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I think these are both house flipper screenshots

keep in mind that moderation has it’s own tools as well too, you will want to be careful of the public witch hunt system that could become. Anyone can report posts and comments like:

And the little “shield” icon you see in the top right of lemmy shows those reports. And you can then choose to take actions like

(You won’t have access to all of those tools if you’re just managing the community, but the same workflow applies)

So put all your rules in the sidebar, remove comments or posts that break them, and ban users that are repeat offenders or especially hateful

Yeah and this isn’t a new paradigm, in the sense that tools to find exploits have gotten better repeatedly and allowed those with enough knowledge to use the tools to find them, regardless of if they could manually craft the exploit themselves. There’s a multitude of bug bounties that have been claimed by those who knew how to let a reverse engineering tool like ghidra hammer away at something with variation for long enough. And the models are capable of novel exploits on their own, but generally they are just doing the same, hammering ghidra with an MCP at accelerated scale. So “only ai would have found this bug” is technically untrue and moot.

Yeah. They do offer Kagi free for libraries for a year, so I’m curious how much they actually charge for education plans

https://kagi.com/libraries

Yeah it really only works for a company of that size when you can tip the scale into buying or renting enough to run the compute, but it makes sense. And I’m sure that Nvidia and others are probably sitting on a goldmine of compute optimization they’re not releasing because they want to milk the cow for as long as they can, or keep the compute savings to themselves

Yeah not to mention the founder of Binance already went to prison for fraud and then was pardoned by Trump, so there’s that

There’s something sort of poetic in an engineer working for a massive crypto company, probably already very well paid, shirking his ethics to use his company laptop to apply for another job, and then opening them up to a breach. Breed a culture of selfishness, get pwned by a more progressively selfish system.

Remember the founder of Binance:

He resigned as the CEO of Binance in November 2023 after the U.S Department of Justice alleged he violated the Bank Secrecy Act and the International Emergency Economic Powers Act.[2][3] He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to four months in prison in April 2024.[3][4] Zhao completed his sentence by September of the same year.[5] In October 2025, Zhao was given a presidential pardon by President Donald Trump.[6]

Zero sympathy for anyone involved, got what was coming

Some people want to get 8 hours of sleep, then have a half hour commute, and have to be at work at 5am

lol yes, it’s also a 17 year old kid from India, as stated there, so while I can’t blame the kid for faults in his infra, I can blame him for thinking that scraping people’s work and putting it online without their permission and a monetization vector was a bad idea. That being said, it seems like he did the right thing, apologized, took it down, and I hope he carries the lesson forward to consider the human impact in what he does going forward

Yeah just reading the vibecoders apology notes they posted as part of my recco:

It had 126,592 unique users within 24 hours of going up, and had terabytes of bandwidth in usage.

So if they’re blowing a TB or more a day they’d pay out the ass for raw bandwidth at per MB rates past the initial 1TB from cloud providers, and a single box would have trouble keeping up. Cloudflare doesn’t bill separately for bandwidth, and since hetzner gives you unlimited for dedicated, it would have room to seed the cloudflare cache and then cloudflare could serve 100s of TB of bandwidth per month.

All in all if set up correctly you could go with a hetzner ax41, and cloudflare businees, for a total cost of ~$270 per month

The issue with any cloud/vps provider is they usually have a max monthly bandwidth. Hetzner dedicated (not cloud) usually gives you unlimited (reasonable) bandwidth at 1Gbps

And yeah the point of the cache is less about the burn on the box of the request but more the capped bandwidth at the machine level, whereas content being served from the cdn can scale to a shit ton of users and only comes from your box once within the cache expiry time

This was already possible with everything on enterprise plans anyway, this is just streamlining piping the data back in for Claude to analyze. Sensationalist headline

And it’s clear they have like no infra knowledge. They’re talking about how expensive it is. I’m almost sure they spun up a vercel app because they have no idea what they’re doing and the model is just running patterns. The intelligent thing to do to meet the need for what is almost 100% static content, would have been to get a hetzner dedicated box which gives you unlimited traffic at 1gbps, then pay for cloudflare pro and institute hard long running caching rules, then the vast majority of the server bandwidth and requests come off of the box and hit cloudflare’s edge, which generally allows for unlimited caching.

Or, y’know don’t build this at all since it’s stealing user work. But vibecoders with no engineering experience don’t think that way, they’re all grifters

Also, anecdotally, if it’s anything like my workplace then management is trying to nickel and dime the process so much that they refuse to invest in the people building the tools. They think because they build AI tools that they don’t need actual humans on the team and can just “10x” everything so they’re forced to try to make vast one-size-fits-all tools that are a mile wide and an inch deep

Yeah but that’s expensive to set up and C-Suites need more bonuses so

We have [always|never] been at war with [eastasia|eurasia]

My guess is that collabora does support ms document formats like docx, but doesn’t natively support all the features/specifications. E.g. complex layouts in word documents may fail, media may not play from PowerPoint, complex excel formulas may fail to import or not run as expected.

However word can open opendocument formats docs, though I’m unsure about the entire suite. It may be that Microsoft programs support those files better than collabora supports native Microsoft formats, so that’s what they’re currently using

So what you’re saying is that any president would prioritize corporate profit over national security? Agreed, though I’m unsure why you’re defending that course of action. This isn’t some deal that would cripple Nvidia, they are making money hand over fist right now, this is effort by the Chinese government to get access to stronger Nvidia compute hardware to strengthen their AI capability, likely for cyberwarfare

Oh no! Anyway

A ton of government contractors. If you want federal certification and don’t want to run your own datacenter it’s much easier to go with AWS govcloud or azure government