OptionOfT

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   by OptionOfT 3mo ago

   You don't need a private tracker for stuff that comes out now. In fact, for those things, I'd say a private tracker isn't that interesting because of the share requirements.
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   A CVE Dispute(daniel.haxx.se)

   3 points by OptionOfT 4mo ago|0 comments
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   by OptionOfT 4mo ago

   I have tried that one and it truly baffles me. If you play it you'll notice the movement of the ships is extremely smooth, vs the original where ships only rotated in increments of 45 degrees. I wonder how they did this.
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   by OptionOfT 4mo ago

   > Please note that we will also rely significantly on both solicited references (where you introduce us) as well as unsolicited or "back-end" references (where we do our own). For the latter, please rest assured that we will ne
5. 125.▲
   by OptionOfT 4mo ago

   This by default includes a whole bunch of people who didn't take any kind of standardized tests (most notably, immigrants). The (albeit small) country I'm from doesn't do any. Reasoning was that standardized tests create an e
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   by OptionOfT 4mo ago

   I've seen that in a large management consultancy company. Part of their risk management procedures (both for the company and in terms of some EU law) meant they couldn't keep contractors for longer than x years. They'd have t
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   by OptionOfT 4mo ago

   This inevitably brings us to the story of the reintroduction of wolves in Yellowstone, and how they eat the deer which brings back a whole new slew of changes.
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   Limit open pull requests for users without write access – GitHub Changelog(github.blog)

   3 points by OptionOfT 4mo ago|1 comments
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   by OptionOfT 4mo ago

   Sadly a lot of times the sources are just LLM generated themselves...
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    by OptionOfT 4mo ago

    I wish Apple would mandate this in their apps. Many apps open their own share-sheet and you need to tap another button to open the native one.
11. 131.▲
    by OptionOfT 4mo ago

    Well, everywhere AI is being sold in a way to replace humans. Humans don't want to think about having to use a product at work that is genuinely aimed at actually replacing their job.
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    by OptionOfT 4mo ago

    Surprisingly, my remote has a microphone.
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    by OptionOfT 4mo ago

    There is nothing there. If you want to run as another user, you need to manually add an /etc/group & /etc/password (or generate them in a stage before that and copy them over). If you need ca-certificates, you need t
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    by OptionOfT 4mo ago

    I have yet to see AI being successfully onboarded in brands where I feel it actually benefits me. QuickBooks has annoying suggestions that shift the whole UI and cannot be disabled. Misclicks now happen. The AI in my robot vacuum is... just
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    by OptionOfT 4mo ago

    If the base image I use is based on Debian, it comes with more than 15 binaries that I don't use. But when Docker scans my image and notices that there is a CVE in one of those binaries, my image is currently out of compliance. FROM sc
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    by OptionOfT 4mo ago

    I always recommend to not have any dependencies outside of the code. So we start at compiling the codebase (Rust) against MUSL. That way we can run it with FROM scratch images. If we need more tooling available at runtime, then we look at a
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    by OptionOfT 4mo ago

    Focus does not sync with Firefox desktop, and the sync part is the reason I want to use the SAME one on desktop and mobile.
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    by OptionOfT 4mo ago

    And sadly, Firefox on iOS is the only browser that doesn't have a the possibility to run an Adblocker. Safari can run uBlock Origin. Brave had one built-in. Hell, even Edge has Adblock Plus. Does Mozilla have a contract with Google to
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    by OptionOfT 4mo ago

    Makes sense, Microsoft doesn't have the best track record in supporting frameworks. I myself have never worked with C++/CX or C++/WinRT. My Rust journey has been exclusively on POSIX systems, so seeing windows-reactor and get
20. 140.▲
    by OptionOfT 4mo ago

    Your clothes still need to have a certain SPF, and you're not gonna wear gloves when 100 outside are you?
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    by OptionOfT 4mo ago

    While part of the Windows crate, I think windows-reactor deserves explicit mention. https://github.com/microsoft/windows-rs/tree/master/crates/s... It's a react-style API for WinUI3 apps, meani
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    by OptionOfT 4mo ago

    In Germany those things are taxed!
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    by OptionOfT 4mo ago

    And for as long that that runs on your computer, I don't care. But the problem is that for many people they now believe it's ok to present a 10k line vibe-coded PR that only has been verified against external behavior, and some Se
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    by OptionOfT 4mo ago

    Sidenote: this phenomenon is known as the Gell-Mann Amnesia effect.
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    by OptionOfT 4mo ago

    One day I hope to work on problems like this. Fantastic article.
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    by OptionOfT 4mo ago

    I live in Phoenix. I would like it to tell me: 8am. Not what the actual high is today.
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    by OptionOfT 4mo ago

    I am. I couldn't get into it. I'll give it another shot. Maybe I didn't try long enough.
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    by OptionOfT 4mo ago

    If that is the case there is a worldwide crisis. It means that nearly all knowledge work will be gone.
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    by OptionOfT 4mo ago

    https://archive.org/details/3f25eeb8affc11e6892a43edc8087050 ~~I _think_ this is the one.~~ God I miss this podcast. Edit: this IS the one.
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    by OptionOfT 4mo ago

    I'd correct that to forcefully embedded, like unpaid on-call.