zobzu

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by zobzu 12d ago
people still dont understand the difference. "you do iam but what about controllong access" comes in all the time. words dont really matter all that much. people use them because it makes them sound like they know what it is, and
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by zobzu 12d ago
im not a native speaker and these always made perfect sense to me :(
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by zobzu 18d ago
sir this is robocop
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by zobzu 22d ago
a lot is also not caught.. and over time itll be less and less. hn has been great for a very long time, but this time has come to an end
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by zobzu 1mo ago
it's getting boring
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by zobzu 1mo ago
i don't think people writing this understand how computers work. there is no "Internet scale hard" problem. its reliability, safety, efficiency problems. these problems exist at any scale. ai sucks at it.
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by zobzu 1mo ago
people dont care. you will ger 10 execs saying "unblock this" , because they dont understand the tech at all, and some random finance guy wants to run their recently prompted ai bot everywhere with full access. we need a few more
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by zobzu 2mo ago
yeah the article is dumb.
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by zobzu 2mo ago
these are just fluff words, not a revolutionary change. zero trust helped a lot because it forced vendors to stop relying on people magically doing the right thing ina centralized system. it decentralized boundaries. this paper just says y
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by zobzu 2mo ago
correct.
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by zobzu 2mo ago
id say they're not 100% wrong: - a lot of folks use ai poorly and innudate you with slop, reducing your own efficiency - because you can just prompt it doesn't mean you should. many let the machine crank out tokens until it works,
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by zobzu 2mo ago
honestly 99% of hn, reddit, etc. is the exact opposite of that statement.
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by zobzu 2mo ago
thats funny because my company sells them nvidia gpu for training. but im happy for the billions, they prolly use them for counterstrike!
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by zobzu 2mo ago
google has to make money. flash is awesome. you can run it free on their infra and the performance and latency is excellent for what you wait and pay for right now, with great perf per watt. every person in the world going to google.com run
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by zobzu 2mo ago
how many hn posts do you believe arent propaganda these days? its billions, trillions were talking about. imo hn should display posters origin, such as country, bon, datacenter registered ips, and the discourse will change dramatically.
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by zobzu 3mo ago
i know right. i imagine they were other reasons and this one sounded nice to share on a public doc tbh.
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by zobzu 3mo ago
same I left with approx that amount and when stock was still fairly low compared to today, so left life changing money. no ragrets lol.
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by zobzu 3mo ago
actually it was. they were no angels. but a majority of devs wanted to do good. now everyone wanta to make a quick buck no matter what. im surprised dave is still there too. probably can't let it go...
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by zobzu 3mo ago
it's typical for googlers to leave a note like this in gdocs when they leave As thats the standard at google. i imagine its the original and google hasnt decided to turn off public sharing on it
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by zobzu 3mo ago
thata what i usually expect. its all as good as the top 3 u til you try em and then theyre.. just ok at best
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by zobzu 3mo ago
also why cant i have my own airport, too big to fit in my backyard... you guys lol.
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by zobzu 3mo ago
you dont get it - usa is the goliath in all scenarios online. these are us based companies. most of the world would like to see them and the us fail.
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by zobzu 3mo ago
even if you disregard training costs, pure inference costs are a problem same reason other api have rate limit. this is an attack to bypass the rate limit.
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by zobzu 3mo ago
its mainly just a lot cheaper. copying is always cheaper anyway, very little r&d - ai or no ai.
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by zobzu 4mo ago
dimples are used for stability and lift, not for friction reduction / low cx
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by zobzu 4mo ago
as usual these things are presented as new and revolutionary but aren't actually. the specific process and implemention however are usually newer or slightly different from before. this is our sensationalistic based society - any itera
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by zobzu 4mo ago
i really don't mind the GIMP UI but then again I used it for a very long time, so perhaps that's why (same for PS, I'm a 1.0 user). On the flip side, I'd love a darktable that is closer the lightroom's UI, for simil
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by zobzu 4mo ago
with AI the "they could so they never wondered if they should" will be a very frequent thing.
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by zobzu 4mo ago
additionally: Google reports on their own jail breaks (who is project zero?!! lol). apple does not. in fact apple fixed several high criticality bugs like these not that long ago - they just dont talk about it other than "you must fix
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by zobzu 4mo ago
extrapolating that line of thinking: "why does computer run malware, i asked it to not run malware ever!” another fun parallel: "run this [...] and make no mistake ". human context is just as bad as llms, i swear

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