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justinclift
9d ago
Sounds like yes, as the quote from the article: > ... give people over the age of 16 genuine and enduring choice about what they see in their feeds.
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9d ago
Oh, I wonder if this means GitHub's forced activity feed that was pushed onto everyone a while back will be wound back then? That's the one where they started giving everyone an algorithm driven engagement feed, instead of showing
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1mo ago
IMAP can do TLS though (IMAPS). Did they say what's stopping them from using that (and requiring the encryption!)?
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1mo ago
> How is it a kickback to invite someone to play golf? If you don't like golf, it probably isn't. But if you do, then it should be pretty easy to see. :)
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1mo ago
You'll just be pointing them towards their next income bump. ;)
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1mo ago
Reviews of the Framework Pro 13 seem pretty good, if you're not too price sensitive: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQb9eGeclQw
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1mo ago
Bear in mind that Asahi only really supports M1 and M2 based macs for now, with M3 being worked on (I'm unsure how complete): https://asahilinux.org/docs/platform/feature-support/overvie... So it's
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1mo ago
> Eliminate Iran and you'll eliminate Russia. Iran isn't the only friend and supporter of Russia. They seem to have a large adjacent neighbour helping them out, plus Nth Korea supplying soldiers.
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1mo ago
Relevant movie: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0372588/ Still seems pretty accurate.
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2mo ago
If you're using a keyboard and mouse, then SHIFT + left mouse button seems to work.
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2mo ago
https://archive.md/SOf7y
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2mo ago
> the neoliberals consistently predicted their immediate downfall that never came. That doesn't seem correct. Wasn't the predication that once China started to become successful they'd open up and become more democratic?
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2mo ago
Also on the LLM + Mikrotik front: https://github.com/2GT-Media-Group-LLC/mikrotik-manager It's an alternative webUI for Mikrotik routers, coded with LLM assistance.
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2mo ago
Heh. Ubuntu has a mechanism for installing manufacturer drivers too... ;)
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2mo ago
> does that mean windows security is basically being bypassed? Good question. It's probably not, in that the installer and whatever it installs have probably been signed by something official that Windows trusts. That's just
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2mo ago
Are you saying that in the US, there's no "credit card surcharge" line item near the bottom of your receipts to cover it?
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2mo ago
Not just mice this time: > The findings, based on experiments in mice and human cells [...]
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2mo ago
> This is a prime example of why programmers are not seriously considered engineers. Alternatively, perhaps Google has a culture problem where it encourages crap like this?
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2mo ago
Unfortunately, it is the case. And I fully agree with you.
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2mo ago
For good reason. :) This is a website collecting the AI mishaps in the law field around the world: https://www.damiencharlotin.com/hallucinations/ It seems pretty extensive (1696 cases identified so far), and appears t
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2mo ago
> Why do people think programmers working in such industries have no oversight and can ship whatever they want and however they want? I've worked in those industries, and there's a large gap between the theory of what you
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2mo ago
Random .docx file that looks like an upload to MS?
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2mo ago
> What about fraud detection and prevention? It's easy to see both pros and cons of that. I guess, like most stuff, it depends upon the appetite for risk vs the downsides of false positives/negatives and incorrect analysis.
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2mo ago
> Reviewing AI-written code line-by-line isn't practical or a good use of anyone's time. And the usual answer to problems created by the use of AI is to use more AI, so you switch to AI reviews by default. Ugh. Sure, for non-c
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3mo ago
https://archive.md/eEO6a Actually no, that doesn't seem to be loading fully. :( The Wayback machine doesn't have a working version either.
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3mo ago
Seems like it was a mirroring mishap, with the fix still underway (as of writing this): https://status.linuxfoundation.org/incidents/3y1k8b4ky71t > A misconfiguration while adding the new primary mirror temporarily
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3mo ago
> fellow software engineers who spend 8+ hours a day writing code see it as the opposite, since AI _is_ seen as doing the "good things" Dunno about that. I work in writing infrastructure code (telco space), and while we do use
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3mo ago
heed09 and heed10 ? :)
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3mo ago
Interesting item on the careers page btw. For anyone that knows what older school Mellanox was about, it might be your kind of thing: https://jobs.ashbyhq.com/krea/ebe94024-eef6-4306-a019-10072a... :D
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3mo ago
Any chance irq-balance isn't running on the slow one, but is running on the ok one?
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