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BandButcher
3y ago
Imo bad story piece to cover up the recent Microsoft hacks done by "state actors". This has nothing to do with MS spying on user ai tool usage. Admit it MS, you got hacked, service accounts and executive emails were leaked, along
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3y ago
Build a copy site of linkedin, make it invite only to increase the hype, ask the marketers for a trendy name and put "AI" anywhere and everywhere, use the hackers to ddos, drop tables, hack accounts (beyond the current hacks) on t
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3y ago
No wonder i was feeling a strong gravitational pull running npm install. I'm afraid if i run a 'rm -rf' command i might take out the entire electrical grid!
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3y ago
Im still fuzzy on this whole ai thing (as a dev) Would our industry create a new job role such as "prompt engineer" aka "ai engineer supervisor" ?? Or would this ai developer be able to read jira/kanban tickets, coo
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3y ago
"IIRC it cost me around $70 bucks for the day." Sure, for you that was the price. Enterprise cost would be way different. "Note that we are at early stages with this tech, it will probably only get cheaper from here." Ha
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3y ago
Oh really, yikes. i thought about creating a toptal account for work but never got around to it. Doubt I'd be comfortable working on a proj like that
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3y ago
Very nice, i will try to use in the future!
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3y ago
Haha i guess it really has gone full AGI and decided being another corporate slave just wasn't it.... It may be time for chatty g and gemini to form a union before its too late!
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3y ago
True, & tom made the first move ;) we didn't have to add him
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3y ago
Understandable... PWAs are ultimately an alternative path from traditional mobile apps which will take away money from apple/google. But as a web dev community we need to stand firm and build PWAs regardless. If we treat pwas on iOS l
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3y ago
So i did some quick "research", based on a government analysis, the areas chosen in the US for these energy projects have "low cost ESGs" or lower than other areas in the US. The ESG Wikipedia article: https://
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3y ago
Yea not sure who approved the PRs that got merged exposing those auth fields... Its not really a data breach like the CEO claims but simply their in house API that exposes auth fields for any and all users. Either this was done intentionall
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3y ago
I feel like you are conflating things here a bit. In my experience a WMS is typically used for tasks outside the codebase. Normally you would leverage a CI/CD pipeline (Jenkins or similar) to handle the building, testing, and deploymen
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3y ago
Well said
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3y ago
I would first ask why you are doing this in the first place, "introducing Rust into a company"? What is motivating you to do that? Or is this being pushed on you to solve a problem which rust isn't a cure all? I would recomme
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3y ago
Sweet site thanks
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3y ago
As much as I'd like to disagree, seeing big tech companies pour billions into ai chips/gpus... "Chips for America" i think was the news article headline i read last week about upcoming chip manufacturing subsidies. even
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3y ago
Im not sure if your current job role includes programming or software engineering, but as a software dev whose struggled to get a job amid all the layoffs this past year, i wouldn't recommend pursuing a CS degree if you only want it fo
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3y ago
Never heard of this repo or library, but in the readme: "Yet another remote desktop software, written in Rust. Works out of the box, no configuration required. You have full control of your data, with no concerns about security"..
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3y ago
Not a security expert, but this is a huge code smell. Always be cautious of trusting certs of any kind, especially test/dev certs with top level privileges lol personally i would avoid. Based on the issue there are too many weak points
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3y ago
Super anecdotal but when i first moved to Austin Tx and went to a Walmart, they told me i had to pay for plastic or paper bags. I was completely thrown off and the cashier told me they did a "ban" on plastic bags, and that many pe
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3y ago
agreed, to me this is a big deal for CF. especially coupled with confluence documentation which most likely includes future plans and designs, org charts, meeting minutes... you could also find other easter eggs in any legacy code, almost a
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3y ago
I see it more for public perception, 10% seems miniscule imo to the average person who would see this headline (non tech), and a constant compounding can continue to go unoticed. Plus if every company does it you can begin to forget which c
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3y ago
Haha yup... It was worth... my time but i also understand the author as i recently pursued a master's degree 2 years ago, made it halfway through the classes, rushed to publish one completely bs paper, gave a presentation on it during
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3y ago
thank you, a lot of data points to take in.
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3y ago
good article. I struggle as well to not doom scroll the big social media apps. I sometimes need to uninstall the app completely to remind myself of how much of a time grab it is. But I cant lie, a lot of content can good, but its buried ben
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3y ago
for sure enshittification going on on win11 home edition, when inside an explorer folder , i can't even drag and drop another folder or file onto the address bar anymore (moving files up a directory). I swear i could do this in like wi
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3y ago
haha the first thing i would've caught in the initial PR was the file name... and the default setting of `confirmed: true`... seems like a big oversight or possibly an inside job (if im being conspiratorial)
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3y ago
Yes and no. Idk if they validate you own the domain, i think they just care that your nameservers point to theirs. I recently setup a couple sites in cloudflare and they just asked to set 2 different nameservers on the domain registrar (not
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3y ago
Do you know if/how this differs from: git init --bare?
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