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by red-iron-pine | 2025-12-01 16:07:34+00:00
is one of the reason we fight holy wars for SSO and strict login rules even for Dev or QA environments -- if you can get in during a dev build you can get stuff in there that carries through.

maybe QA will find it... but they're testing X number of JIRA tickets based on Y epics and if it's not on the list they're not looking...
by 0xbadcafebee | 2025-12-01 16:07:36+00:00
Many, many reasons... the most important of which is, Jenkins is a constant security nightmare and a maintenance headache. But also it's much harder to manage a bunch of random Jenkins servers than GHA. Authentication, authorization, access control, configuration, job execution, networking, etc. Then there's the configuration of things like env vars and secrets, environments, etc that can also scale better. I agree GHA kinda sucks as a user tool, but as a sysadmin Jenkins will suck the life out of you and sap your time and energy that can go towards more important [to the company] tasks.
by richavohra | 2025-12-01 16:07:39+00:00
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by ICBTheory | 2025-12-01 16:08:01+00:00
I'd say that conclusion is a manifestation of pragmatic wisdom.

Anyway: I agree. The paper certainly doesn't argue that AI is useless, but that autonomy in high-stakes domains is mathematically unsafe.

In the text, I distinguish between operating on an 'Island of Order' (where hallucinations are cheap and correctable, like fixing a syntax error in code) versus navigating the 'Fat-Tailed Ocean' (where a single error is irreversible).

Tying this back to your comment: If an AI hallucinates a variable name — no problem, you just fix it. But I would advise skepticism if an AI suggests telling your boss that 'his professional expertise still has significant room for improvement.'

If hallucinations are structural (as the Coq proof in Part II indicates), then 'living with them' means ensuring the system never has the autonomy to execute that second type of decision.
by shepherd-eng | 2025-12-01 16:08:18+00:00
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by mytailorisrich | 2025-12-01 16:08:33+00:00
This is politics so attacks will always follow blunders on either side.

In this case this is an extremely unpopular government to start with that increases taxes across the board while handing out more benefits and claiming that they had no choice because of the state of the public finances, and we learn that they possibly misled the public on that latter point. So, yes, in politics and especially British politics this means a riot against the Chancellor (who was also caught recently having let her house without the required legal licence, btw, after the [now former] Deputy PM was caught dodging taxes on the purchase of a second home...) because everyone "smells blood" but that's the game and it's not completely undeserved, either.
by physicsguy | 2025-12-01 16:08:40+00:00
The fact that they were elected as a 'change' government and have barely done anything that really faces up to the scale of the challenge the country faces? If you're below the age of about 55, then the budget did absolutely nothing for you except put taxes up, and not even to improve services.

I appreciate things time but so far the government have enormously walked back their planning reform proposals, which was one of their few pro-growth policies, and haven't really made any dent in anything else substantive. It's been pretty clear since even before the election that they didn't really have a plan, and they got a fairly light scrutiny through the campaign because the Tories were so appalling. Then since they got in they're just scrambling around looking fairly incompetent and the dearth of talent on the cabinet has been pretty plain to see as well. Largely I want Labour to succeed but they're not making it easy to like them.
by baud147258 | 2025-12-01 16:08:42+00:00
well, I tried to do the first day and I think it's an indictment of my own capabilities that I spent most of my day on the second part and still failed to get the correct result. That sort of programming is not something I've been doing at my current position, but still as programmer that has been working for a decade, that smarts a little.
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by rossng | 2025-12-01 16:09:40+00:00
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by nickjj | 2025-12-01 16:09:43+00:00
Not in a long time but their pricing page says a bunch of paid features don't work on Linux such as advanced titles and other enhanced effects.

I don't know if that will apply to me since their site doesn't explain what they are in detail but it already rubs me the wrong way that they classify themselves as cross OS compatible, but a bunch of stuff doesn't work on Linux.

I would essentially be paying $200 just to export to 1080p since the free version is limited to 720p. Except I'd likely need the $420 version since the pricing page says you can't adjust the h264 bit-rate option without the pro version. I could maybe justify the cost if the paid features worked on Linux but the ones that sound interesting and related to me (title editing, effects, etc.) do not.
by matheusmoreira | 2025-12-01 16:09:47+00:00
This has nothing at all to do with whether you are "forced" to do anything. Anyone who wants to play games should be able to do so without some abusive anticheat taking over their machine.

It doesn't matter what's written in their silly EULAs which nobody reads. I couldn't care less if it ruins the games or costs them billions in profits. You are morally justified in defeating their silly anticheat nonsense in order to enjoy games on your terms without them pwning your computer. You are only morally wrong if you actually cheat.

And it's not at all some "strange hill to die on". This is a fundamental computing freedom issue. It's about who owns the keys to the machine. It's the exact same issue Android users face when they install GrapheneOS only to discover their bank doesn't support it just because it's not owned by Google. In my opinion this should be literally illegal.
by az09mugen | 2025-12-01 16:09:58+00:00
Yes, and more than that, the kernel-level-anticheats are unable to spot someone using a Cronus ( hardware aim assist among other stuff [0] ).

