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andix
1y ago
1:50 is a great detection ratio for finding a needle in a haystack.
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andix
1y ago
I know, this could be a follow-up prompt. But I tested it and it works well. It's just to demonstrate how easy it is to solve those problems without spending an unnecessary amount of time on them.
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andix
1y ago
I'm creating all those tiny shell helper scripts now with AI. One of the things AI is really good at. prompt: create a bash command to sort a text file of ipv6 adresses per line. sort numerically (128 bit representation) but keep the f
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andix
1y ago
Those representations for 127.0.0.1 work too, just try to ping them: 0177.1 (octal, 2 stripped 0s, decimal one) 017700000001 (octal) 2130706433 (decimal) 127.0.0x1 0x7f.0x0.0x0.0x1 127.000.000.001
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andix
1y ago
I don't have a lot of knowledge about US and UK law, but I hear a lot of bad things. "good faith security research" is a different ballpark though. Some laws catch all unauthorized access, even if the intent is not in a bad f
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1y ago
> You clearly aren’t familiar with how broad the Computer Misuse Act is No, I'm not familiar with it at all. But usually illegal hacking requires to access devices in a way you aren't allowed to access. As long as making the ph
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andix
1y ago
It's not programmers who should be scared about getting replaced by AI. It's obviously sales people, who should ;)
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1y ago
I'm already feeling some issues with HDR displays, embedded devices, and other special cases. The standard Safari on macOS/iOS and chrome on Windows/Linux/Android are probably going to handle it correctly. But I'm v
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andix
1y ago
Is there a good alternative for this that is done at build time? Something that works on top of SASS, Tailwind, etc? It will take some time until this feature is broadly available, and I'm having some doubt that it will be implemented
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andix
1y ago
Chances are high it's just a bot. Sample prompt: "Select one comment which would be suitable for a passive agressive an anti DEI post. Return the ID of the original comment and an answer."
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1y ago
I guess this information is already known to the network before the connection is even established. Those seem to be debugging headers, you probably need them for cases where the connection can't be established properly to debug why. I
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andix
1y ago
Lol, they were probably replaced by empty space. Diversity is expensive, not having employees at all is cheap.
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andix
1y ago
The really interesting part of this issue is, that under most jurisdictions it probably won't even qualify as hacking. The data is sent out by the network voluntarily and during normal use. There are no systems at any point tricked int
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andix
1y ago
Do you also use aider? How does it compare to Claude code? The concept seems to be similar, a stand-alone cli agent.
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andix
1y ago
If you contributed before the license change/fork, you've also contributed to valkey and redict ;)
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andix
2y ago
Why should we get rid of physical addresses? It's not really relevant for letters anymore, but people still need to go to places. Deliveries of goods are a bigger thing than ever before. I can imagine that in the future a company doesn
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andix
2y ago
Microfiber cloths were a game changer for cleaning. My mum still cleans with cotton clothes. I once helped her cleaning, it was surprisingly hard to get things clean without microfiber cloths.
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andix
2y ago
The ESL milk with 20 days shelf life? I think it tastes very dull, since it's nearly everywhere and good old milk is hard to get, I just switched mostly to UHT milk, which stays fresh for about a year without cooling. It doesn't t
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andix
2y ago
No, this is the commonly used phrase. AI explanation: The correct proverb is “the grass is always greener on the other side.”. It means we tend to idealize other people’s situations, seeing only their positives and overlooking their hidden
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andix
2y ago
60k sounds like a rather bad salary for a SW engineer in the Netherlands.
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andix
2y ago
I've never got paid time off as a freelancer. Sometimes I was allowed to join company paid trainings on my free time. But it's also a plus for the company, they hire a trainer and give the extra spots to their freelancers. No cost
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andix
2y ago
I fully agree with that statement. But keep in mind that the grass is always greener on the other side. Freelancing has it's own challenges. Especially in economically uncertain times, freelancers are the first ones who lose their jobs
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2y ago
Ask the freelancers at your company how they got the job. It's probably through some agency, probably more than one, if your company hires a few freelancers. Then contact those agencies. Don't ask the freelancers at your company t
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andix
2y ago
How did you calculate the 30 EUR per hour? Does this include paid holidays, sick leave, training, etc? Is it paid 12 times per year, or even 13, 14 or 15 times? A freelancer can actually only work around 10 months per year. 1-2 weeks are na
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andix
2y ago
That's exactly what I was looking for, around 28 years ago ;)
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2y ago
No. It’s just about searches during border checks.
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2y ago
I think it's very important to compare it to early 1930s Germany, and not to the murderous and genocidal Nazi regime in the late 1930s and onward. It all started with smaller things and got worse really fast. But it took a few years to
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2y ago
I'm having another issue with this explanation: How do border officers determine, if the information was confidential and if he wasn't authorized to have it? I'm not saying it can't be determined, but it feels like an is
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andix
2y ago
The UK always had a very American position on those subjects. But they left the EU more than 5 years ago.
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2y ago
I know this from the European perspective. A lot of companies have policies for US travels for a few years now. Even some government employees on official business in the US, need to drop of their business phone and laptop with IT, before t
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