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by acdha 11mo ago
> Pip does not support this; with uv, use `--exclude-newer`. This appears to require a timestamp; so if you always want things up to X days old you'll have to recalculate. I do this by having my shell init do this: export UV_E
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by acdha 11mo ago
It’s been easy since the 2000s. This makes it easier to be safer than the built in SSH agent + Keychain but pure usability was a solved problem around by the turn of the century.
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by acdha 11mo ago
> This isn't such a great idea for personal SSH or GPG keys that should be locked away in physical hardware thing that need to be moved to other devices/machines I would change this: it’s great for personal usage BUT you should
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by acdha 11mo ago
It’s not new to Tahoe. I use it on Sequoia.
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by acdha 11mo ago
There's a lot of variety in the quality of writing from that period. At the time, a lot of “analysts” were doing lazy number-go-up stories rather than the harder work of actually looking at business fundamentals—I remember so many stor
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by acdha 11mo ago
The value was obvious almost immediately, but it was obscured by flashy get rich quick attempts. Google chose not to make money at first but that was a business decision, not a necessity: people were paying tons of money for ads and referra
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by acdha 11mo ago
Richard Nixon suggests it’s low but not exactly 0%
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by acdha 11mo ago
You’d have to go back a long time: the silent generation invested a lot in the public good from electrification to the GI Bill to roads to education and environmental protection. It took the Reagan era cuts to start rolling back investment
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by acdha 11mo ago
> This assumes the direct mode of exploitation. The indirect mode (where an attacker inserts a vulnerability) does not necessarily have the 'short time span' issue. So not a complete solution by any means. The short time span i
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by acdha 11mo ago
This isn’t a serious response. Even if you had the clout to do that, you’d then own having to deal with the underlying pressure which lead them to require that in the first place. It’s rare that this is someone waking up in the morning and
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by acdha 11mo ago
There’s an entire academic field studying ways in which it’s not that simple. Housing, employment, and transportation are somewhat famously areas where markets need help due to information and power disparities.
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by acdha 11mo ago
VP8 was never competitive with H.264 – like WebP the apparent savings was due to lowering detail by double-encoding. Since people care about battery life / fan noise it only made sense if you were running a huge operation with the infr
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by acdha 11mo ago
> In theory Intel and AMD would pay the HEVC fees once, which is capped IRRC at $100M from all patent pool together. My understanding is that the licensing lawyers learned from Cisco doing that with H.264 for Firefox and there isn’t a ca
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by acdha 11mo ago
> By the time MS acquired GitHub, Atom usage was already in decline. I wanted to second this: I compared both, with Atom experience starting before the first VSC release. Atom had performance and stability problems continuously through t
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by acdha 11mo ago
SMS is terrible because it’s always been terrible, and carriers didn’t care. You can blame Apple for not making iMessage open but it’s just absurd to claim that SMS was ever good to an audience of people who’ve used it. RCS isn’t perfect bu
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by acdha 11mo ago
Poe’s law applies too much these days. I’ve tried to get out of the habit of leaving jokes ambiguous like that because it’s just too easy to trip readers up, especially when not everyone has native level awareness of idioms or social contex
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by acdha 11mo ago
The way I’ve seen this on a few older systems was that they always keep the previous configuration around so it can switch back. The logic is something like this: 1. At startup, load the last known good config. 2. When signaled, load the ne
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by acdha 1y ago
> That's a dependency. Now you need to remember to have that kit with you. You put it on the bike and don’t worry about it. This is less onerous than remembering your bus pass or cars keys.
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by acdha 1y ago
You’re bringing a lot of emotion to this but not much information or a compelling argument. Perhaps you shouldn’t be leveling accusations of “screaming fest”. Also, the NYT recently ran a piece asking whether women ruined the workplace. It’
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by acdha 1y ago
Never trust it past your infrastructure. If you have, say, Cloudflare in front of a GCP load balancer you can trust two hops and need to configure your logging accordingly.
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by acdha 1y ago
Goto can be used safely but that’s really just arguing that “harmful” should instead be something like “risky”. If you have robust flow analysis and testing, you can certainly find advantages but it’s kind of like seeing someone doing mount
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by acdha 1y ago
Yes: you get reliable source information and don’t get inaccurate summaries. E.g. last week I used Gemini to answer a plant biology question and got two contradictory answers based on minor variations in the wording because it incorrectly r
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by acdha 1y ago
Nazis are bad because they deny other people’s freedom to exist. That LGBTQ flag doesn’t say straight people are wrong or shouldn’t exist. Literally all it’s saying is that people are welcome to exist publicly as their true selves. The odds
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by acdha 1y ago
What’s wrong with that, exactly?
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by acdha 1y ago
Your post is very long on inflamed political rhetoric but short on coherent arguments or facts. After reading it, I would know that you’re a Republican but still have no idea that the Chancery judge’s “activism” wasn’t, say, seizing the mea
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by acdha 1y ago
40% of Americans never do, and many of the people who do don’t buy it themselves. For example, elderly people are one of the groups which disproportionately lack current photo ID but would also be more likely to have relatives helping with
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by acdha 1y ago
Yes to all of that. Your experience is not universally shared, and the people who are affected disproportionately belong to specific groups which have been discriminated against in the past (e.g. Native Americans on a reservation are more l
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by acdha 1y ago
Each of those claims is not only incorrect but reveals a deep lack of knowledge about all of the measures taken to improve election security in the current century, not to mention the apparent unawareness of the lack of a leftist political
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by acdha 1y ago
Copyright law isn’t binary and has long-running allowances for fair use which take into consideration factors like scale, revenue, and whether it replaces the original. As a real non-profit, the Internet Archive is not selling its copies of
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by acdha 1y ago
Beyond the questions about human braking, this seems worse than the dedicated AEB systems many vehicles are using now. Do they really use the full stack for this case instead of a faster collision avoidance path? I remember some of their pe

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