SpaceL10n

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by SpaceL10n 8mo ago
This is a reductionist take on the problem. If I knowingly spike your drink with habit forming chemicals, and I don't tell you about it, am I in the wrong?
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by SpaceL10n 8mo ago
An intelligent person would have given us a reason or some reassurance as to why losing "One of CIA’s oldest and most recognizable intelligence publications" is not something to worry about. Unless, said intelligent person is giv
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by SpaceL10n 9mo ago
It's an amazing feat worthy of sharing?
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by SpaceL10n 9mo ago
LLMs are yet another layer between us and the end result. I remain wary of this distance and am super grateful I learned coding the hard way.
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by SpaceL10n 9mo ago
Fairphone is going to enjoy the next few weeks. Radboud isn't the only one!
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by SpaceL10n 9mo ago
Was the trade-off so exciting that we abandoned our own principles? Or, are we lemmings? Edit: My apologies for the cynical take. I like to think that this is just the move fast break stuff ethos coming about.
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by SpaceL10n 11mo ago
Is it too much for someone to ask for something?
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by SpaceL10n 11mo ago
To be fair, if you take something away from me that's mine, there's not much difference between the raccoon and myself.
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by SpaceL10n 11mo ago
I work 32 hours per week. Rather, I work 4 days a week. This means I have 50% more free time than I used to. I fill that free time with dates with my wife while my kids are at school, or hiking, or just goofing at home doing whatever I f
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by SpaceL10n 1y ago
Yeah there you go my teenage angst resurfacing after all these years
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by SpaceL10n 1y ago
Does anyone know if they are embedding Gemini in chromium and will it eventually be available in nwjs?
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by SpaceL10n 1y ago
"ecma" doesn't feel right coming out of my mouth or in my ears. Perhaps because it's sound isn't common in the English language? I'm actually struggling to find any other words right now that sounds similar to
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by SpaceL10n 1y ago
My grandmother's ISP offered games and such that could be played over dial up and would incur additional fees on the phone bill, per minute... Crazy times.
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by SpaceL10n 1y ago
The things they don't prepare you for in school... I was working at my first job and we had a ColdFusion app that was displaying some data from the database. I get a ticket one day saying our search page would crash when searching for
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by SpaceL10n 1y ago
Could be. The only information I can find about this is that the young man told his local newspaper what happened and then other news outlets just regurgitated the young man's account of what happened with zero fact-checking or corrobo
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by SpaceL10n 1y ago
Indeed. The only information we seem to have is the report this young man provided to his local newspaper. There are no corroborating witnesses or evidence thus far that I can find that confirm this incident actually occurred.
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by SpaceL10n 1y ago
For those who don't know... EBCDIC can be pronounced as ebb-sid-ick in conversation
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by SpaceL10n 1y ago
> who has control of your data As frustrating as it is, the answer seems to be everyone and no one. Data in some respects is just an observation. If I walk through a park, and I see someone with red hair, I just collected some data abo
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by SpaceL10n 1y ago
That's part of it, but also Tauri uses Rust on the backend while Electron uses Node. Electron is way more mature with a larger developer community, but Tauri keeps gaining momentum. If memory safety, bundle size, and performance are im
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by SpaceL10n 1y ago
I had the privilege of a meeting with one of the founders at NVDA. We were integrating it into to our computer kiosks and Michael Curran joined the call and helped guide us on how best to achieve our goal. It is obvious to me that the NVDA
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by SpaceL10n 1y ago
I worry about my own liability sometimes as an engineer at a small company. So many businesses operate outside of regulated industries where PCI or HIPAA don't apply. For smaller organizations, security is just an engineering concern
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by SpaceL10n 1y ago
It certainly doesn't add anything of substance to content in the article.
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by SpaceL10n 1y ago
Not sure about market size, but we're evaluating computer use agents for public kiosks. Lots of local government authorities are deploying kiosks to improve access to services. Housing authorities, police departments, courthouses, etc.
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by SpaceL10n 1y ago
It does an okay job as a hand sanitizer.
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by SpaceL10n 2y ago
Have you ever tried telling someone who is trapped that they can't go anywhere straight to their face?
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by SpaceL10n 2y ago
Iron Icons comes to mind as well https://www.webcomponents.org/element/@polymer/iron-icons
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by SpaceL10n 2y ago
Remember when LastPass first came onto the scene and everyone thought it was weak and not trustworthy? Pepperidge Farm remembers.
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by SpaceL10n 2y ago
Most countries have some form of selective service. We're all barbarians...
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by SpaceL10n 2y ago
It's part of the promised pain. Trump promised us some pain. He said it was necessary before things can get better.
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by SpaceL10n 2y ago
When things like this happen, it just shows me how little I actually know about the world and how it works.

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