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by Sammi 2y ago
Asking for a ban of automation could very well just be a negotiation tactic. Over ask and then settle for what you really wanted. So you don't have to jump straight to "fire them all". That does not seem like a reasonable goo
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by Sammi 2y ago
Sickening in the same way you get sick from eating too much sugar.
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by Sammi 2y ago
> I started by refactoring into web components, because I had to do it piecemeal. Yes. The key to making an old and arcane code base understandable to yourself, is to refactor one small part of it at a time. That you're redoing with
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by Sammi 2y ago
Except on Fridays.
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by Sammi 2y ago
Had he left out "rather than a meaningful difference in outcomes" then maybe. But he didn't and made is initial argument sound stronger than it is. Classic motte-and-bailey argument.
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by Sammi 2y ago
A lot of people get baited. But it depends on if the comment is obviously unhinged or not.
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by Sammi 2y ago
Someone is suffering more than someone else and the solution is for everyone to suffer as badly? This sounds like the worst kind of race to the bottom. I'm also worried about what it does to those who need to do the actual work to make
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by Sammi 2y ago
I don't think kids enjoy Harry Potter for the sense of realism... What the Harry Potter books have is very well written characters, and character stories, and a great sense of adventure and fascination.
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by Sammi 2y ago
Citation needed.
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by Sammi 2y ago
Oooooooooooohhh. This is how they do that. This is absolutely rampant on Reddit and Twitter. So many argumentative and divisive people who seem to get the last word all the time. Now I know what I'm looking at. They just answer and blo
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by Sammi 2y ago
So the argument of whether this increases or decreases entropy goes both ways: 1. Requiring certain characters is a limit on which characters are selected. An attacker now knows to look for at least one digit, upper case char, and one of 10
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by Sammi 2y ago
Does this permit taking a sha 512 digest hash of the user input and returning that digest hash to the backend for proper password hashing? My interpretation is that the entire password is being verified, even though the backend is only ever
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by Sammi 2y ago
> the much-heralded low recidivism rates in Scandinavia are substantially a reporting artifact rather than a meaningful difference in outcomes First he says he knows recidivism in scandinavia is not low. > Headline recidivism rates ar
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by Sammi 2y ago
Ok so now you're saying we don't know. Before you were saying you did know. I see what you did there. Convenient.
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by Sammi 2y ago
It most certainly is a huge deal to handle all the browser differences with regular websites. A big reason people choose Electron is so they don't have to deal with all these differences.
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by Sammi 2y ago
The alternative to Tauri isn't the web - it's Electron which has a specific Chrome version. One big reason people go for delivering their web apps through Electron is so they can guarantee that they are on a specific modern versio
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by Sammi 2y ago
Thing is, for many people they are just bash scripts with extra steps.
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by Sammi 2y ago
So many people only need one machine. And these people certainly don't need an image.
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by Sammi 2y ago
I'm doing it :) I split it into multiple scripts that get called from one, just for my own sanity.
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by Sammi 2y ago
Honestly most people's dockerfile could just as well be a bash script.
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by Sammi 2y ago
> Totally breaks the contract that I felt was established with us as players. Lots of people like surprise and excitement. The game is rated: Age 12+ Violence
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by Sammi 2y ago
Maybe the cognitive ability to tune it out is what's failing. Old worn down brain issues.
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by Sammi 2y ago
When do you ask for a password? Do users have to seek it out themselves? Can users still login using only email after setting a password?
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by Sammi 2y ago
I worked at building supplies shop for 5 months when I was a youth, and I still have an uncanny ability to estimate lengths of building materials 20 years later, just from having handled and sorted different sizes of building materials so m
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by Sammi 2y ago
Sounds like your friend is an amazing tutor. Communication and teaching is indeed hard. I really believe most people don't learn math because they don't get the teaching they need, not because math is somehow cognitively inaccessi
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by Sammi 2y ago
It's more like the science has concluded that people don't have personal learning styles that help them the most. However it has also concluded that different learning styles all improve learning for all. So if you want to improve
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by Sammi 2y ago
How is peat a false alternative? It is literally what Swedes would burn if they didn't burn their waste. There exists no practical alternative atm. Sure it's worth working towards another alternative, but we also need to not freez
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by Sammi 2y ago
Is there data to back this claim?
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by Sammi 2y ago
It does seem like we are producing an unnecessarily large amount of waste, but the last sentence does not come of as constructive to me, because it doesn't offer any concrete action we can take towards a goal of reducing waste. Instead
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by Sammi 2y ago
Yes good points. I have to argue the second part of this though > minimum 12 char + uppercase/lowercase + number The first minimum char counts rule is great. You increase the entropy exponentially with every added char. But the seco

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