I'm never going to play again online on any FPS because that whole incoherent bubble of crap disgusts me.

The multiplayer games community is toxic, and players are focused on success whatever the cost is. And I don't even want to touch the question of match making with a 10-foot-pole. Local, self-hosted or in small community is the best.

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by mcg_ab_sec | 2025-12-01 16:09:58+00:00
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by oletrn | 2025-12-01 16:10:03+00:00
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by sigmoid10 | 2025-12-01 16:10:38+00:00
In which case the business will have a harder time competing. Not sure why we needed to circle back to that. This is not rocket science. If you believe you can somehow bypass the way the world works and create a socialist utopia using such a trivial approach, you should check if your opinions are based on facts or on dogmatic beliefs. Because the facts are quite clear once you really get into the material.
by gnarlouse | 2025-12-01 16:10:44+00:00
Netflix is fucking its business up by trying to be a studio IMO. The service was perfect when they were a streaming platform. The studio arm's script selection and production quality makes me want to gauge my eyes out.

When you pay an arm and a leg every month for Netflix, you're funding a studio that pumps out the equivalent of screeching goblin sounds. Makes no sense.
by cornichon622 | 2025-12-01 16:10:57+00:00
I don't understand why multiplayer games don't run more on the server. If the server runs the game, then sends to client only what it needs to display the game and play sounds, the client doesn't have more information than necessary and a whole class of cheats is eliminated. There is no need for a client to know where an enemy player is if the player won't be shown on screen (wall hacks). I think World of Tanks runs this way, and I've never encountered much cheating on there.
by juancn | 2025-12-01 16:11:01+00:00
Using Macbooks spoils you. They're so well made that almost everything else feels shoddy.

There's also the software/hardware integration side.

Power management on Macbooks is unbeatable in my experience, both Windows and Linux have really serious issues dealing with sleep and low power modes.

On the Lenovo side, the only one I'm still reasonably happy with is my Thinkpad, but it pales compared to a Macbook (Air, Pro or whatever).
by philipwhiuk | 2025-12-01 16:11:26+00:00
> In other words, someone was guessing the correct staging URL before the OBR had even uploaded the file to the staging area. This suggests that the downloader knew that the OBR was going to make this mistake, and they were polling the server waiting for the file to appear.

The URLS are predictable. Hedge-funds would want to get the file as soon as it would be available - I imagine someone set up a cron-job to try the URL every few minutes.
by Workaccount2 | 2025-12-01 16:11:35+00:00
>In the same way my digital thermometer doesn't have quaila. LLM's do not either.

The hard problem of consciousness doesn't support either of those statements, and instead illustrates why they can't confidently be made.

So it's confusing because you seem to recognize that qualia cannot currently be measured, while also making a statement measuring qualia.
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by Kerrick | 2025-12-01 16:12:41+00:00
You can consume a lot less on a surprisingly small salary, at least in the U.S.

But it requires giving up things a lot of people don't want to, because consuming less once you are used to consuming more sucks. Here is a list of things people can cut from their life that are part of the "consumption has gone up" and "new categories of consumption were opened" that ovi256 was talking about:

- One can give up cell phones, headphones/earbuds, mobile phone plans, mobile data plans, tablets, ereaders, and paid apps/services. That can save $100/mo in bills and amortized hardware. These were a luxury 20 years ago.

- One can give up laptops, desktops, gaming consoles, internet service, and paid apps/services. That can save another $100/months in bills and amortized hardware. These were a luxury 30 years ago.

- One can give up imported produce and year-round availability of fresh foods. Depending on your family size and eating habits, that could save almost nothing, or up to hundreds of dollars every month. This was a luxury 50 years ago.

- One can give up restaurant, take-out, and home pre-packaged foods. Again depending on your family size and eating habits, that could save nothing-to-hundreds every month. This was a luxury 70 years ago.

- One can give up car ownership, car rentals, car insurance, car maintenance, and gasoline. In urban areas, walking and public transit are much cheaper options. In rural areas, walking, bicycling, and getting rides from shuttle services and/or friends are much cheaper options. That could save over a thousand dollars a month per 15,000 miles. This was a luxury 80 years ago.

I could keep going, but by this point I've likely suggested cutting something you now consider necessary consumption. If you thought one "can't just give that up nowadays," I'm not saying you're right or wrong. I'm just hoping you acknowledge that what people consider optional consumption has changed, which means people consume a lot more.
by Libidinalecon | 2025-12-01 16:12:48+00:00
I am rather pro-AI in general but I just can't imagine in 2015 what I would think if you told me that we would have AI that could solve an Erdos problem from natural language but it can't answer my work emails.

It actually doesn't help me at all at anything at my job and I really wish it could.

That isn't really goal post moving as much as a very strange shape to the goal post.