All of that is Apple's fault - they designed and created MacOS. It's not like they're publishing to a third party platform. Why would I judge Apple only on the quality of this docs page (which is good) but not on their…
Yeah but none of this matters for the "git for legislation" idea right? The point here is to record the history of the text of the laws, not their meaning.
If you think this is a bad idea, please tell me why, happy to discuss. I have nothing else to say rn. (Seriously though, while I agree with your opinion - see how this comment, regardless of whether you agree or…
Can you spell out the economics for us? Let's assume I am a white-hat hacker with access to this allegedly widespread exploit. Obviously, I understand why a nation-state attacker wouldn't want to share their exploit…
Clients cannot because the current CAA spec only requires that it be checked/valid at issuance time. Thus, as a client, it is impossible to distinguish between: 1) A certificate that was issued in violation of a CAA…
Would you consider 20 years "lately"?
I don't really care what you do with AI on your own computer for yourself but top tier irony sharing this around with this post on your blog: https://blog.lsantos.dev/en/backlog-10-slopware-the-end-of-w...
You don't lose this time for pirated copies of your software, as I assume you aren't taking this person's time to create a license for pirates. To write something off you have to actually lose the money - writing off is…
Is the argument that there are no benefits to IPv6 for anyone/society because your specific ISP messes it up?
How does restricting the MCP ""user agent"" to only claude and codex and whatever enable Figma to extract value?
Which is what? Because if your solution is "get rid of all C-suite executives", obviously some new person (or some new group) has to be given the final say on decisions in the company and what's to stop them from…
It's possible those devices will offer indirect migration paths (e.g. you have to reinstall the OS). While annoying/inconvenient, that would probably still qualify as keeping the promise in my book.
For the record I 95% agree with you, but I'd like to try an answer at: > I haven't seen one convincing model of AI existential risk. Can anyone offer one? We seem to be heading down this uncomfortable trend of many…
I honestly can't tell if you're trolling or this is an HN out of touch moment. The obvious difference (and thus massive advantage) of the cloudfare product is that it is accessible over the normal internet without…
This isn't black and white, it's a sliding scale. Advertising, menu boards, box art, etc. do show the product in the best light possible and take artistic liberties, but are substantially closer to the real product than…
Agreed - not only does the obvious LLM writing/editing make it hard to read, but the weird stylistic choice to have long sections where every single short sentence is its own line made the read even more grating. I…
Comparing Norton selling their company (even to a scummy owner like Symantec) to Pétain collaborating with Nazi Germany feels a bit ... extreme ... to me.
I fully agree with you, and I think this trend of glorifying disabilities is cringe - ADHD, autism, etc. are life-altering medical conditions and not desirable. However, I don't think this specific project is intending…
It's open source software - it can be baked into pretty much anything given they follow the license terms.
Does anybody have a source for the "actively exploited" part of the HN title?
Technically yes, in practice the odds your local resolver is validating DNSSEC is slim (and if you're intentionally configured it to do so, switch to a provider that isn't Quad9).
If you care about software being closed source or proprietary you probably aren't running Windows.
It's a typo that carried over to the second code example of trying to read the file too? Is the sample code completely untested?
Perhaps partially? I assume that cutting the pages out of the spin makes them easier to scan at least partially. That said I have no insider knowledge of this type of operation so I don't know how much easier that…
Bias disclaimer: Amazon is my current employer, but I don't work on AI or anything else mentioned in the article. Yes, this is a result of copyright laws. The other commenters are wrong/uninformed. If it was up to the…
All of that is Apple's fault - they designed and created MacOS. It's not like they're publishing to a third party platform. Why would I judge Apple only on the quality of this docs page (which is good) but not on their…
Yeah but none of this matters for the "git for legislation" idea right? The point here is to record the history of the text of the laws, not their meaning.
If you think this is a bad idea, please tell me why, happy to discuss. I have nothing else to say rn. (Seriously though, while I agree with your opinion - see how this comment, regardless of whether you agree or…
Can you spell out the economics for us? Let's assume I am a white-hat hacker with access to this allegedly widespread exploit. Obviously, I understand why a nation-state attacker wouldn't want to share their exploit…
Clients cannot because the current CAA spec only requires that it be checked/valid at issuance time. Thus, as a client, it is impossible to distinguish between: 1) A certificate that was issued in violation of a CAA…
Would you consider 20 years "lately"?
I don't really care what you do with AI on your own computer for yourself but top tier irony sharing this around with this post on your blog: https://blog.lsantos.dev/en/backlog-10-slopware-the-end-of-w...
You don't lose this time for pirated copies of your software, as I assume you aren't taking this person's time to create a license for pirates. To write something off you have to actually lose the money - writing off is…
Is the argument that there are no benefits to IPv6 for anyone/society because your specific ISP messes it up?
How does restricting the MCP ""user agent"" to only claude and codex and whatever enable Figma to extract value?
Which is what? Because if your solution is "get rid of all C-suite executives", obviously some new person (or some new group) has to be given the final say on decisions in the company and what's to stop them from…
It's possible those devices will offer indirect migration paths (e.g. you have to reinstall the OS). While annoying/inconvenient, that would probably still qualify as keeping the promise in my book.
For the record I 95% agree with you, but I'd like to try an answer at: > I haven't seen one convincing model of AI existential risk. Can anyone offer one? We seem to be heading down this uncomfortable trend of many…
I honestly can't tell if you're trolling or this is an HN out of touch moment. The obvious difference (and thus massive advantage) of the cloudfare product is that it is accessible over the normal internet without…
This isn't black and white, it's a sliding scale. Advertising, menu boards, box art, etc. do show the product in the best light possible and take artistic liberties, but are substantially closer to the real product than…
Agreed - not only does the obvious LLM writing/editing make it hard to read, but the weird stylistic choice to have long sections where every single short sentence is its own line made the read even more grating. I…
Comparing Norton selling their company (even to a scummy owner like Symantec) to Pétain collaborating with Nazi Germany feels a bit ... extreme ... to me.
I fully agree with you, and I think this trend of glorifying disabilities is cringe - ADHD, autism, etc. are life-altering medical conditions and not desirable. However, I don't think this specific project is intending…
It's open source software - it can be baked into pretty much anything given they follow the license terms.
Does anybody have a source for the "actively exploited" part of the HN title?
Technically yes, in practice the odds your local resolver is validating DNSSEC is slim (and if you're intentionally configured it to do so, switch to a provider that isn't Quad9).
If you care about software being closed source or proprietary you probably aren't running Windows.
It's a typo that carried over to the second code example of trying to read the file too? Is the sample code completely untested?
Perhaps partially? I assume that cutting the pages out of the spin makes them easier to scan at least partially. That said I have no insider knowledge of this type of operation so I don't know how much easier that…
Bias disclaimer: Amazon is my current employer, but I don't work on AI or anything else mentioned in the article. Yes, this is a result of copyright laws. The other commenters are wrong/uninformed. If it was up to the…