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by TheDong 1y ago
I agree with the point about non-EU web developers. As long as people in the US can't test their web app on "firefox for iOS" without first buying a plane ticket to the EU and getting an EU sim card, all eu-only browser engin
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by TheDong 1y ago
> Saying "It’s worth noting that LLMs are non-deterministic" is wrong and should be changed in the blog post. Every person in this thread understood that Simon meant "Grok, ChatGPT, and other common LLM interfaces run with
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by TheDong 1y ago
A library will not profit from its members being able to read books for free, but society as a whole will profit. Demanding each individual component of society be profitable leads to the overall detriment of the whole. It leads to hospital
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by TheDong 1y ago
What use-case? If you have a chart that has `deploy.yaml` symlinked to `/home/john/testcharts/redis/deploy.yaml`, that chart is clearly not going to work on anyone's machine except john's, so that chart is
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by TheDong 1y ago
That description seems really unclear, like how can `Chart.lock` be a symlink to a `.bashrc`? Is the vulnerability that you ship a chart with `Chart.lock -> ../.bashrc`, and then helm writes to `Chart.lock`? Why is the fix specific
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by TheDong 1y ago
I mean, it's making 720px width jpg thumbnails using the CPU https://github.com/CyberTimon/RapidRAW/blob/fc21ede729b45d97... And then it's sending these thumbnails back from rust to javascript as ba
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by TheDong 1y ago
> no subprocesses I guess you're okay with breaking all git hooks, including post-checkout, because those are subprocesses as a feature. You can always run your git operations in a container with seccomp or such if you're not u
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by TheDong 1y ago
> I believe the reason Deno is not more widely used in production environments is the lack of a standardized vulnerability database If this were a real blocker, then C/C++ wouldn't be used in production either, since both just
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by TheDong 1y ago
That comparison isn't really equal. Visa / Mastercard have such large fees that they're mainly used for commercial payments like a coffee or couch. If most of the Stablecoin transactions were for buying a coffee, I think it&#
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by TheDong 1y ago
I've personally managed to produce roughly 8x the production outages and show-stopper bugs than I did before LLMs, so thing are looking pretty good!
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by TheDong 1y ago
> which I also haven't seen a screenshot of yet to be fair The article links to https://daringfireball.net/linked/2025/06/26/apple-wallet-se... Which links to these examples: https://x
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by TheDong 1y ago
The worse abuse of market power there is that Apple Music doesn't have to pay the 30% to the app store for subscriptions made on the device, but but spotify etc do, so Spotify can't charge a comparable price on iOS, and also wasn&
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by TheDong 1y ago
Was it an ad or an easter egg, like the "google.com" logo animations you get on new years and other holidays? Did it send a push notification or bother the user? Got a screenshot or reference, since a quick google doesn't unc
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by TheDong 1y ago
Because apple hasn't released the android app for iMessage yet.
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by TheDong 1y ago
I'll count my clicks, starting from going to https://aistudio.google.com 1. "Get API Key" in the upper right on the default landing page 2. "Create API Key" in the upper right on the https://a
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by TheDong 1y ago
You have to accept Apple's licensing agreement as part of downloading XCode to run this tool (which relies on XCode's SDKs etc). Quoting from the license agreement: > You may not use the Apple Software, Apple Certificates, or a
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by TheDong 1y ago
People will usually only carry one phone, and they'll want one that is capable of running recent apps, storing their photos and music, and also taking high quality photos. If you upgrade a phone to get a new one with a better camera, w
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by TheDong 1y ago
Maybe it's a regional dialect? You can find a lot of examples of it in the wild, for example on microsoft forums: 1. https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/msoffice/forum/all/savin... 2. https:/&
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by TheDong 1y ago
The article was about two issues that combine to make a single local-privilege-escalation, so the PAM thing isn't a separate exploit chain, it's just part of getting local root in this vulnerability. What the parent poster meant i
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by TheDong 1y ago
The code's all open source: https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/blob/e33bfc1f0176e56d479f0... Just build your own copy, give apple $100/year for a developer license, move to a country in the EU, and t
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by TheDong 1y ago
First, clone this repository and run 'make mv3-safari' https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/blob/e33bfc1f0176e56d479f0... Now you have the extension built, and you have two options for getting it onto
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by TheDong 1y ago
I mean, one of the more silly things here is that even when you manually map, with the tag `json:"user"`, it still ignores the case of that while deserializing. It respects it while serializing though
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by TheDong 1y ago
XOR in common programmer speech is ambiguously used to mean XOR or NAND, so I think their use of XOR was casually correct, while not technically correct. While NAND is technically correct, it's just not commonly used as a grammatical c
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by TheDong 1y ago
idk, google has a nice list of things that seem like they'll never be profitable, but it keeps running em. Like, google patents, google books, google translate... none of those make money, right? Chromium only makes money indirectly I
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by TheDong 1y ago
Do you also complain when someone says "Half-life 2 has great water-physics" with "Don't call it physics, we still don't understand all the physical laws of the universe, and also they use limited-precision floating
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by TheDong 1y ago
I think there's a difference in that dropbox was targeted at regular users, not just developers. I think docker desktop and apple's containerization are both targeted firmly at developers only. It's like programming, sure it&
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by TheDong 1y ago
The $100 isn't just required for the things published to the AppStore. It's required for a sideload app in the EU. It's required to make a testflight app that isn't discoverable on the app store, but people can opt-in to
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by TheDong 1y ago
https://gitlab.com/Lockywolf/ipv4a/-/blob/3db4a65b11bc60b091...
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by TheDong 1y ago
Back in the days of newgrounds, a bunch of kids learned to program by picking up flash, making games, and sharing them with their friends. That would not have happened if you had to pay even $1/year to publish a .swf file. Now, their f
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by TheDong 1y ago
There's a number of companies out there, like "brightdata", which pay a small amount to app developers to install a native "sdk". That SDK mimics a browser, and makes requests as if the user's device is doing i

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