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In-Toto: The API of DevSecOps(cncf.io)
2 points by aflukasz 3y ago|0 comments
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by aflukasz 3y ago
Similar problem will occur when using min-width and max-width with same value of Xpx - they both match at exactly Xpx. For mutual exclusion `not` should be used. Or https://drafts.csswg.org/mediaqueries/#range-context ,
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by aflukasz 3y ago
> Is it really bifurcated for the end user though? Yes. Suppose you are build feeds search engine. User enters query that matches some blog. This blog exposes both RSS and ATOM feeds (very common scenario). Which one should your engine s
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by aflukasz 3y ago
Exactly. At this point, the most straightforward technical road to cross platform UI seems to be building high level UI toolkit that runs on browser runtime (ONE specific browser run time), and "platforms" slowly integrating this
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by aflukasz 3y ago
> Most programming jobs are just writing "crud code" if you want to call it that...basically mostly meetings, and cranking out banal code. I would say that in such instances, often times the code is banal, but proper modeling o
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Don't (at) Me: URL Obfuscation Through Schema Abuse(mandiant.com)
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by aflukasz 3y ago
> and the back button will work (closing the modal). Which opens a whole new can of worms! What is the meaning of pressing "back" when modal window is shown? Is it "cancel"? What if I already changed something within
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by aflukasz 3y ago
Have exactly same issue. I use a stopwatch on my watch, set it for 45 minutes, and every time it goes off, I force myself to do some short useful activity. This may be: - a short stretch, - a short light weight lifting session, - making a c
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Bunny.net CDN routing for GDPR compliance(bunny.net)
3 points by aflukasz 4y ago|1 comments
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by aflukasz 4y ago
Happy to see that. Just some time ago had to create support ticket to obtain something similar as a custom configuration. Only thing they could have added, and it seems they did not, is to include PoPs from countries outside EU that do have
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by aflukasz 4y ago
> While picking any stack you want may sound wonderful to the individual developer, it's less so for the company as a whole that has to maintain different languages and frameworks This is orthogonal issue. You can pick any stack, bu
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User-space shadow stacks (maybe) for Linux 6.4(lwn.net)
3 points by aflukasz 4y ago|0 comments
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An overview of single-purpose Linux distributions(lwn.net)
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by aflukasz 4y ago
"The market" is and always will be underinformed, including the knowledge about any potential ongoing "economic punishment".
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by aflukasz 4y ago
Also, it's 2023 - please do not suggest approaches that do not use package hash based pinning. For example, use pip-tools. Hopefully, in 2024, we will be able to say same thing about signing via sigstore ecosystem.
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by aflukasz 4y ago
Slightly tangential, but... one also does not simply `pip download` if one does not want execute code - https://github.com/pypa/pip/issues/1884 . I wanted to run guarddog on source packages. Only then build th
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by aflukasz 4y ago
No one suggested this yet, so I will be the first - a very good read in this context is "Reasons and Persons" by Derek Parfit. Second part of this book is about personal identity. It discusses all the various edge cases and though
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by aflukasz 4y ago
> The difference is coherence. An actual person is bound to an identity that remains more or less consistent from day to day. [...] Even if those features change over time as the person grows up, they change slowly enough that there is a
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by aflukasz 4y ago
Well, we are providing the environment to the chat - the text we submit is its "environment". Generating the response is "acting". Or are you arguing that it would need to be able to influence physical environment?
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by aflukasz 4y ago
Since the whole GPT3 thing blown up, I'm thinking from time to time... how I am generating what I say. I'm sure many smart people wrote papers on that. I did not read any of them, mind you, will just share a short thought of my ow
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by aflukasz 4y ago
> Nobody who knows anything about how these models work would make they claim they actually have consciousness or interiority (yet.) Unless it's the other way round and consciousness "is" "just" a certain type of
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ZFS Slog Performance Testing of SSDs Including Intel P4800X to Samsung 850 Evo(austinsnerdythings.com)
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by aflukasz 4y ago
Congratulations! Given how popular SQLAlchemy is, I wonder how many projects are going to wake up on Monday with failing tests (or production) due to not pinning versions and ignoring deprecation warnings...
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by aflukasz 4y ago
86 Random reflection: Key to AWS costs is to always assume every compute, storage or networking unit incurs cost. Always. Then got to (a) pricing of the service in question, (b) FAQ of the service, (c) pricing and FAQ for EC2 specifically a
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OpenSSF Scorecard – Build better security habits, one test at a time(securityscorecards.dev)
1 points by aflukasz 4y ago|0 comments
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The 1.0 release of sigstore-Python(blog.sigstore.dev)
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GDPR: EU issues similar decisions over and over again – in breach of our rights(noyb.eu)
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by aflukasz 4y ago
Max Schrems: "I can't see how this would survive a challenge before the Court of Justice. It seems that the European Commission just issues similar decisions over and over again - in flagrant breach of our fundamental rights.&quot
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by aflukasz 4y ago
Because the cost of running such a product for a given user is directly related to the time span of the user using it.
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by aflukasz 4y ago
Feeds (RSS, ATOM etc) often times contain only a small subset of recent items, like 10-15 of them. This means that if you limit yourself only to the feed themselves, you will lose track of upvotes at some point, for example after a day or t

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