adamckay

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by adamckay 4y ago
I had exactly this yesterday, only the email address was my own Gmail with a dot at the end so when I opened the email the name was "McAfeeSecurity" with my own email address and profile picture. I reported it as spam and Gmail he
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by adamckay 4y ago
If you'd be content with the data already in your Nginx logs then there's GoAccess which is a command line tool that can parse web server logs and give you a breakdown of page hits/unique visitors over time, as well as data f
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by adamckay 4y ago
And if you're using DRF there's https://www.cdrf.co/
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by adamckay 4y ago
> I mean, what did the author expect? Presumably for it to reply with its standard "I'm a LLM from OpenAI and don't have access to the internet" instead of "Just use this thing that doesn't exist", foll
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by adamckay 4y ago
There's three news headlines for the day to also demonstrate the message was written and signed on the declared day.
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by adamckay 4y ago
This is what the old CAPTCHA system from Google did. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ReCAPTCHA#ReCAPTCHA_v1_(human-...
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by adamckay 4y ago
> You don't need to market to developers, a good product only needs three things How do you find it, though?
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by adamckay 4y ago
It's a genuine question. How can you manipulate someone into spending money on something where they don't perceive any value from its usefulness? Through blackmail or coercion? There's no reasonable explanation where someone
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by adamckay 4y ago
> You can, for example, manipulate people to pay for something. How? > You can get them addicted, so that they become repeat customers, despite rationality. No one purchases anything to become addicted. You may download a game, find i
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by adamckay 4y ago
> so would you say that one of the first things a htmx based project should do is handle all the error conditions ? like all the 40x and 50x ? and stuff like your modal thinggy ? IMO yeah, but different pages and actions will (probably)
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by adamckay 4y ago
> Could you talk about where it fails If the HTTP request that htmx has made returns a status code >= 400 or times out then the response will not be swapped into the body. There are several events that htmx fires, once of which can ca
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by adamckay 4y ago
But it's not simpler when you consider all the things you've got to do around and after installing that binary on a VM instance. Consider the overhead of managing it - monitoring it, updating it. Failover when the node dies. C
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by adamckay 4y ago
> The simplest setup is actually to host a React app from an S3 bucket and use Lambda / Cloud Functions to respond to network requests. You'd have to pry my monolith-on-a-vps out of my cold dead hands before you can call that t
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by adamckay 4y ago
Until it stops bullshitting, absolutely not. I've asked it to write me some Python code for the Redlock pattern [1] and whilst it generated text that explained it correctly the code wouldn't run - it assumed the class it needed wa
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by adamckay 4y ago
Lawyers don't make laws, they argue about them. Politicians make laws.
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by adamckay 4y ago
You're talking about the same Google that runs Google Cloud Platform? If OpenAI have (the budget for) the hardware, then Google certainly do.
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by adamckay 4y ago
The no loss of productivity can be a combination of multiple things: a) There is loss in productivity but it isn't (or can't be) properly measured or does not make an impact on the business, e.g. a help desk responds to customers
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by adamckay 4y ago
No, because your Nginx server decrypts that TLS connection so can access the plaintext data. This is typically called encrypted-in-transit. E2EE means that it's always encrypted from the sending device to the receiving device and nothi
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by adamckay 4y ago
Backup codes can be generated at setup and displayed to the user (and never displayed again) which can log you in so you can reset your MFA device. Google does this.
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by adamckay 4y ago
Not true. An index isn't free so you can impact the write performance, depending on the workload and usecases slower writes could have more of an impact than faster reads. But even in a read heavy application it's possible that yo
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by adamckay 4y ago
> They live in the UK, and maybe spend time online I think "maybe" drastically undersells the amount of time and things some people do online (generally the younger generations). You're also overlooking that a very large p
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by adamckay 4y ago
> It's worrying how often people assume that disagreement is necessarily inauthentic I don't think the OP is assuming that, but it's not unreasonable to consider that lots of brand new accounts created to comment on crypto
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by adamckay 4y ago
This is the opposite, though. It's a part of the UK's security services running scans for vulnerabilities they already know about to tell you that you've got an issue.
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by adamckay 4y ago
There's a certain poetic irony in my opinion that to investigate whether you're vulnerable to a possible RCE CVE, you can curl directly into a shell.
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by adamckay 4y ago
But if you're out in public and you start shouting harmful, hateful or abusive messages there can be real-world consequences. On Twitter you can be the most vile person possible with absolutely no fear as you're entirely anonymous
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by adamckay 4y ago
GitHub stars and follows, too.
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by adamckay 4y ago
What do you expect banks and other regulated industries do? YOLO patch whatever and whenever? I don't work in a regulated industry where it's required, but we do similar with a proper change control process and there's not a
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by adamckay 4y ago
> I think a more accurate analogy would be like driving a car frozen with the safety features from the year 2010. Millions of people do this. I don't think it's any more accurate really, because whilst newer cars can said to be
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by adamckay 4y ago
Brave going onto a .0 release ;)
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by adamckay 4y ago
> There's a reason why most FAANGs developed their own packages management and deployment system and keep using them. They are simpler, less bloated, easier to debug. And for every other company that isn't one of those 5, rolli

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