jpc0

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by jpc0 5d ago
Not sure if it’s a setting but my mac definitely asks me if I want to reopen windows after a forced reboot.
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by jpc0 8d ago
I'm not entirely sure I would put that on BMD. AMD support on linux when it comes to actual compute capabilities has always been hit or miss. Only recently has AMD even become viable for LLM inference on consumer chips and that is the
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by jpc0 10d ago
If you allowed that in your contract when doing the commissioning that's on you. I wouldn't be surprised that if you asked an AI to weite said contract it would add a clause regarding copyright ownership of all codr and will put t
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by jpc0 12d ago
As in all cases it depends on jurisdiction. For example where I am performers have a right to not be recorded so you may in fact not make such recording, you didn’t not necessarily violate copyright but you violated related rights. And like
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by jpc0 17d ago
By that very definition you did not create it. Yes it’s the same as using a stock drum pattern in a drum machine, it is not copyrightable because no human was involved in any part of it. If you have an idea and want rights to it then do it
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by jpc0 17d ago
There has been more than I project where I literally didn’t even look at the code. I prompted what amounts to verbose “I want X” and then did QA. I’m perfectly happy with an LLM being credited with that code and there being no copyright exi
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by jpc0 24d ago
My argument there is likely there was too much surface area in the environmental to start with. If your webserver bundled the kitchen sink but you never used it the easiest way to make it more secure is to remove the kitchen sink from produ
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by jpc0 24d ago
My argument isn’t against those that actually put in the effort and got held accountable, it’s against the “we gave our agent bash and internet and it hacked xyz”. Bash and internet in that example might be highly abstracted but it’s still
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by jpc0 25d ago
These things are not human, have no agency and cannot be held accountable. We don’t need to restrict them from doing things, we need to default to allowing them to do things. “My agent did XYZ because I allowed it to” is the only valid argu
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by jpc0 25d ago
The AI can literally only do what it has available in the agentic harness. I don’t ever get this argument about the agent did XYZ and we didn’t know or expect that. You gave it the ability to do that and you should be held liable, if your c
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by jpc0 2mo ago
I hope to see more of this across the industry. I definitely make use of AI but in my experience I almost always could have done it better myself, the places where I threw AI at the problem I didn't care about the results being good, o
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by jpc0 2mo ago
In what situation do you need to do that is what the previous commenter qas getting at. If you want a graphical browser just open it locally...
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by jpc0 2mo ago
Capex != Opex Your are measuring two very different things. And you are only considering electricity bills for the GPU. Higher TDP also means more heat which means more cooling. It's not really easy to make an off hand comment about co
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by jpc0 3mo ago
Group delay is a poor argument. Unless you also have a pretty decent monitoring system the group delay of the speakers isn't going to be consistent so the filters before them wouldn't matter all that much... Even in that case I wo
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by jpc0 3mo ago
> A lot of capacity is coming online in the next 5 years Is this true though? I don't really have time to do the research and have no dog in the race but I'm sceptical... But then again I'm not there one making our profiti
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by jpc0 3mo ago
> I just want a damn API key, I keep it a secret and revoke if necessary and don't need 10000 layers of auth bullshit tangled up in every layer of every platform Then implement that on your app... You are just generating a random ke
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by jpc0 3mo ago
Home networks are almost exclusively secure by default on any reasonable hardware. The bigger issues is not remembering hostnames vs IP addresses. Unless you have explicitly changed it what is the hostname of your mobile device? How about y
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by jpc0 3mo ago
Enable sanitizers on test suites and fuzzers. Enable warnings and WError Use clang tidy and other static analyzers Actually use a modern compiler and enable the safety features they ship with Most of these things have solutions that would t
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by jpc0 3mo ago
> What made open source great, is the fact that if you find a problem, you can patch it. It's what motivated me, anyway. What exactly is different now? > it's under development and very likely will be forever. So is Sqlite.
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by jpc0 3mo ago
1. Free Redistribution 2. Source Code 3. Derived Works 4. Integrity of The Author’s Source Code 5. No Discrimination Against Persons or Groups 6. No Discrimination Against Fields of Endeavor 7. Distribution of
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by jpc0 3mo ago
Exept they do actually do facial rec against the government database, to my knowledge anyways. This is a requirement for two different banks I have, very likely for the rest as well. Doing the live selfie route I don't need to provide
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by jpc0 4mo ago
> The relationship was established decades ago and they accept money and direct deposit still with no KYC. Having just gone through the annual KYC checks required by my bank/s I don't think this opinion stands universally. Can
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by jpc0 4mo ago
> term “systems program” has always meant network middleware that shuttles around JSON and transforms it. Who are we that has always defined that term that way. For any systems programmer golang has pretty much not been a solution. Syste
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by jpc0 4mo ago
My favorite right now. "Make the AI do xyz" That clearly needs a custom harness to integrate with ORG tooling. "No we won't pay for token usage, make it work with the subscription were already paying for"... Guess y
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by jpc0 4mo ago
You do know it is possible for the answers to be anonymous but who submitted to be tracked?
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by jpc0 4mo ago
a11y is pretty pervasive and well understood in the context around what is being discussed. I18n as well, you get to look that one up to because that makes you one of today's lucky 10000 https://xkcd.com/1053/
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by jpc0 5mo ago
> SSDs that can write at 4 or 5 GB/s In my experience unless you actually pay attention and get something with a dram cache it will sustain that speed for all of 5 seconds and then drop to near useless, and with the current dram sho
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by jpc0 5mo ago
From what I understand about this application ffmpeg of only used for export? That is very little of the processing of true, they mentioned the webcodec is used extensively and likely the only real requirement on ffmpeg is muxing into mp4 w
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by jpc0 5mo ago
A magnet in a coil operates both ways, this is non intuitive but perfectly sound. Not sure if it's mentioned in the article but microphones can be speakers too...
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by jpc0 6mo ago
> It’s also THE language you use when writing UIs I'm unsure that I agree with this, for my smaller tools with a UI I have been using rust for business logic code and then platform native languages, mostly swift/C#. I feel like

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