nullpoint420

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by nullpoint420 3d ago
We really need to pace the frontier on operating systems and browsers, we can't let it fall into the wrong hands.
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by nullpoint420 3d ago
Yeah it looks like someone thinks they're "hacking" Tesla when really it's hitting volunteer IPs.
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by nullpoint420 4d ago
Asked people what during install? From my perspective this should have never been designed this way. I understand if you're a PM, but those engineers should've known better, Chinese or not. As for the ion cannon (signed and notari
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by nullpoint420 11d ago
Why? They’re the only ones giving out their models for free at the frontier? I don’t understand the “need” when you’re benefiting the public good?
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by nullpoint420 13d ago
They use a lot of compute providers now, but they use Cloudflare for their networking
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by nullpoint420 13d ago
Kinda like code reviews these days
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by nullpoint420 15d ago
I’m assuming the same way Mozilla was bought by the industry. Indirectly through a network of interests.
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by nullpoint420 21d ago
i see. thanks for the context.
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by nullpoint420 25d ago
At least I'd be in control of model quality vs. when Anthropic decides to randomly drop the quality of their offering
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by nullpoint420 28d ago
GitHub Quarter Evolved
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by nullpoint420 1mo ago
what if the fun for them is the game engine? because game devs are customers too, it's technical product dev.
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by nullpoint420 1mo ago
I mean, isn't that all counter-intelligence? They wouldn't want to be seen?
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by nullpoint420 1mo ago
Wow ok fair enough. Sorry to put you through a fire drill but I wanted to see if there would be support or not. I stand corrected, there is. Wishing you the best of luck here.
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by nullpoint420 1mo ago
I just deployed this to production to replace our self-hosted Postgres - and we’re experiencing corruption. Can you help us out?
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by nullpoint420 1mo ago
Wow does it feel good to read human prose again. It just feels so - refreshing. Like cold water in a desert
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by nullpoint420 1mo ago
I get that but it’s much less secure. ie. If an agent finds a bug in V8 it’s over
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by nullpoint420 1mo ago
Bingo. Double points if the infra surrounding this costs more than a maxed out MBP a month in spend
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by nullpoint420 1mo ago
Real
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by nullpoint420 1mo ago
Mmm so application-level sandboxing. Lovely. And I’m assuming your worker runtime is a process in a container on a shared node? What happens if the agent exploits your runtime? Does it get access to the whole container? VM? Node? Why should
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by nullpoint420 1mo ago
I thought this too. Apparently there’s open cooling systems as well that are more efficient
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by nullpoint420 1mo ago
Man, if only I wasn't so burnt out. I've still been day-dreaming about architecture and design for my side-projects. I haven't had a chance to sit down and get into the flow state like I used to.
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by nullpoint420 2mo ago
Wow is this true? Hopefully I don’t come across this way. I’m a huge Kotlin fan but strongly dislike Java for its verbosity. Is hating on Java really a dog whistle like you say?
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by nullpoint420 2mo ago
Librechat self-hosted in our cluster that points to our ZDR ai gateway. They have SSO logins.
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by nullpoint420 2mo ago
inb4 "we're updating our Terms of Service - all Cloudflare-based scrapers will now automatically be enrolled to scrape your cached websites" and they'll explain how it's great because it's only reading the cach
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by nullpoint420 2mo ago
Cloudflare, apparently.
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by nullpoint420 2mo ago
The effort required to do it
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by nullpoint420 2mo ago
Possibly the worst choice they could have ever made. I have no faith in Xbox’s technical ability anymore.
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by nullpoint420 2mo ago
i always hear this argument. and then those that proclaim it get stuck for a sprint trying to fit a square peg in a round hole and then i get a ticket a month later because the customer reported the feature isn't working. all while the
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by nullpoint420 2mo ago
cool. we definitely needed this
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by nullpoint420 2mo ago
Nothing about the CPU architecture itself requires that. They can run a standard UEFI/ACPI stack.

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