john01dav

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by john01dav 6d ago
I've had opencode go + opencode work reliably, though I'm skeptical of how robust their data security claims are in practice because they suddenly blocked accessing Deepseek unless you were okay with the data going to China where
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by john01dav 7d ago
https://www.scispace.com/pdf/drawbridge-software-defined-ddo... I saw this quite a few years ago. It is possibly relevant. I don't know what, if anything, came of it since then.
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by john01dav 13d ago
If you can tolerate the (fairly minor) SEO consequences, just render on the client exclusively and fetch data via http calls. I've made small but quite interactive websites with entirely static Svelte + some router (routify/svelte
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by john01dav 13d ago
Or you could cause such localized things more so to try to get a person sent back to prison or otherwise penalized intentionally
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by john01dav 20d ago
That is not meaningfully different to my estimation, since it is not test-only. Instead, you need to get accepted to an internship/apprenticeship, and then do that for a number of years, prior to having the law license. For gatekeeping
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by john01dav 21d ago
This just means that there's pent up demand for litigation that is currently left unfulfilled because it's too expensive. Or, equivalently, many people think that they have been wronged and must simply take it, due to litigation b
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by john01dav 21d ago
I would expect this to forcibly unlock the bootloaders of every Android phone sold in Germany (because the Linux kernel, used on all such phones, is GPLv2, and to replace it the bootloader must be unlocked, and tivoization means restriction
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by john01dav 26d ago
I find it ironic that a paywalled search engine is filtering out other paywalled websites
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by john01dav 26d ago
> There's some psychological mechanism by which my brain immediately recognizes AI generated text and just short-circuits to "there is no information here". The roots of llm math in part lie in compressing natural language
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by john01dav 26d ago
Why can't grand juries do it? I thought that it's when juries intentionally rule against what the law says, while saying otherwise, as a consequence of juries not being able to be penalized for their ruling. I don't seen any
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by john01dav 27d ago
That's adjacent to my point. I'm criticizing how I see these words used.
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by john01dav 27d ago
The line between privacy and security is very blurry. Consider this: if Microsoft exfiltrates your keystrokes, it's a privacy violation, but if a random person does the same thing then it's a security violation. You might say that
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by john01dav 27d ago
I have been using Zed lately and quite liking it. I used Jetbrains for years, but it's gotten absurdly buggy lately so I probably won't renew it. I have also used vscode and I need to use it at work, and it's fine, but I pref
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by john01dav 27d ago
Ideally what would happen is the corporation starts having enforcement action against it and then its leadership is forced out to rescue said corporation from failing. This certainly seems better than just making TBTF (which I assume means
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by john01dav 28d ago
The law in North America and Europe (possibly elsewhere too, I don't know) is full of accommodations for special interests at the cost of everyone else, due to concentrated benefits and diffuse costs causing the former to lobby aggress
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by john01dav 1mo ago
This doesn't imply that it will settle at the same or lower price as before though.
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by john01dav 1mo ago
What basket of goods does your source use for determining income in real terms? The ratio of money on essentials versus luxuries has changed over the past few decades, and it's done so unevenly across the population. For example, a you
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by john01dav 1mo ago
The sustainability of this is dubious to me because you're taking a one time fee for service forever, and eventually someone (possibly a future owner) is going to want to get more money out of you over this. Also, there are recurring c
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by john01dav 1mo ago
A lot of those sites will let you just reset password, send an email to the Google account's associated gmail, and then you're done. I suspect that it isn't thought through as an official feature in such cases, but it does of
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by john01dav 1mo ago
Anthropic's constant changing of its mind leads to instability which leads to unhappy customers
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by john01dav 2mo ago
> Basic bootstrap means 'the developer did not care much about design'. It could also reasonably mean that they consider a generic design fine. Design has many aspects, and branding/uniqueness is only one. You could, for e
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by john01dav 2mo ago
I disagree because they communicate different things (to me). Seeing Bootsrap for some custom software at my university pre-llm: "I think that a programmer made this and didn't have a designer helping them so they just used a libr
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by john01dav 2mo ago
I did exactly that! 2000 Toyota with dents, a little surface rust, and a good engine and transmission
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by john01dav 2mo ago
Gemini has been perfectly willing to write such things for me
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by john01dav 2mo ago
Are you sure that it doesn't just crash in that case? Also, we have such a huge virtual memory space on 64 bit architectures that I can imagine that being involved somehow, but I don't know for sure.
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by john01dav 2mo ago
There are other reasonable interpretations of such things. More precisely, one may simply care in different ratios about various things than is typical. For example, one may be fastidious with replacing furnace filters and water heater anod
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by john01dav 2mo ago
Being rational about this (i.e., buying a dirty or otherwise manageably flawed house) is a great way to save or make money in markets where the majority of the cost is the building.
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by john01dav 2mo ago
That's false. It's evidence, but it isn't conclusive. Someone thought that the law suit was worth filing, and that could be because the law suit has a chance of succeeding. It could also be some other reason, and it could als
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by john01dav 2mo ago
Softbuffer? (I originally wrote this a few years ago but other people maintain it now)
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by john01dav 2mo ago
Kagi's business model also aligns incentives better than an ad and/or data mining fueled business model. Of course, this isn't proof, but it is evidence. One can also try the search in areas that one knows deeply and compare

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