99 5mo ago
MacOS is neutered for any advanced or even power user compared to practically any Linux desktop experience. Trying to just resize or remove a window should convince you of that instantly.

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