TACIXAT

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by TACIXAT 6y ago
This is absolutely awesome. I've thought about recording sessions in markdown before and this is way better since the data will be readily parsable. Some bodyweight examples would be cool (pullups with no weight). Also meta variables f
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by TACIXAT 6y ago
In that rare case you just check the URL. Contact the company if it is a high value login. You can also verify by searching for the site and clicking through to see what their webpage offers as ground truth.
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by TACIXAT 6y ago
This is a weird post. Yubikeys are absolutley the solution here, also a password manager. A decent password manager will check the URL for you.
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by TACIXAT 6y ago
This is not the bitlocker bios pin entry lock screen. That's what I was imagining from the title.
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by TACIXAT 6y ago
If you're my height you can for sure get to 175 with calisthenics. It'll take a while but you'll be building amazing functional strength in that time.
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by TACIXAT 6y ago
I've done calisthenics for a lot of my life, I'm lean and strong (6'1" 160lbs). 50lbs is a lot and would be a serious gain even with weights unless you're really thin. I would focus more on ability, can you do 10 pu
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by TACIXAT 6y ago
Features and monetization. Peer tube instances had serious upload limits, and it’s been a while since I looked but there were some major missing features like descriptions or editing or something. I actually really like pornhub’s monetizati
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by TACIXAT 6y ago
What did you use as a payment processor? Really hard to process cards for gambling.
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by TACIXAT 6y ago
Videos are big. I have a YouTube channel and don't back my videos up. Quite the opposite, I regularly delete them to free up harddisk space. I do cross post them to lbry.tv though which I've found a lot better than peertube.
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by TACIXAT 6y ago
I still blame the company in the second scenario. Pay a multiple for a secure setup or don't store data, even if that means funding new development when no secure solutions exist. I would like people to take user data so seriously that
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by TACIXAT 6y ago
I had a corporate landlord in Foster City and asked, they wouldn’t budge and invited me to reapply for a different apartment at a lower rate as the lease was up. I live in LA now.
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by TACIXAT 6y ago
I read this back when it was posted a few days ago and it was very good. The heart of it is that the global reserve currency needs to run persistent trade deficits in order to put itself out into the world. This isn’t really sustainable. Th
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by TACIXAT 6y ago
I find all my new music from YouTube recommendations. I’ve never had Apple Music or Spotify (when I briefly used it) recommend me something new that I liked.
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by TACIXAT 6y ago
Satiety has nothing to do with health. As well, one is going to affect your blood glucose, and the other might mess with your arteries. It's not such a black and white healthier or not. It also depends on your body, for example, if you
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by TACIXAT 6y ago
It would be really cool to get an on-GitHub analytics for GitHub pages. I’d like to get view counts but don’t want to embed an external tracker in my blog.
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by TACIXAT 6y ago
>So why not learn it in a week then apply for the job? For a lot of reasons. I'm not looking to work in compilers. OP sounds like the opposite of the type of people I want to work with. I enjoy what I work on quite a bit. I am paid
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by TACIXAT 6y ago
I think you are implying this by putting just in scare quotes, but it is one of the most impactful things we can do for the security of native code.
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by TACIXAT 6y ago
I expect it will be very much the same as drivers we have today, where you have some game anti-cheat rootkit that has a bug in it. In Fuschia's case it will be like that but the exploitation either gives you access to that driver'
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by TACIXAT 6y ago
This allergy is one of my big fears. I wasn’t aware that it could be fixed, is abstention what clears it up or is there some other procedure?
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by TACIXAT 6y ago
>An OS that “can’t” get viruses or be hacked sounds pretty desirable. Cynically it makes things like “jail breaking” a google home much more difficult. I don’t think these claims hold. It is still written in a memory unsafe language, so
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by TACIXAT 6y ago
I do love kaitai and recently contributed a grammar, but both the title and the copy talk about writing. > Reading and writing binary formats is hard... Kaitai Struct tries to make this job easier... Kaitai cannot write data back out. [1
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by TACIXAT 6y ago
I use WL in my work. Is there a digestible intro to persistent homology? Programmer level explanation (or code!), or should I just put my reading pants on and dive into the papers?
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by TACIXAT 6y ago
When companies do not reflect the population then it shows that some races do not have the same opportunity as others.
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by TACIXAT 6y ago
If corporations were not involved in our politics in the US it would be fine. You don’t get to shape the laws of a country then wash your hands of responsibility for the people. Our healthcare relies on our employment, they fund politicians
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by TACIXAT 6y ago
If true, what are they doing to change that? When I was at Google there were zero paths to bring in people with potential and train them up. I’m guessing it is the same at Coinbase. Doing nothing to address the problem then pointing at your
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by TACIXAT 6y ago
Where is the Hispanic and Black representation? I see 3/15 people on that page being women, not a very strong point for a group that is 50% of the population. This is the standard SV makeup. Do a random sample of any large tech company
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by TACIXAT 6y ago
This is what it made me think of. IIRC spitting out a sports drink was the same or more effective compared to actually consuming it during exercise. https://www.runnersworld.com/nutrition-weight-loss/a20832306... Also
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by TACIXAT 6y ago
>If 2050 is this dystopia where everything is ordered online, all food is dropped off by drones, it's going to be very bleak. No it won't. That will free up space so that your social interaction isn't the hardware store, b
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by TACIXAT 6y ago
Could someone explain the downvotes? I do not believe this is such a radical opinion. Prior to this change you were still producing content for the YouTube ecosystem for free until you hit 4k view hours. Then you could begin to make a meage
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by TACIXAT 6y ago
I’ve always had a project in mind for a bespoke search engine that only indexes pages smaller than 65kb.

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