moritonal

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by moritonal 7d ago
Yes, but in that very link it explains how they work with the public to establish some trust? "Any current issues of public concern? It is recognised the extent of the UK network is a privacy concern and the scale of that network is li
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by moritonal 13d ago
Some of my Codex sessions are still working (and continue to), but new ones are giving a Reconnecting currently.
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by moritonal 15d ago
It's a weird world where they put less time into writing that doc than you did reading it.
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by moritonal 19d ago
Oh don't, I remember being at a Google PWA Conference where they showed a world where you walked up to a coffee machine which served you a website over some local Bluetooth beacons, you asked for a coffee and it made it. It was such a
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by moritonal 26d ago
You managed to say everything but the difficult bit. People don't generally have a problem with cameras, all our computers and phones have one. The problem is who can use them and when.
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by moritonal 1mo ago
Same, but I always run within dev-containers. I joke I trust my LLM with the same energy I trust juniors?
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by moritonal 2mo ago
What is there to mock? Making ten smart rings because each one is consumable sounds worse for the environment than making one that has a simple charging circuit?
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by moritonal 4mo ago
Rip the band-aid. You don't own your email, which means all the things you're worried about could at any moment be lost anyway. Buy a domain, own the MX records, send your emails where-ever you want. Then just try live your life,
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by moritonal 4mo ago
Massively, armed with the right tools you can tear apart old software now
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by moritonal 5mo ago
Anecdotal but over several years with an AMD GPU in my desktop I've tried multiple times to do real AI work and given up every time with the AMD stack.
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by moritonal 5mo ago
This. When compilers came along, I believe a bunch of junior engineers just gave up utterly on understanding the shape of how the code was generated in assembly which was a mistake given early compilers weren't as effective as they are
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by moritonal 5mo ago
I think it's more: when I don't have access to a compiler I am useless. It's better to go for a walk than learn assembly. AI agents turn our high-level language into code, with various hints, much like the compiler.
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by moritonal 5mo ago
Personally I consider the crop part of the problem. By cropping (rather than just picking another image) it "cleans" the image, but retains the context. I could crop many images to be valid as test-images, but people who know the
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by moritonal 5mo ago
I want to point out some of the language you've used. You've brought up "current narrative", "crusade", "sin" and "inquisition", when really you seem to be saying "the image doesn'
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by moritonal 5mo ago
You're right my comment was off the cuff but I stand by it's logic. I didn't say Kovid was a terrible person, just not great. Having not done research into him specifically I just noted with the parent that certain qualities
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by moritonal 5mo ago
Interesting you say the Dev isn't a great person, because I had a hunch when I saw the use of the Lena photo on the front page ( https://pursuit.unimelb.edu.au/articles/it-s-time-to-retire-... ). It's interesti
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by moritonal 5mo ago
It's a definitive statement that you don't want to talk to people. In London not wearing headphones ironically means you become a target for people who want your attention. And it blocks out the otherwise very loud cityscape.
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by moritonal 6mo ago
Lets add some context. Amazon is the author's only job. 5yrs Software, 7yrs Senior, 4yrs Principal, now runs a YouTube self-help. Reading through there are multiple lines that collectively paint a picture of a difficult career. "I
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by moritonal 6mo ago
Honestly great work, but this is very much something where the results matter more than the product. It ends without a single comment about whether it worked in Production.
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by moritonal 6mo ago
Left before the loading animation finished.
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by moritonal 6mo ago
Given MCP is supposed to just be a standardised format for self-describing APIs, why are all the features you listed MCP related things? It sounds more like it's forced the enterprise to build such features which cli tooling didn'
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by moritonal 7mo ago
When I started my career I heard people say almost verbatim "Stack overflow is making junior devs useless", with the idea all we did was copypaste scripts over. The same people failed, and the same people who can use the tools wil
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by moritonal 7mo ago
It feels wild to have to keep reminding people, but AI changes very little. Tools have always had a variety of output, and ways to control this, and bad tools output a lot by default, whilst good tools hide it behind version of "-v&quo
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by moritonal 7mo ago
This is the answer. If you provide internet access to someone, you're responsible for it. It's a generally established law from a Torrenting PoV, so isn't it equally applicable to downloading content unsuitable for children.
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by moritonal 7mo ago
I imagine they sweated for a moment deciding if London Underground's labyrinths counted as individual pieces or the consolidated one they went for. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Labyrinth_(artwork) https:/&#
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by moritonal 7mo ago
If you didn't know, Dan-ball has a variety of fun free mobile games that are all great.
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by moritonal 7mo ago
I genuinely just don't use the Start Menu anymore. It cannot find anything, and every search will include two Internet results (Bing only of course) and a Microsoft Store reference.
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by moritonal 7mo ago
Creeper World, am I right?
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by moritonal 8mo ago
I think it should. Hate it or not he has a proven ability to create environments where people thrive and want to work the hardest they ever have. Moreover, an ability to understand how much money is required to build something alongside the
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by moritonal 8mo ago
If you want a rabbit hole, this is the likely owner of both tel.net and sms.net = https://www.gbnet.net/

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