zaroth

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by zaroth 2y ago
> The Service’s mandate allows it the wide-ranging ability to enter any government agency and access its software or technical systems with the goal of helping to streamline or reform existing systems. That’s actually cool they have th
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by zaroth 2y ago
Whatever you think a “rug pull” is, this ain’t it. FOSS owes you literally nothing . Go build what you want for yourself, geez. Oh, and feel free to give it away to the world… OR NOT!
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by zaroth 2y ago
Exactly what DeepSeek3 is doing.
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by zaroth 2y ago
Tell me you haven’t used the latest models, without telling me you haven’t used the latest models? They do hallucinate at times, but you’re missing a lot of real utility by claiming they are basically bullshit engines. They can now use tool
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by zaroth 2y ago
Maybe by the time it’s doing a trillion dollars a year of useful work (less than 10 years out) people will call it intelligent… but still probably not.
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by zaroth 2y ago
Downvoted for… too conclusively proving OP wrong?
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by zaroth 2y ago
I wish it were so! That was true until they turned this feature on by default.
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by zaroth 2y ago
Everything about what they did was absolutely fantastic and amazing, until they turned it on by default.
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by zaroth 2y ago
That doesn’t mean the first phone is waste! There’s nothing wrong with wanting to buy a new phone. The law won’t reduce smartphone ewaste. It will just satisfy the people who want removable batteries over sleaker design. The battery is serv
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by zaroth 2y ago
I don’t even use iCloud Photos and this was on by default. Very bad move by Apple to ship my photos off my device, without my permission, in any shape or form, I don’t care.
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by zaroth 2y ago
It’s not even advice, and it’s not wrong.
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by zaroth 2y ago
They literally spent months trying to work out the bugs. It’s an absolute admonishment of AMD’s software stack. Just look at their market value and it says everything you need to know about how much “better” AMD is than NVIDIA.
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by zaroth 2y ago
You should not give these sites the benefit of rendering their own HTML. Ask your agent to convert the URL to markdown, and read it in VS Code or whereever.
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by zaroth 2y ago
That’s not, in fact, what Apple is saying.
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by zaroth 2y ago
Grain of salt due to the source? What is that supposed to mean? Tesla is so far ahead when it comes to these things (48V architecture), there literally is no other source in this case.
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by zaroth 2y ago
It’s even worse to proscribe liability when the “flaw” is not even an actual operating failure, but the ability for a bad actor to break the software maliciously. Software is only as insecure as the user’s willingness to expose it to un
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by zaroth 2y ago
This is neither a best practice, nor does it result in bug free code.
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by zaroth 2y ago
TFA specifically states that US has gone in a totally different direction than the EU on this?
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by zaroth 2y ago
If this actually becomes law, it instantly makes it too dangerous to bother for me to ever ship software into the EU again. Under this law, consumers can claim compensation for damages caused by defective products without having to prove t
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by zaroth 2y ago
What “best practices” are you even taking about. Point to one piece of bug free software that performs a useful task. I’ll wait.
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by zaroth 2y ago
This is obviously a completely useless carve out. The EU will define something as commercial based on even having paid support or enterprise features, so if there’s any company behind the open source code at all, you can be sued by your fre
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by zaroth 2y ago
Is the $1000/ton a law a physics, or could that ever possibly scale up and come down an order of magnitude?
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by zaroth 2y ago
The bus can only transport 100 people because it forces everyone to take the same route, regardless of where they are actually headed. This is not merely inconvenient, but a delusional take on the future of mobility. You cannot eat on the b
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by zaroth 2y ago
You can argue semantics, but it’s not an implementation detail that doesn’t matter, it’s fundamentally misrepresenting the truth. A “recall” that does actually involve bringing the car in for service, a.k.a. recalling the car, is not accura
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by zaroth 2y ago
Looks like VW sold 250 of them (ever) for $125k a piece. Tesla will apparently be selling it for $30k before the end of 2016. I’m super curious about the induction charging rate! The robot they showed cleaning it was also pretty interesting
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by zaroth 2y ago
It’s for FSD, which when fully realized, will have a global market cap of over $10 trillion.
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by zaroth 2y ago
Actual fines and settlements added up to about $500 million.
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by zaroth 2y ago
Millions of dollars of research and materials science, successfully integrated into Apple’s billion dollar iPhone manufacturing line, solving a real repairability problem in a way that’s almost magical… And you are honestly asking if they t
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by zaroth 2y ago
Does Tor Browser disable cookies ? I think not. You don’t have to login to be given a cookie that’s then stored and tracked across each new IP that Tor cycles through.
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by zaroth 2y ago
Beautiful if true!

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