The random number generator didn't produce the number I wanted? Shocking! In all seriousness, uneducated people should not be setting up LLMs (or, frankly, even using them depending on the circumstance). Understand what…
Certainly not true in every culture. Because this is not an intrinsic truth of humanity. The evils the author sees as exceptions are actually the rule of our nature, but for one reason or another, most people (in some…
A probabilistic technology (yes I know you can set the temperature to 1, but no one does that, and the output is still not efficiently predictable) is doing "formal verification" now? Or are they just saying we can use…
doesn't Apple require a name and a zip code? I would call that unnecessary, even if they wouldn't. > Any government-approved payment system is ... auditable Sure, I don't dispute that. Which is also why I wouldn't…
be that as it may, a general reader will consider a lack of anonymity to not be privacy-friendly - so it appears as deceptive marketing projects cannot control what people think, but they can control what they say, and…
a literal interpretation of what I said would be a person, but you could also interpret it more broadly as all demon-kind both work, and it doesn't really change what I was saying, though my authorial intent was in fact…
We should have listened.
a beautiful (static?) website for showcasing a beautiful cipher excellent work on both fronts (solving, and showcasing) while he failed to demonstrate that the spirits of men continue to exercise control over this realm…
are you the guy working at Chainguard publishing images...?
that may become clear from deeper reading, but from a cursory glance at the home page they claim > privacy-friendly online transactions so I believe any reasonable user, without digging more deeply, would not come to…
another proprietary browser gone? oh no! anyway.
you appear to have misread the title - perhaps you hallucinated?
The first reason the author lists for why this will be bad is only an "issue" on Git hosts that don't allow repo creation on push (which is brain dead of GitHub). Any other host, you push your new repo, and it will see…
> maintenance, reliability, security, scalability, etc. is the majority of the cost It's funny because, I think the author is spot on in this article, including the problems identified in my quote above, but none of…
oh wow, how can your ssh config change based on the network you're using?
an objective statement of fact should not be considered "absolutely insufferable"
I really hope the courts just utterly destroy Google one day. Society would be better off, regardless of the collateral.
Requires a dedicated app? Too bad, if this worked with a generic solution like Gadget Bridge or health connect, this would be peak.
>euroderf Name checks out.
I mean yes, if I can work in my sweatpants (or no pants), not have to pack myself a lunch, and more easily goof off when I feel it is acceptable to do so, I too would report a higher 'well-being'. You wouldn't have to…
Probably mostly by people who recognize that they are in the same situation but don't want to come to terms with the fact that their data is not safe. Though, most individuals at least have the financial excuse. This…
They don't even need another vendor, they could literally have their own on-site copy. Then they not only have 2 copies of the data, but they're in geographically distinct locations, so an 'act of God' wouldn't take out…
That's not a backup, that was their only copy of the data. 2 is one, and 1 is none. I wouldn't hire someone with this mindset of yours to run the IT at my company, we'd lose data for sure.
My setup is a self hosted GitLab. From there, in most of my repos I setup repo mirroring (basically it just does its own SSH-based git push whenever I push commits to it) to GitHub, GitLab, and Codeberg. All of these…
> These archives represent an important part of our region’s history, and we look forward to ensuring their preservation and protection through the Court-approved process. Apparently you didn't find them important…
The random number generator didn't produce the number I wanted? Shocking! In all seriousness, uneducated people should not be setting up LLMs (or, frankly, even using them depending on the circumstance). Understand what…
Certainly not true in every culture. Because this is not an intrinsic truth of humanity. The evils the author sees as exceptions are actually the rule of our nature, but for one reason or another, most people (in some…
A probabilistic technology (yes I know you can set the temperature to 1, but no one does that, and the output is still not efficiently predictable) is doing "formal verification" now? Or are they just saying we can use…
doesn't Apple require a name and a zip code? I would call that unnecessary, even if they wouldn't. > Any government-approved payment system is ... auditable Sure, I don't dispute that. Which is also why I wouldn't…
be that as it may, a general reader will consider a lack of anonymity to not be privacy-friendly - so it appears as deceptive marketing projects cannot control what people think, but they can control what they say, and…
a literal interpretation of what I said would be a person, but you could also interpret it more broadly as all demon-kind both work, and it doesn't really change what I was saying, though my authorial intent was in fact…
We should have listened.
a beautiful (static?) website for showcasing a beautiful cipher excellent work on both fronts (solving, and showcasing) while he failed to demonstrate that the spirits of men continue to exercise control over this realm…
are you the guy working at Chainguard publishing images...?
that may become clear from deeper reading, but from a cursory glance at the home page they claim > privacy-friendly online transactions so I believe any reasonable user, without digging more deeply, would not come to…
another proprietary browser gone? oh no! anyway.
you appear to have misread the title - perhaps you hallucinated?
The first reason the author lists for why this will be bad is only an "issue" on Git hosts that don't allow repo creation on push (which is brain dead of GitHub). Any other host, you push your new repo, and it will see…
> maintenance, reliability, security, scalability, etc. is the majority of the cost It's funny because, I think the author is spot on in this article, including the problems identified in my quote above, but none of…
oh wow, how can your ssh config change based on the network you're using?
an objective statement of fact should not be considered "absolutely insufferable"
I really hope the courts just utterly destroy Google one day. Society would be better off, regardless of the collateral.
Requires a dedicated app? Too bad, if this worked with a generic solution like Gadget Bridge or health connect, this would be peak.
>euroderf Name checks out.
I mean yes, if I can work in my sweatpants (or no pants), not have to pack myself a lunch, and more easily goof off when I feel it is acceptable to do so, I too would report a higher 'well-being'. You wouldn't have to…
Probably mostly by people who recognize that they are in the same situation but don't want to come to terms with the fact that their data is not safe. Though, most individuals at least have the financial excuse. This…
They don't even need another vendor, they could literally have their own on-site copy. Then they not only have 2 copies of the data, but they're in geographically distinct locations, so an 'act of God' wouldn't take out…
That's not a backup, that was their only copy of the data. 2 is one, and 1 is none. I wouldn't hire someone with this mindset of yours to run the IT at my company, we'd lose data for sure.
My setup is a self hosted GitLab. From there, in most of my repos I setup repo mirroring (basically it just does its own SSH-based git push whenever I push commits to it) to GitHub, GitLab, and Codeberg. All of these…
> These archives represent an important part of our region’s history, and we look forward to ensuring their preservation and protection through the Court-approved process. Apparently you didn't find them important…