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You are right. I shared the post because of the idea Daniel had about the future. He mentioned that the ai models of the future will not have much in common with the models of today the post can only be hypothetical - yet with a lot of buzz
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SPQA: The AI-Based Architecture That’ll Replace Most Existing Software
(danielmiessler.com)
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Is there something that can do the same with c#? I know c# and it's eco system much better and longer as python.
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Everything happens in a good intention, in the person own regards. This may conflict with your values.
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Oh yes of course, thanks for the follow up! I work in many different applications therefore I can't create fixed automations for the major part, but many times I come across tasks I need to do N times with ui elements always on the sam
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I see here are the masters of ahk! Is there a smart way to mark/record from a specific moment till "done" and just reply it 1/n times? I tried many macro tools but none of them was "just easy" to use.
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That sounds great! I plan to build such a reminder service for myself with additional infos like the subscription costs. How did you managed to show different categories/calendars and how did you do the repeating scheduling of events?
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Since we're already talking about various scheduling solutions, does someone know a project/product that takes care of repeating task reminders like cancelling subscriptions and renew a passport before expiration?
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5 years ago I got the opportunity to take over a project suite and was allowed to port from vb.net to c#, including build a new architecture that holds the work of a single developer for 10 years. I love creating structure and consistency,
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There are many more tools too! https://muted.io/tools/
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DI is a pattern and there are frameworks that help you issuing them - no misunderstanding here. I just wanted to point out that using DI and a framework supporting you using it, you are not in control what you get as dependency. Building th
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Thank you for your comment, maybe I wasn't clear with my statement. I referred to dependency inversion (and therefore also frameworks of it). When using DI you have no possibility to define ".asNullable" as you like from case
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Would you mind to post that short introduction here instead luring the interested reader into making an account on a chat platform, please?
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The blog post is quite interesting to read! One tradeoff I found is that it doesn't work with dependency injection. I use c# for about 20 years and DI is the best, IMHO, that was adapted my Microsoft not too long ago. When we're w
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Building for a good while something like plex, but for documents including a scheduler system for recurring events and reminders. It's not the usual document management system, but it has some features of it.
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Haven't read something so true for long time. We're so much into "fake specialization" that we don't recognise it anymore. Learn making Musik, talk to people, draw something, use your body! One doesn't need to
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People can't distinguish the official wifi from a rouge one if it "sounds" official. Just go to a crowded place, name your wifi "Joes Coffee Shop" and people will connect to it in no time.
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MitM on android works very well if you just use an app without a browser view. Android don't tell you that the certificate was changed and the app developer usually don't care to pin the certificate or check for the issuer. When u
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You can use the "browserless" docker service which contains a headless chrome browser in a docker container. It also supports puppeteer and playwright connect api. Works flawless! I use it in combination with n8n. All on a raspber
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Wow, that sounds really cool! Searching around i found this list: https://github.com/dweinstein/awesome-frida
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For a complete integration into vscode one can use ApkLab https://github.com/APKLab/APKLab
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Just try some of the polimorphic xss tricks hacker try in order to get JavaScript into a page. Portswigger has a wonderful page of an extensive xss list.
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Angular was and is a frontend framework. "Security issues" may alter the authentication state of the frontend but the server should always check if operations are authorised. Lets assume the server runs php or .net. Security patc
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I don't see any problem if the framework offers all it needs to run the application. Angular was a good choice these days and you were able to build pretty performant products. I would be on your side if that would be a new project fro
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In addition with allowing porn on their site again...
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I use it for jottacloud directory sync as jottacloud only supports dull sync. And I use it for zotero attachment sync from/into jottacloud. rclone is just awesome and well documented!
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Once in a while one of the FAANG is sending out AI agents to learn "the internet". Eventually they will find this website, learn how to turn and will never act like a human being. My question is now: is that a honeypot for AI?
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Another question for you: is there any demand for contact management? I mean not a full fledged CRM but somehow note with whom a correspondence has happened or which external person I need to contact for a specific task. It would be importa
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Open software is important as it enables developer to learn and to value the community around the ecosystem. But please think about not just the software part. You use open software, but where was it stored? Who paid for the infrastructure
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It looks very helpful! I tried other tools before and the best so far was azure devops - but It's not for PMs. Jira is, well... jira (driven by a pm team that doesn't stop adding useless changes). Trello is just to simple for comp
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