Eduard

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by Eduard 3y ago
> It is like "Q42 P31 Q5" for Wikidata - everyone understands it, ... I don't.
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which programming language and / or platform ? Is it too obvious to mention it?
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> The W3C is already irrelevant, not that it ever mattered much. This sounds myopic, or what do you mean? W3C is not only about HTML and CSS innovation, but is responsible for and/or involved in a diverse set of relevant standards —
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by Eduard 3y ago
sprinkle in a 100K+ reputation user commenting "this is easily answered with `man Y`" — oblivious to the fact that Y's manpage is a 188 page monster, and manpages being awkward to search in. Case in point: https://
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by Eduard 3y ago
> The process of writing a high-quality question, with a minimally viable example, clearly lined out thought-processes, and other things tried, solved the question for me in most cases without me ever having to post it. Nevertheless post
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> Why is this python's problem? I meant: "Python * has by far the most platform-dependent, brittle programming environment". > You are choosing to use a c/rust accelerated library. Especially with something as fun
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An understood term like "open open" source shouldn't be hijacked and exploited for marketing purposes. What these models do, they should either invented a new term, or use an appropriate existing term, eg. "fair use&quot
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The cherry on top: visiting the https://cryptography.io/en/latest/ landing page, a Python outsider wouldn't be able to tell that this is for Python. A full text search for "python" reveals only a si
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by Eduard 3y ago
> There is one little quirky js thing you can do to get the script element from inside the script. Now you *have* to elaborate. And what's the problem it solves?
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> All four use cases use the same bloody input - CSS! All of the four mentioned use cases are stylistic. So it is desirable to accomplish them in a domain-specific styling language. Used correctly, conflicting regressions are greatly min
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Viola the Bird – Google Experiment(artsandculture.google.com)
3 points by Eduard 3y ago|0 comments
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Privacy is a big plus for (purely) locally running models. Sensitive prompts will not leak to some remote party.
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> Wrong (EDIT: oops, I am wrong) current.cvd.clamav.net is (EDIT:) NOT currently DNSSEC-signed. When it's better to just delete and replace a comment.
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What are some neat things to place in TXT and HINFO records that time seems to have forgotten about?
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My only close call involved a faulty washing machine (Bauknecht brand) together with an outdated, incorrecty landlord-renovated electricity cabling. When the washing machine short-circuited (metal housing, standing water in metallic tumbler
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by Eduard 3y ago
It's pretty clear to work out what happened from the timeline listed: RIGOL didn’t do shit. The style the author chose to list the timeline is IMHO the most faithful, honest, and polite way of communicating it without adding wrong or l
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Great info; go ahead and add it as an answer / comment / edit to that Stackexchange page.
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> Passkeys are unphishable and can't meaningfully leak credentials in the case of a hack, nor can they be reused by design. Let's assume a "passkey device emulator" written in software; quite realistic IMHO for someon
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Turing Test Chat(turingtestchat.com)
2 points by Eduard 3y ago|0 comments
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As a movie maker, I'm very hesitant to upload trailers to YouTube until I realize no one pays for and watches my movies without marketing or promotion.
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I hope this doesn't affect LXC negatively. LXC and LXD share plenty of contributors. https://github.com/lxc/lxc/graphs/contributors https://github.com/canonical/lxd/graphs/
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Huobi's Leaky Bucket Risked Crypto Breach(phillips.technology)
4 points by Eduard 3y ago|0 comments
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Right during the riots in France. Gives me the chance to try other apps
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Also, they are safe to use within filenames and directory names (Filesystem paths) without conversion (at least in today's Filesystem not limited to e.g. 8.3 characters) . Compare that with otherwise nice ISO 8601 datetime format (e.g.
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MPE = MIDI Polyphonic Expression https://www.midi.org/midi-articles/midi-polyphonic-expressio...
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> then i start to find out it is full of rando backdoors intended for VMs, Do you have some links to share?
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> Google seems just as bad tbh. It is a difference for Google to advertise their browser on their properties (eg Youtube) versus Apple hijacking the search bar of some other browser, and in general not allowing third parties to provide
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Pretty sure that a real 1940s Nazi would never use an Americanism such as Zzzz . https://www.plushbeds.com/blogs/green-sleep/how-did-the-lett...
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And yet another gotcha with configuration file loading: Over-elaborated hierarchies where configuration files may reside, and their precedence schemes. E.g. from systemd.unit manpage ( https://www.freedesktop.org/software&#x
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Also: processes / running programs should provide a straightforward way to show their configuration. While "sshd -T" shows the effective configuration from all configuration file parsing, there is no straightforward way to se

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