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k_roy
16d ago
Okay, so first. Using Mac is a no-go. For me, they became insufferably power-user hostile over the years. Second, God the safari rendering was so horrible for so many years. As a web developer, you have to target your greatest demographic,
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k_roy
17d ago
I am not disagreeing at all. Nor am I trying to claim this behavior is safe. I’m just pointing out the level-set that I’m sure the first time someone installs docker and tries to use it, chances are they are just going to install themselves
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17d ago
Default configuration or not, I also imagine the first thing people using docker do is to add themselves to the docker group via sudo. If you are security-conscious, you shouldn’t be using docker anyway.
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k_roy
21d ago
> The source was quickly identified, and it's trivial to avoid the tainted supplier. The mixed messaging certainly didn’t help. One day it’s Taylor Farms and the next the FDA was apologizing. And even once it was found to be Taylor
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k_roy
22d ago
And here I think you are just making up numbers. I’m not claiming it’s good/bad one way or the other, but it’s the reality in which we live. I’m just saying it’s weird to call AI okay for some things, like finding the exploit, but usin
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k_roy
24d ago
Seems kind of subjective innit?
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k_roy
27d ago
That world can’t exist unfortunately, because the minute someone wants a feature that isn’t in your core libraries, you just create a new library and we’re back to now.
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27d ago
You were specifically complaining about Opus’ nauseating style of prose, by calling out a sentence by the author you didn’t immediately comprehend?
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28d ago
>> I also ruled out the back doors: one USB interface, one LUN, both claimed. >What the fuck does this sentence even mean? Opus’ tone and style is nauseating. Seems pretty clear to me. Nothing exposed beyond the expected surface. W
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1mo ago
Compared to a banana?
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k_roy
1mo ago
> Stop pearl clutching. If we are going to start judging morality, we can start looking at the Clintons (good friends with Epstein), the Bidens (His daughter has some really interesting things about what happened when she was little and
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k_roy
2mo ago
This is nothing new and the reason I went from being the biggest media collector to collecting nothing now. To put it in perspective, I bought Get Him to the Greek on Prime video shortly after it came out. A month later, the "exclusive
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3mo ago
The whole reasoning behind this is flawed. “We don’t know how to scale Traefik so we went with haproxy” Well doh. Haproxy is designed for this. You can make haproxy serve copious amount of traffic on a single arm core and a little bit of ra
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3mo ago
> An engineer vibe-coding a project generates an end product, yes, but what is there to be interested in or to discuss? Chances are said engineer isn't even capable of discussing the project in any depth. And this is reductive to th
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3mo ago
Frankly at this point, it's just as insulting to claim it's shallow and worthless just because Claude did it. If there is a cool project that comes out the other side, who cares? I am forced to use Claude for day job, and while i
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4mo ago
Wow, I'm sorry you just don't see it. All you've demonstrated is that the left holds people accountable. But I'm sorry that you can't see how: * calling someone a "divisive figure" and "who is consta
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4mo ago
"As far as you can tell?" Again, it's completely disingenous to compare random internet trolls on Reddit/Facebook/Youtube/etc to the office of the President. I invite you to actually find a case of a politician
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4mo ago
> If you wonder how people could ever vote for someone like Trump, I think it’s got something to do with that kind of rhetoric. So the rhetoric is the problem here, and not the reasons the rhetoric exists? The rhetoric is in response to
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4mo ago
And you just expressed the thoughts of every engineer that writes code for a living who is either left behind, or embracing the technology to hit KPIs and QVRs.
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4mo ago
Is it actually audited? This is 2026, not 2014 when heartbleed came out. And it runs as PID1 on many distros and these are folks like RHEL, who have a huge interest in keeping it secure. Pypi has an almost daily exploit announced in common
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4mo ago
> Can you even imagine pypi or npm compromising ssh this way? Is ssh somehow sacrosanct in a way that any other RCE or credential stealing attack is different? I don’t even know the last time I exposed ssh to the open internet. But the f
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4mo ago
> systemd is a monstrous codebase and there lies shitload of exploits in it. Either intentional or accidental. And yet... 1. practically all hyperscalers use it 2. desktops 3. container images, that power everything from docker to kubern
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4mo ago
> but Israel's autism rate is 50% lower than the US Did you just pull out of this out of the air? Increased diagnosis and awareness, which is something Israel has caught up on recently, has brought the rate to effectively equal. No
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4mo ago
It's weekly for me. And that's just with PRs, not even builders. I can't imagine if I relied on their runners.
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5mo ago
Okay, well you’ve still not highlighted was is the preferred method here, since even with a 42u rack and a cluster in GCP, you still wouldn’t run kubernetes
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5mo ago
I'd love to hear about your HA solution for things like this.
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k_roy
5mo ago
I’ve never understood the gatekeeping people wrap around kubernetes. Even with small 3 node cluster of of raspberry pis, you can run anything you can run in simple docker, and have it survive outages/reboots/etc. At home, I have
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6mo ago
Which still means a single person with Claude can clear a queue in a day versus a month with a traditional team.
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6mo ago
Same experience here. At least for SBCs, I’ve bought a few orange pi rv2s and r2s to use as builder nodes, and in some cases they are slower than the same thing running in qemu w/buildx or just qemu
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6mo ago
If anything, this would be more of a way to act as a command and control server
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