LoganDark

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by LoganDark 10d ago
archive.today uses clients to perform DDoS, I would not recommend using their site.
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by LoganDark 10d ago
Literally paid in exposure.
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by LoganDark 11d ago
Location: US Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Email: logandark@logandark.net Self-taught software engineer with over 10 years of experience. TypeScript, Rust, Python, some Haskell. Some embedded, desktop, lots of web. Frontend and backen
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by LoganDark 11d ago
Ever since http2 and especially http3 ( my god did that take years to reach the mainstream), I've been sad to see intermediaries like Cloudflare gobbling up all the newest protocols and ciphersuites and etc while open source lags be
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by LoganDark 11d ago
Aren't semaphores a more fundamental primitive that is trickier to get right? Otherwise, the mutex guards in Rust are very ergonomic.
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by LoganDark 11d ago
One of the biggest traps LLMs enable is the fantasy of getting away with it. Tools that make you feel like you can get away with it bring out the worst in people. It's not a reflection of the technology but of the people. Every time we
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by LoganDark 11d ago
There's another way to ask your problem to something that's thought about concepts, trends and connections. That aside, interesting approach. I wonder if the quality of the sample makes a big impact. Does it help if the articles a
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by LoganDark 11d ago
Ever since they re-did Spotlight I've had issues. When I type something and press Return it should activate. I shouldn't have to wait for it to populate the results and then press Return a second time. Moreover they've broken
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by LoganDark 12d ago
No it's not, every time I try to sign up they just tell me no. Doesn't matter how much personal info I give them.
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by LoganDark 12d ago
Apple still did have to learn what it costs to invest in AI hype marketing, with all the lawsuits about the iPhone 16.
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by LoganDark 12d ago
Nothing stops a physical store from accepting cryptocurrency, unless they need to also make agreements with the payment card networks.
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by LoganDark 12d ago
They always had access to the plaintext, they could do better to hand them out
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by LoganDark 12d ago
End users love these for rooting! (I sure would have.)
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by LoganDark 12d ago
One thing I'd be extremely interested in is a system that can improve itself at specific tasks or types of task. For example, many of the available LLMs don't excel at the type of writing I like, and rather than having to curate t
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by LoganDark 12d ago
Good point, I do play some games with anti-cheat like ARC Raiders. I don't think software screen capture would necessarily be an anti-cheat issue, maybe software mouse inputs are more likely to be. As for dev boards, it wouldn't e
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by LoganDark 12d ago
This is awesome! The idea can be generalized too: - Highlight comments from a customizable set of particular authors - Highlight commenters that reply within their subthreads But of course, that loses some of the charm of working just for G
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by LoganDark 12d ago
It only takes one to be a problem. This isn't a two-way street the same way that communication or collaboration is a two-way street. This is entirely one-way in that the corporate levels are putting down apps, services and hardware des
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by LoganDark 12d ago
Privacy isn't the problem. The problem has been the sea of bad actors trying to undermine it. That's the problem. Stop them , don't put the responsibility on the consumer to claw that privacy back.
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by LoganDark 12d ago
Real chargebacks claw the money back from the merchant. They don't just provide a credit.
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by LoganDark 13d ago
They may not sell the data, they just keep it for themselves. And Elon.
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by LoganDark 13d ago
GP was talking about reconnecting the system. Is GPS separate?
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by LoganDark 13d ago
GPS provides the time, so this probably won't work. If it ever reconnects it will just reset its clock. That's often one of the first things that any computer does after a long period of no power/connection.
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by LoganDark 13d ago
> misleading and disingenuous It was a joke.
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by LoganDark 13d ago
My card issuer just gives me a credit when I want to chargeback. They're like, oh you don't want to deal with a real chargeback, just have your money back for free. I would've pressed it since I kinda wanted the company to re
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by LoganDark 13d ago
It can be nice to checkout some Git repositories that have this. It can also be nice to catch miscapitalizations of filename imports when those would fail on Linux, etc. One of my past workplaces actually had that problem, they mis-cased im
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by LoganDark 13d ago
You can receive mail to any name at your address.
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by LoganDark 13d ago
Uh, not knowing otherwise? Which is why they were asking?
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by LoganDark 13d ago
What kind of financial institution has a special deal with Netflix to prevent blocking their charges? Did Netflix threaten to block Revolut or something?
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by LoganDark 13d ago
They were engineered from scratch to work properly. They were some of the first of their type.
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by LoganDark 13d ago
macOS has a case-insensitive filesystem by default too.

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