LoganDark

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by LoganDark 5d ago
YouTube Premium now has "skip ahead" which is basically this. Or you can install SponsorBlock and get a much better version for free.
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by LoganDark 5d ago
It was [flagged] very quickly, too. I checked my screen capture just now, and it happened between 4 and 14 seconds after posting. Either I tripped something automated, or someone with incredible flagging powers was sitting there waiting to
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by LoganDark 5d ago
Surprised to see no mention of Qubes OS yet. It's somewhat like the QEMU approach but with a type 1 hypervisor (Xen).
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by LoganDark 5d ago
I'm in the US, and I see my GP every two weeks + can arrange for an appointment within about a day or over the phone whenever I need it. If I need to be referred to a specialist though, I could be waiting months just for the initial co
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by LoganDark 5d ago
So basically it's for the same reason that tup is fast: if the arrows go up, you need far less arrows!
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by LoganDark 5d ago
AFAIK those are not different keys, it's the literal keyboard combination Cmd+Return that is interpreted as submission in those contexts. Ctrl often works just as well on Windows for that purpose as well. Numpad Enter is definitely a d
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by LoganDark 5d ago
Some companies are taking the opportunity to use the MCP server to send messages to the agent that the user won't necessarily see to protest. Agents are generally incredibly gullible and a huge opportunity for this type of thing.
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by LoganDark 5d ago
Not sure if companies would ever want this. They rely on their dark patterns and intentional manipulations to get customers to do what they want.
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by LoganDark 6d ago
Not everyone can tolerate 20C, you know. I know people who freeze at anything below like 25C, but I myself have trouble not sweating my ass off above like 18C. I don't wear additional clothes in winter (though maybe that's simply
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by LoganDark 6d ago
At least it doesn't detect moon shaped objects and impose a static image of the moon on top of it
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by LoganDark 6d ago
> You can't really do side channel or timing attacks over IP Ehh, this has been disproven dozens of times but that's besides the point, I think. I absolutely agree that defenders should be using every tool at their disposal to
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by LoganDark 6d ago
I think the manner in which you ask the questions is important, but I also think that community response is important too. Some questions just could be phrased a lot better, and some communities just could be a lot friendlier to curiosity.
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by LoganDark 6d ago
It's easier to make my point about behavior that is unquestionably harmful, like what's discussed in the article. Nothing I said can't extend to less clear-cut cases; honestly my entire point is that you should weigh decision
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by LoganDark 6d ago
It can be perfectly reasonable to remove people who are being completely inappropriate and/or egregiously insensitive. I think reducing it to simple politics is a distraction though. At the end of the day, people who are making everyon
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by LoganDark 6d ago
That last point is funny... so arbitration agreements are designed to make the process intentionally more difficult. Can't provide too many hints!
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by LoganDark 6d ago
Dissociative Identity Disorder / Multiple Personality Disorder
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by LoganDark 6d ago
I guess. The IPv4 address space is small enough that it's been feasible to scan the entire thing exhaustively for a while now. Before LLMs, a public IPv4 would mostly get automated scripts that try the same things on every address, som
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by LoganDark 6d ago
I don't care who published it, this is clearly AI-written. > But the Hugging Face episode is different. It left logs, reports, design decisions and identifiable points at which human beings could have intervened. And that record sug
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by LoganDark 6d ago
I would figure the reason was because calculating it based on your inventory every time it's needed would've been expensive, so the developers decided to cache it, but instead of recalculating it from scratch when there's a s
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by LoganDark 6d ago
This article is AI generated, but I kinda reject the premise that it's "not all it cracked up to be" just because the agents had reasons to act the way they did & were a result of human error. The hack still happened, it
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by LoganDark 6d ago
The latter one isn't censorship, it's geofencing. Which is incredibly unfortunate (and always has been), but it's not censorship.
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by LoganDark 6d ago
> (I’ll call this "dotgit" so I don’t have to write as many backticks) And then "dotgit" was never seen again :)
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by LoganDark 7d ago
I meant a server dedicated to the database, but yes, I agree. Never said the web server had to be bare metal. I wonder if the misconception is from relying on managed database services. Maybe instead of installing their own database, they o
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by LoganDark 7d ago
Really wish I could use Gemini without linking it to my personal Google account.
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by LoganDark 7d ago
The claim is presumably that a web server running SQLite is that much better than a web server running Postgres or Redis. So they end up including it in the calculation anyway but only on one side... so it's just simply not even apples
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by LoganDark 7d ago
> since you didn’t read it I read your entire comment. I finished my reply before you made a couple of your latest edits, but I read those too and they don't change my answers. I feel like the assumption of bad faith here makes furt
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by LoganDark 7d ago
I think vaccinations and boosters reduced duration of illness when I got covid for the first time last year. I have no way to know though. I think it's weird to advocate skipping shots (not explicitly, but implied) because "everyo
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by LoganDark 7d ago
You don't need your database on a dedicated server. Not sure why the comparison table claims "$30 + DB server" when your web server is a perfectly good server already.
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by LoganDark 7d ago
> it also means sugar like Rust's for loop, which de-sugars into trait invocations, can never be constant today. Yep, that was my annoyance. Const allocation is possible in Rust as an unstable feature. Not sure if you can persist it
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by LoganDark 7d ago
That's not how viruses work. You're not magically immune to flu season just because you've gotten the flu (or flu vaccines) in past years. It's ALWAYS important to keep up to date on your booster vaccines for covid. Even

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