rrdharan

Saying Google didn’t have to reinvent containers when Google invented containers is .. something (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cgroups).

Have you read about the British postmaster scandal? Be careful what you wish for…

commented on the wrong post?

Zanzibar: Google’s Consistent, Global Authorization System

https://research.google/pubs/zanzibar-googles-consistent-glo...

I’m a fan of the ‘95 movie but one funny thing I always notice when rewatching it is how many different Human Computer interfaces exist in the movie’s world. There’re the robot secretaries, humans with extra mechanical fingers similar to the secretaries, three or four different neck and head and maybe eye(?) jacks, and others I can’t remember now. Makes for a fun drinking game.

In a codebase of 13+ trillion lines it's very little.

Pretty soon the pedals will be a subscription or pay per use.

You don’t have to sign in to use an iPhone or Android phone, though you to have to sign in to use their app stores. Presumably with the advent of DMA though you can avoid creating an Apple ID or Google account if using a 3rd party store (though probably you’ll need some other account for that store, that’s how it always goes…).

Fe: gaming - yes, this is why Apple had separate IDs for gaming center.. and I think Microsoft does this too for Xbox vs Microsoft account?

I see that it’s outlined there, I’m just curious how you gained the confidence to believe them (anthropic / openAI). Do you pay for auditors or do they have or provide some other evidence that gives you confidence that they won’t train on this data?

Neither Anthropic and OpenAI seem to be particularly mature organizations so while maliciously lying to their customers (you) about this would surprise me, “accidentally” not separating data sources would not be very surprising at all…

> With Cody, we have a relationship w/ both Anthropic and OpenAI to never use any data submitted via Cody users for training and data is not retained either.

Can you say more about this? Is it public? Contractual? Verifiable somehow?

Yes: https://git.rootprojects.org/root/xz

MySpace, Yahoo! Mail, eBay and probably other large scale operations were all built on PHP long before Facebook and I don’t think any of them were particularly ashamed about it.

Deterrence

Agreed I was just addressing the parent poster question of whether anyone can name a major bridge built in the last fifty years…

New York City has had two major recent new bridge replacements that probably about 20M people can name: the Mario Cuomo (formerly Tappan Zee) and the Kosciuszko bridge.

I’d argue the Bayonne Bridge raising kinda counts since it was almost a rebuild and more impressive in many ways since it stayed open the whole time.

Meanwhile in the San Francisco Bay Area they replaced the Bay Bridge…

In this analogy, the VCs are playing poker. The hands (or the cards dealt to the VC player in that hand) are individual startups.

Yes you can win if you are a VC. Less clear what to do if you’re just a card.

I see you made it to the fourth bullet point in the first paragraph of one of the two links.

It actually matters - or can matter, anyway - if you have any event pushing your income above $1M (if filing single) because of the change in deduction treatments.

https://www.bogleheads.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=247046 explains the situation (posted below).

See also:

https://www.businessinsider.com/personal-finance/new-york-st...

“However, New York also has a provision called tax-benefit recapture, which essentially turns its progressive tax into a flat tax for high earners, says Eric Bronnenkant, head of tax at Betterment and a certified public accountant.”

Yes, I am saying that.

This is not true in New York State.

Endpoint Detection and Response

> Unlike open source code, there probably isn’t a market for support and similar “upsells” yet.

_Like_ most open source code, there isn’t a market for support and upsells..

I think there’s an EU vs US hedge here too, Mistral is likely to be more compliant or at least more favored by EU regulators (see how Spotify’s GDPR violation is playing out https://techcrunch.com/2023/06/13/spotify-gdpr-data-access-f...).

Since I didn’t know the acronym.. “Pulse Width Modulation”:

https://appleinsider.com/inside/apple-vision-pro/tips/why-ap...

> August 23, 2023: The caddy-security plugin maintainers confirmed that there were no near-term plans to act on the reported vulnerabilities.

Ouch. I was considering switching from oauth2_proxy to Caddy + SSO but this is pretty discouraging..

I’m not a YouTube influencer and I don’t want a headphone jack. I haven’t used wired headphones in five years.

That case was about the (private) prison system itself profiting from the number of inmates increasing, not from labor the inmates were forced to provide.