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There Are No Customers Inside Your Office(forstarters.substack.com)
1 points by archy_ 3y ago|0 comments
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Highlight your expertise with GitHub Certifications(resources.github.com)
1 points by archy_ 3y ago|0 comments
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Digi AI – We're Just Getting Started(digi.ai)
2 points by archy_ 3y ago|0 comments
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Excited to announce v(1.0) of Digi, the future of AI Romantic Companionship(twitter.com)
1 points by archy_ 3y ago|4 comments
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by archy_ 3y ago
Relevant Twitter thread: https://twitter.com/dbrand/status/1727721586856222893
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Dbrand is suing Casetify for ripping off its Teardown designs(theverge.com)
13 points by archy_ 3y ago|4 comments
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by archy_ 3y ago
Original title is "GHSL-2023-112, GHSL-2023-102, GHSL-2023-103, GHSL-2023-092: Buffer Overflows in Notepad++ - CVE-2023-40031, CVE-2023-40036, CVE-2023-40164, CVE-2023-40166", but whether you eliminate the GHSLs or CVEs, it's
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Buffer Overflows in Notepad++(securitylab.github.com)
4 points by archy_ 3y ago|2 comments
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by archy_ 5y ago
This makes a lot of sense. I took a couple online classes when I was in college, and despite my efforts, I definitely didn't learn as much as I would have otherwise. THere's something about someone telling you something in person
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by archy_ 5y ago
It was. Every time I hear people grumble about criminals walking free (which, admittedly, is infuriating) and that we should be allowed to settle things "like we used to", I think back to how disputes between families could be so
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by archy_ 5y ago
Not as much as Rust has, though. I'd be hard pressed to go back to C-land now. I'm surprised they wouldn't consider a greenfield component (HTTP/3) a good candidate for it, sad.
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by archy_ 7y ago
>Google has gotten away with way worse on way more regulated fronts i.e. their antitrust case which slapped them on the wrist. Although I feel that Google has won its position in search, etc by offering a legitimately better product, we
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IEEE Standard 754 Floating Point Numbers(steve.hollasch.net)
1 points by archy_ 7y ago|0 comments
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by archy_ 7y ago
Maybe they're valuing inferior products they only prefer due to advertisements? Imagine how much better our world would look without advertising. Will some adtech devs lose their job? Yes, but honestly it would probably be worth it. Th
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by archy_ 7y ago
I wish America would group TV ads together, it would make them much easier to skip and would remove the need for forced cutoffs (you really notice them when watching on non-cable sources)
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by archy_ 7y ago
Agreed on keeping the status quo, adding generics makes it really easy to write bad code and increases mental overhead. Simplicity is what we should be going for, not having generics should've been kept as a selling point.
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by archy_ 7y ago
Pre-canned infrastructure is generally fine, this requires you use their programming language and their text editor. The article and website make no mention of if your code is stored in version control you can mirror, or if there are any pl
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by archy_ 7y ago
Why would it make more sense to "spin a limited number of times before going through the slow path to acquire a mutex"? Does a mutex have more overhead in the short term than a spinlock but after a few cycles become more efficient
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by archy_ 7y ago
I really dislike this. It feels trivializing and insensitive, like being disabled is something you so for fun and that it's not a real thing.
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by archy_ 7y ago
Yep. You can really tell how hard they're grasping at straws with stuff like this: >If a founder fails, tech discourse interprets it as a sign of young vigor. In a country in which twenty-five-year-old white rapists are “still boys”
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by archy_ 7y ago
It's disappointing that so many websites drop trust and human moderation in favor of half-baked solutions that disregard the disabled. I've found forms where I could remove the disabled attribute from a submit button and bypass ca
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by archy_ 7y ago
Blade Runner really made me rethink a lot about life and why were put here on the earth, what were made to do and our free will. Given how we are likely doomed to climate change, I worry we will become slaves to corporations which act like
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Snow White and the Seven Behavioral Patterns – A Design Patterns Intro(dev.to)
2 points by archy_ 7y ago|0 comments
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by archy_ 7y ago
They don't let you disable their spying on Windows 10, why would they treat Office any differently? I remember when a weather app using your GPS to automatically change to your current location was controversial. Now we willingly subje
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by archy_ 7y ago
Increased usage would likely lead to more UX improvements, but people don't want to use something not as slick as Word and Pages. Chicken and egg.
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by archy_ 7y ago
>Google's algorithm would presumably remain proprietary. This is not a good thing. Basic keyword searching on an index isn't viable to compete, then you go back to when keyword spammers were at the top. Google should be forced
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by archy_ 7y ago
>opt-in data processing consent not conditional on service I see this violated so often with full-screen popups requiring you disable adblock or exit private mode. The EU really needs to fine these companies into oblivion, I should not h
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by archy_ 7y ago
AMDs really had some amazing improvements, are they close to reaching the limits on this architecture? When should we expect the next major architecture change?
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by archy_ 7y ago
Art can also be a tax shelter if you have your own museum. Launder money to your friends, then shrink your tax bill by making massive "contributions" to your private museum.
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by archy_ 7y ago
Incidents like this really show the lack of proper security measures in place. Why should package ownership be able to be arbitrarily shifted on a whim? It's a large signle point of failure. Sadly, there are no good alternatives beside

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