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i like to think of LLMs as random number generators with a filter

Quality of the rails makes a big difference, take the train from Ukraine to Poland and it's suddenly super smooth once you cross over into the EU

Choose is a strange word here. There is an algorithm that calculates the color.

Why are your police not investigating this? The guy is actively breaking the law

Only Americans call trains old fashioned

Do you even remember the IE6 days? - this opinion seems quite widespread but the open web is great for all of us.

I think you are probably right for other reasons

Safari has long lagged on other browsers, Apple would rather it didn't exist but have to keep it ticking over

With less competition they will likely be happy to lag behind even further again

Surely if you sue fake Nintendo, you don't need to discuss the licensing, you'd be sueing them for filling a claim they have no standing to claim

Risking freedom? You mean doing your part for freedom for all

The difference is when computer says no, you can show that computer is wrong

Completely this. KISS, my favourite acro for this.

It's interesting that some modern ORMs are dropping trying to abstract out the dB engine. Specifically thinking of Drizzle for js. And rather just focusing on the programming interface

Check out what are often called tagged types.

You basically define a `type A = string &{a: SomeSymbol}`

And then have a type assertion function that just returns true, and you have control over the places A can come from

The reason not to do that is that dev.example.com can set cookies on example.com and other envs can see them.

But that's the thing, part of the plan was in a bad case we can switch to manual processing, but at no point someone thought to suggest manually processing one failing plan

I work with great QAs all day, and if one of them heard that there are duplicate area codes, there would be a bunch of test cases appearing with all the possible combinations

Certainly worth blowing up some russian ships to make sure it doesn't happen again

Reject the plan surely should have come many places before shutdown the whole system!

But no mention of this insane failure mode? If the article is to be believed

Why would you region block a webpage like this

AGPL for all the public code, which is most of

Photoprisim

Check it out, I've been very happy with that instead of Google photos.

I'm so surprised this is still a thing, I remember it was like 10 years ago, but now you just turn on hotspot and keep going .. at least I thought.

I guess it's true. Except you cannot contribute code under AGPL, so it's only open source in name, there is no room for a community to form around the software, Elastic co remains in sole control

Software patents are magic, you just start your process with 'on a computer do X' and because computers are a piece of hardware you can patent anything you like

How can it possibly be a crime? They literally gave the keys to everyone who accessed their website

I think I'd be looking for at least a refund on that pen test. I've never come across one that was anymore than a box ticking exercise.

Is this site generated by ai? Repeating the same words and making zero points

The no JIT rule is just a rule enforced through the app store review process, so it's not going to part of the security architecture. It could of make some static analysis fail, but there are plenty of ways to do that.

Yea, that's basically it on iOS, although there is a bunch ux, so it's not nothing

On android, browsers can ship their own engines, and they do. There is actually some freedom on android.

It's funny, mostly your zoning laws seem to create crazy problems, and yet the one actual problem they are supposed to solve and they completely fail