pluto_modadic

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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
do keys have a defined prefix or identifier? e.g., Veilid uses vld0? pkarr uses pk:?
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
do you provide datacenter attestation primitives (e.g. Intel DCAP (only newer chips), ARM CCA-SSE(still being built), or AMD trust zone verifications or whatever they're called)? software attestable enclaves are one thing. hardware att
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
"far cheaper than providing large amounts" that doesn't factor in the cost of plumbing an entire town with 3 sets. remember photos of the tangle of wires when DC vs AC fought? It's more expensive especially for a suburb
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
if you want to /design/ a website, every KB should count. Needlessly including huge bits of clunky, flakey, extra heavy bits and huge images or fancy videos is.... bleh!
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
amtrak /s (that or hiking someplace)
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
glad the focus returns to this instead of ML stuff.
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
Ah, and here I was hoping it would have parallels to attacks on yubikeys. not concerned with coins. or, journalists getting detained at the border.
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
If I could downvote a post, this would be it.
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
there's index.commoncrawl.org where you can ask for a domain with wildcards.
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
three kinds of "inefficiencies" - safety margins (keep, to not harm the customer) - employee benefits (keep, to not harm the employee, e.g. retirement) - profit margins for stockholders (you could probably get rid of this)
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
is there a language that implements cooperative async-await patterns nicely?
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
yes, but a machine gun is faster than a musket. these uses of AI are force multipliers for diarrhea levels of bullshit. I think there are two takes: - investors should know that consumers will eventually find their products distasteful for
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
quoting from a nice piece: https://lmnt.me/blog/app-stores-and-payment-methods.html "It still blows my mind how little the App Store has improved over the last decade. It’s barely changed. Almost every bad thing a
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
there's a reason folks insist that the research in gun violence in the US be conducted via paper and not a digital database. it slows it down /sooooo much/.
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
this feels like something /you can do on your servers/, and that other folks with resource constraints (like time, budget, or the hardware they have) find anubis valuable.
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
Agreed - it's not all of wikipedia, it's the parts that matter. They could do this with much less storage. Maybe just an SD card in an old phone?
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
it is often true that the people who made a thing are unable to adequately explain it to others, and think their own explanation works just fine. The site isn't self-explanatory.
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
It lets someone write code rapidly they don't understand and can't check. As the saying goes, "debugging is at least twice as hard as writing something", so if you write something you barely understand, you CERTAINLY can
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
this reminds me - fediverse apps can build a network effect that incentivizes more fediverse apps to be activitypub compatible: https://www.augment.ink/bridges-the-last-network-effect/
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
this article is actually fairly balanced.
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
does this mean anything that imports the cryptography modules needs to include G++ or something weird, or is it compiled into cpython itself?
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
for a newer password manager... https://github.com/FiloSottile/passage
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
Burning the planet for a ponzi scheme isn't normal. The healthiest thing for /actual/ AI to develop is for the current addiction to LLMs to die off. For the current bets by OpenAI, Gemini, DeepSeek, etc to lose steam. Prompts
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
Optimize for maintainable (readable) code with sane, understandable flows. then optimize for the user experience. Processors complete lifetimes when a human blinks. If you're doing /meaningful/ work with those cycles, that&#x
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
I hope more community ISPs happen <3
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
They know AI can be addictive (people will prompt it far too often), so mixing it with social media can captivate users even more effectively.
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
have to agree: but my first thought was "oh shoot they lost health insurance", is /why/ the american's worried.
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
I worked at a company that had half C#, half PHP developers. The PHP developers ran circles around them both in building features, and in fixing vulnerabilities (I was hired for a reason, legacy code). I can always depend on a PHP developer
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
I wish we had /rail/, period, to many destinations. Utah's frontrunner doesn't go far enough north or south, which means I have to own a car :/
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
okay, do they mean vectors, or tiles, because that's like saying "serving PNG JPEGs" or "serving JPEG PNGs". Some servers chuck back /a picture/, some servers chuck back /an SVG/ or line data.

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