They're not great. LiFePo4 however is excellent and reasonably low cost these days
Well, it's true that serving static HTML through the PHP dev server is a mitigation. Unfortunately that's only enough to serve a static site and definitely not why or how anyone deploys PHP.
The exploit requires oom and a full connection pool to pin yourself to a thread. Trying to scale this vertically is hilarious.
MS ended paid extended support for Itanium, so it's kind of a dead target
They have the supporting code for using a key, I'm assuming they don't have in band bruteforce since it doesn't usually make any sense at all
In short, because DHH hates programming in Rust.
I feel like this is valuable context to why a Ruby dev may feel disheartened https://youtu.be/IEOqgPfGLQ8 TL;dw: DHH recently held a RailsCon keynote funeral for hand coded Rails in favour of AI Rust. It's well…
Doesn't really matter does it? Most people use the - at most, or rephrase. One rarely if ever should write at a level that's above high school reading for day to day articles and tasks. I've written for a large computer…
I've read plenty, in 4 languages. Hbu?
Because no one knows what those are, and they're a major indicator of AI writing.
/dev/random is much too expensive for this. flat files, a tarpit, maybe zip bombs as the sibling suggested. Nothing calculated. I'd go with zipped Brothers Grimm
Gen Alpha will likely have a distribution like we used to have before mass schooling. A few overwhelmingly smart people who had that as a hobby, and the very sad rest.
Returning some text files from the server fs is _wayyy_ lighter than letting the bot go through the search, middleware, and db while crawling your stuff.
Well it's easy to have zero wolf attacks when there are zero wolves. We also have zero hyena attacks.
I guess. It applies in more places that are heavily anthropized, such as many islands. But yeah, most of Europe is practically a garden.
> Simplicity of access to knowledge doesn't mean you don't learn it Except that it does, learning is mediated by _effort_. Was it hard? Then what did you gain by using AI? Was it easy? Then you didn't learn
Only among the chronically online, which is not a very big deal unless it happens to be your niche.
I didn't know what your example was, so I used AI in one of the best ways it can be used today: I googled "Mel's famous chess demo" and it blurted out this beautiful thing, which I am sharing here for discussion…
Because most code just isn't art. There exists art code, but the truth is no one wants to maintain it.
It's a flawed concept based on an outdated view of human ability so... It can be anything we want it to be. "they're very talented" is almost a slur, taking the spotlight away from the massive amount of effort and…
Some of them are the same, but some aren't. CWD is a prion separate from BSE for instance.
LLMs have completely eaten this field and Wikipedia will end up using them for it, even if they just use them to write their pie in the sky NLP.
That's not entirely true, you still learn the lay of the land in that domain to some extent, just not the specifics. And it doesn't need to be passive, I use it to help me work better and it finds tools, helps me use…
Thought for 3.5, billion years Life seeded out of the way, far out in the uncharted backwaters of the unfashionable end of the western spiral arm of the Galaxy around a small unregarded yellow sun. Life has launched an…
Interesting, thanks. I really should have double checked before posting on HN.
They're not great. LiFePo4 however is excellent and reasonably low cost these days
Well, it's true that serving static HTML through the PHP dev server is a mitigation. Unfortunately that's only enough to serve a static site and definitely not why or how anyone deploys PHP.
The exploit requires oom and a full connection pool to pin yourself to a thread. Trying to scale this vertically is hilarious.
MS ended paid extended support for Itanium, so it's kind of a dead target
They have the supporting code for using a key, I'm assuming they don't have in band bruteforce since it doesn't usually make any sense at all
In short, because DHH hates programming in Rust.
I feel like this is valuable context to why a Ruby dev may feel disheartened https://youtu.be/IEOqgPfGLQ8 TL;dw: DHH recently held a RailsCon keynote funeral for hand coded Rails in favour of AI Rust. It's well…
Doesn't really matter does it? Most people use the - at most, or rephrase. One rarely if ever should write at a level that's above high school reading for day to day articles and tasks. I've written for a large computer…
I've read plenty, in 4 languages. Hbu?
Because no one knows what those are, and they're a major indicator of AI writing.
/dev/random is much too expensive for this. flat files, a tarpit, maybe zip bombs as the sibling suggested. Nothing calculated. I'd go with zipped Brothers Grimm
Gen Alpha will likely have a distribution like we used to have before mass schooling. A few overwhelmingly smart people who had that as a hobby, and the very sad rest.
Returning some text files from the server fs is _wayyy_ lighter than letting the bot go through the search, middleware, and db while crawling your stuff.
Well it's easy to have zero wolf attacks when there are zero wolves. We also have zero hyena attacks.
I guess. It applies in more places that are heavily anthropized, such as many islands. But yeah, most of Europe is practically a garden.
> Simplicity of access to knowledge doesn't mean you don't learn it Except that it does, learning is mediated by _effort_. Was it hard? Then what did you gain by using AI? Was it easy? Then you didn't learn
Only among the chronically online, which is not a very big deal unless it happens to be your niche.
I didn't know what your example was, so I used AI in one of the best ways it can be used today: I googled "Mel's famous chess demo" and it blurted out this beautiful thing, which I am sharing here for discussion…
Because most code just isn't art. There exists art code, but the truth is no one wants to maintain it.
It's a flawed concept based on an outdated view of human ability so... It can be anything we want it to be. "they're very talented" is almost a slur, taking the spotlight away from the massive amount of effort and…
Some of them are the same, but some aren't. CWD is a prion separate from BSE for instance.
LLMs have completely eaten this field and Wikipedia will end up using them for it, even if they just use them to write their pie in the sky NLP.
That's not entirely true, you still learn the lay of the land in that domain to some extent, just not the specifics. And it doesn't need to be passive, I use it to help me work better and it finds tools, helps me use…
Thought for 3.5, billion years Life seeded out of the way, far out in the uncharted backwaters of the unfashionable end of the western spiral arm of the Galaxy around a small unregarded yellow sun. Life has launched an…
Interesting, thanks. I really should have double checked before posting on HN.