3form

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by 3form 4mo ago
It's mostly for Uber Eats. As long as you order 2-3 times per month it might pay back (depending on your location and where do you order from).
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by 3form 4mo ago
Breaking news: Number of potential combinations of set elements rumored to _far exceeds_ the cardinality of said set! Populace baffled!
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by 3form 4mo ago
640k statement was absolute, this one is comparative. Cloud should have more compute and efficiency than local. I wouldn't be 100% sure, as I don't know what I might not be seeing, but still. Whether that comparative advantage wil
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by 3form 4mo ago
This is probably because the quality of a Photoshop or InDesign project is rather apparent. Not so with code, and hence a need to assign blame exists.
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by 3form 4mo ago
A nice summary, he would get quite a shock from seeing how advertisement business ended up. I wonder what addendum would he have to the oft-repeated claims of "we're genuinely helping people meet their needs", too.
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by 3form 4mo ago
Uber is ahead of you. You need to cancel two days prior, or something on that note (I don't remember the exact timing).
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by 3form 4mo ago
Sorry, but they set their signaling mechanisms so that that signal is worthless. How many people who don't cancel want to signal they are going to be a future customer, as opposed to it being an accident? How many people who do cancel
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by 3form 4mo ago
Also a common practice for free trials. Adobe does that if I'm not mistaken. Love seeing companies worth tens or hundreds of billions acting like they couldn't spare a cent from underhanded shit like that. Scrooge McDuck type of b
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by 3form 5mo ago
Likely the answer would be: yes, we should build it, and take appropriate care of the people being made redundant. These two are not mutually exclusive, it's just that no one wants to pay for it.
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by 3form 5mo ago
Some other time, I really thought that a 32 byte demo I saw is the limit of how small the binary can get and still look good. That other demo didn't even have sound. This is hell of a good work. A masterpiece to retire after. (or more
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by 3form 5mo ago
I see the same thing. Similar for PyPI and NPM registry actually.
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by 3form 5mo ago
The angular diameter of detailed seeing is very small - something like 1-2 degrees from what I was reading (matches my experience). That's the only area where you can reasonably read, the rest is only good for making out rough shape. S
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by 3form 5mo ago
>This is because of what the comment you’re replying to was saying. Aluminum was a scarce resource prior to the electrolytic process being invented that made it “distillable from common rocks.” Sure, but it also said "it could have
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by 3form 5mo ago
>Aluminum itself may not be the best counterexample to gold as it was not discovered until the industrial revolution was well underway. I think also the scarcity plays a factor, the estimates that I'm seeing after short search being
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by 3form 5mo ago
At which point it feels like some sort of high-level assembly-like language, which is simple enough to compile efficiently and stay crossplatform, with some primitives for calls, jumps, etc. could find a nice niche. Maybe this already exist
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by 3form 5mo ago
I see, thank you for your time and patience spent to explain this. So there's no elevation, no general escape, and this got patched because it could possibly be used as a set-up-use-later backdoor style thing (such as dropping a setuid
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by 3form 5mo ago
But the issue of root and accessing outside of the sandbox is orthogonal, no? Even if you're logged in as XYZ, accessing XYZ's contents outside of the sandbox is still a breach and a problem. Or does this issue require actual root
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by 3form 5mo ago
Any plans for an on-prem version?
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by 3form 5mo ago
I think that's the case for all the "every <noun>". "Every human is a person", for example. This would make sense, to put it in programming terms - the verb applies to an element in an array of people, not the
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by 3form 5mo ago
Thanks. It was not evident from the example whether root inside of the sandbox is necessary - I assumed creating arbitrary symlinks doesn't require any particular capabilities, and there's nothing special about the locations. Thou
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by 3form 5mo ago
So, a break out of chroot in a chroot jailed app would be a non-issue because I need root to set it up?
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by 3form 5mo ago
Blender also had a comparatively large amount of money backing these changes, if I remember correctly, which I expect GIMP does not. I suppose a lesson in that area would be required first. However, the others like Krita might be better pos
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by 3form 5mo ago
Moon actually slows down Earth's rotation: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tidal_acceleration#Effects_of_...
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by 3form 5mo ago
I'm glad that I stuck to git for a similar reason; it won the war. And I understand the need for simpler tools. But to offer a point I haven't heard from anyone before: at least I feel that I am done with it, I learned this tool s
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by 3form 5mo ago
Interesting points: - fixed size of the memory seems like a good idea to overcome the current limitations - skimming through the thing, I can't find any mention of the cost? - I would need more time to read it in-depth to see if this i
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by 3form 5mo ago
Yes, together with mass-energy equivalency it would form a coherent argument, and then also a correct one - but the thing is that if incomplete, it still might sound funky enough to you to research it if you care. I think it helps that it&#
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by 3form 5mo ago
>Or he's just giving a sane take, one that most people in the Bay Area have by now. I don't know what the Bay Area note is supposed to mean in the context of the whole post - unless you want to reinforce that it surely means th
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by 3form 5mo ago
Arguably, breaking out of comfy lurk just to pass a message can make the argument more compelling. Focus on that message, not the messenger.
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by 3form 5mo ago
This one feels less sinister than some other things at least to me, personally. You can reasonably doubt that the conservation of mass is violated and find out the truth based on that. But understanding more complex biology or historical co
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by 3form 5mo ago
I like how they say they don't vibe in this comment, and then that they don't read the code anymore in just the previous comment in their comment history.

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