akdev1l

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by akdev1l 8mo ago
0 days exist and they are exploited in the wild sometimes An ad-blocker /is/ security software. You don’t have to take it from me, you can read from the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency > AT-A-GLANCE RECOMMENDAT
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by akdev1l 8mo ago
Not safe, before even knowing if a site has the content you want you can be redirected to malware through ad networks not even joking
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by akdev1l 8mo ago
don’t worry bro in 6 months it will replace all devs just 6 months more and like $200B in capex and we’ll be there, trust the process
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by akdev1l 8mo ago
Before there was some understanding that at least they wrote and understood their own garbage code Now it is not true. Someone can spend a few minutes generating a non-sense change and push for review. I will have to spend a non-trivial amo
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by akdev1l 8mo ago
Disagree entirely. If you state “in 6 months AI will not require that much knowledge to be effective” every year and it hasn’t happened yet then every time it has been stated has been false up to this point. In 6 months we can come back to
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by akdev1l 8mo ago
I mean yeah, fuck Rovio or whatever
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by akdev1l 8mo ago
I also use AI to give me small examples and snippets, this way it works okay for me However this still takes away from me in the sense that working with people who are using AI to output garbage frustrates me and still negatively impacts th
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by akdev1l 8mo ago
People have been saying this for multiple years in a row now.
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by akdev1l 8mo ago
I’m not worried about being a good dev or not but these AI things thoroughly take away from the thing I enjoy doing to the point I’d consider leaving the industry entirely I don’t want to wrangle LLMs into hallucinating correct things or wh
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by akdev1l 8mo ago
No Debian is stable as in “it shall not change”. There are times where there are known bugs in Debian which are purposely not fixed but instead documented and worked around. That’s part of the stability promise. The behaviour shall not chan
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by akdev1l 8mo ago
I like Apple Arcade because it has non-shittified versions of classic games Like Angry Birds, the official version is fucked up to the gills with ads
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by akdev1l 8mo ago
Isn’t VLC French also?
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by akdev1l 8mo ago
Seems the applications can call mlockall() to do this
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by akdev1l 8mo ago
and you still need to mount volumes and add all sorts of holes in the sandbox for applications to work correctly and/or be useful try to run gimp inside a container for example, you’ll have to give access to your ~/Pictures or wha
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by akdev1l 8mo ago
If a sandbox is optional then it is not really a good sandbox naturally even flatpak on Linux suffers from this as legacy software simply doesn’t have a concept of permission models and this cannot be bolted on after the fact
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by akdev1l 8mo ago
find -print0 will print the files with null bytes as separators xargs -0 will use a null byte as separator for each argument printf 'a\0b\0c\0' | xargs -tI{} echo “file -> {}"
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by akdev1l 8mo ago
note that one should use -print0 and -0 for safety
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by akdev1l 8mo ago
not sure about B2 but AWS S3 SDK not assuming that people will do any tuning makes total sense cuz in my experience no one is doing that tbh
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by akdev1l 8mo ago
They update the roms while keeping everything provided by Qualcomm the same so basically the kernel is frozen even if the android version is updated
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by akdev1l 8mo ago
Companies can already do that. This is how redhat works in its entirety. This has nothing to do with the base distribution
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by akdev1l 8mo ago
> I am still surprised most Linux Distros haven't changed their package managers to allow for selling of proprietary solutions directly, fully opt-in by default of course. Why would a bunch of volunteers put a ton of effort to creat
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by akdev1l 9mo ago
You can just use process substitution cat <(secret-print my-secret)
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by akdev1l 9mo ago
I mean in such case it is equivalent to like `do-something | llm “summarize the thing”` Personally I see “prompt scripting” as strictly worse than code cannot even modify some part of the prompt without being sure that there won’t be random
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by akdev1l 9mo ago
> Carefully test your markdown scripts interactively first How does it help? You run it once, the thing is not deterministic so the next time it could shoot you on the foot.
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by akdev1l 10mo ago
iirc M1 just cannot do multiple displays at all :-( A modern M4 should tho
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by akdev1l 10mo ago
> can be more stable than relying on a distro's fixed release cycles Stability for a distro means “doesn’t change” not “doesn’t crash”. Debian/ubuntu are stable because they freeze versions so you can even create scripts to wor
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by akdev1l 10mo ago
inb4 it’s actually an intern maintaining a 3000+ line markdown file
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by akdev1l 10mo ago
Amazon and BlackBerry both tried the whole “you can upload your same APK to our AppStore approach”. And well, when’s the last time you used the Amazon android AppStore?
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by akdev1l 10mo ago
BlackBerry has been out of the phone business for years now. They basically sold the brand to TCL iirc
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by akdev1l 10mo ago
The Linux kernel cannot be relicensed. Linus does not hold copyright to most code.

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