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by agilob 2y ago
Go team humanity until you're the one being under DDoS by irrelevant CVs written by bots and the only way to filter them out is write even more strict filters (we all hate) and use LLMs (increasing our hiring costs).
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by agilob 2y ago
Not surprising at all. There are some devs on r/csmajors who shared their browser automation bots integrated with ChatGPT to apply for positions. One guy claimed his bot applies to 300+ offers per day on LinkedIn. He also complained th
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by agilob 2y ago
They have money and lots of bugs and don't know what to do with one and another? Maybe do some bug fixing bounties?
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by agilob 2y ago
Do we have any estimates how many machines are affected?
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by agilob 2y ago
We're long past the times when you would ssh into prod as root, run `nano /var/www/index.php` to fix a bug.
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by agilob 2y ago
Sweet puppy virus solves another puzzle?
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by agilob 2y ago
>This is not an acceptable way to install anything on Linux. If you think this is not acceptable, check out what they did last week: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40902826
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by agilob 2y ago
>when it does come up for a vote in the Council, we'll know which countries voted in favour Isn't it kinda late to act?
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by agilob 2y ago
>That's just such a Java thing to do. "Oh we failed to design the perfect solution, so we are not going to change anything until we find that perfect solution." That's not true at all. In the last years there were lot
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by agilob 2y ago
Apple should be simply more honest and say "we want more of your money" https://i.redd.it/ykx39wqq427d1.jpeg
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by agilob 2y ago
Another change is that some groups will be exempt from invigilation.
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by agilob 2y ago
There's a project for running Honeypot as a Service: https://haas.nic.cz The data is public and you can register your router too
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by agilob 2y ago
To support the spirit of invigilation and no privacy, post this from your normal account please. Don't hide, you have nothing to fear.
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by agilob 2y ago
But this part should be more widely remembered: >The crew manually set the thrust to 84.5% N1 (rather than 92.8% N1 as needed) and continued takeoff. The aircraft rotated about 260 meters prior to the end of the runway and crossed the en
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by agilob 2y ago
Who would spend so much time and computers running these bots? There are like 50_000 bots running the game, there are more bots than human players. That's a lot of computing power and steam accounts. Is Valve a subject to an attack fro
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by agilob 2y ago
And yet the rating is not negative: Recent Reviews: Mixed (11,029) All Reviews: Positive (1,052,496) https://store.steampowered.com/app/440/Team_Fortress_2/#app_...
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by agilob 2y ago
I mean... technically that is a new regulation. Some Polish providers already didn't have roaming fees in EU before that.
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by agilob 2y ago
A bit off topic, but I was thinking recently if EU ever deregulates anything? Do they only add new laws and paragraphs? Are they rewarded in LoC? What are examples of laws they removed or deregulated?
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by agilob 2y ago
I stopped using google search a few years ago, for 95% of the time I use DDG (and then sometimes I do a fallback !g), but as it was down yesterday (thanks to Microsoft) I had to use GS a few times. Never before I had to add `-phrase` so of
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by agilob 2y ago
What if copilot is down? I wont be able to use MS Paint?
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by agilob 2y ago
Meta and NSA have said before that they don't care about content of a message, but metadata. They what to know who with who, where and when.
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by agilob 2y ago
29 years is still shorter than we used cd/dvd roms
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by agilob 2y ago
That's pretty cool, but we're already past a few generations of devices that were supposed to store data for decades and we no longer have computer with interfaces to use them. What are the chances that people will know what USB i
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by agilob 2y ago
So in the context of a class name `JavaBadAbstractFactoryObjectFactoryException` your problem is on a human side, your colleague using bad class and var names. Language has nothing to do with it. Ruby and C# also have VERY long class names,
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by agilob 2y ago
Please elaborate more than "haha java bad"
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by agilob 2y ago
People discuss human-made antennas placed in Alaska changing their weather, but can't comprehend that cutting down forests and burning coal can have an impact too.
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by agilob 2y ago
It's for and against at the same time. Depends on your software upgrade roadmap. I think that's just a silly number, that us correct and incorrect at the same time, but probably good enough on a large scale, just like story points
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by agilob 2y ago
libyear assumes that constant development happens all the time in a library and software has to change and grow constantly. There are some libraries that are just mature and doesn't need to change. 5.0.1 could be released 5 years ago,
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by agilob 2y ago
If you're intersted in this topic, there exist more string compression algorithms that save data transfer or memory in different ways. Look into Thrift Compact Protocol, MessagePack, Protocol Buffers and Avro.
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by agilob 2y ago
who was charged and went to prison

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