• 0 Posts
  • 11 Comments
Joined 7 months ago
cake
Cake day: March 28th, 2026

help-circle

  • Agreed, by his definition a word processor or IDE, or even an operating system is not a tool because you aren’t directly controlling it.

    Or filling voodoo.md with just the right incantations. You are only a software update from everything you’ve ‘learned’ being rendered obsolete by the latest algorithm.

    Ok but software engineering is filling voodoo.cpp or whatever with the right incantations, and if a new c++ version with drastic changes comes out, much of what you learn can and will be rendered obsolete.

    If he wanted to focus on anything it should have been the non-deterministic property of LLMs. How the same input does not generate the same output.


  • Yeah, you can also host your own mail server or VPS and FDE (full disk encryption) the whole thing, which i have for some stuff, but generally it’s not great because cloud hosting service ip blocks are usually marked very low reputation by general mail providers, so your legitimate emails are very likely to go to spam even if you have spf, dkim, and the like all set up.

    Important to note, just like proton mail or competitors though, full disk encryption prevents anyone from getting into your mail, but it does not shield messages you send. For that you need something like openpgp to encrypt actual email content, like you said.




  • Agreed. TLDR, you must tag posts there with the following:

    Post Tagging

    There are three types of tags for project promotional / AI posts.

    • [CBH] - Code By Human - A project promotional post with a project that did not use AI in any capacity. No disclosure necessary.
    • [AIP] - AI Project - A project promotional post with a project that used AI in development in any capacity. Disclosure is required for how it was used.
    • [AIT] - AI Topic - A discussion topic that includes AI. This may be for a discussion on hardware to self-host on, llama.cpp vs ollama, your experience using vulkan, etc.

  • The wearer’s Watch emits an audible tone, even in silent mode, to alert those in the vicinity and provides a visual cue for those able to see the face of the device.

    Nonetheless, bystanders alerted to the recording – to the extent they recognize the meaning of the tone – have not consented to being recorded, which is a legal requirement in 11 US states that have all-party consent laws.

    Ok, so it actively alerts about the recording, unlike “Voice Memos” or any other audio recorder app. And so its on the onus of the user to ensure those in the conversation consent, which is and has always been the case for any sort of recording device. Apple bad, updoots to the right pls