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by asib 2y ago
Recently watched this great video on the USAF Heavy Press Program: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZ50nZU3oG8
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by asib 2y ago
> It is risk management 101, never put all your digital eggs in one (or even a few) baskets. The fact it's widespread is because so many individual organisations individually chose to use CrowdStrike, not because they all got togeth
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by asib 2y ago
I've been using an adblocker for decades and never encountered this. Is that really all it is?
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Ask HN: Anyone getting "Something went wrong" on YouTube?
1 points by asib 2y ago|3 comments
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by asib 2y ago
The trouble with this is it's a playbook for huge inequality. If there is very little cost to holding onto land, then as soon as someone accrues some, it never leaves their family tree. For example, do you believe that the Duke of West
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Htmx Sucks(htmx.org)
35 points by asib 2y ago|14 comments
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by asib 2y ago
> where the most prominent voices support Hamas and what they did on Oct 7th This is a pretty unsupportable take from where I'm standing. Maybe we are in separate bubbles, but very little of the stuff I've seen/read is _in
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by asib 2y ago
It doesn't actually say anything about how Google handled those employee demonstrations though... Were they less draconian?
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by asib 2y ago
Could you elaborate? There are people that don't subscribe to moral or ethical absolutism.
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by asib 3y ago
> But... it gets detected as malware really easily haha It's a common tool in the red teamer's toolbox. Just search "chisel" on https://ippsec.rocks to see how often it's utilised in a pentest type of
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by asib 3y ago
Why is the tech industry not in a position to help? Every industry is in a position to help, as is every person, whether in small or large ways.
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by asib 3y ago
That's a bit of a false dichotomy. It doesn't have to be either Nazism or totally chill.
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The oldest black hole ever observed, dating to dawn of universe(theguardian.com)
5 points by asib 3y ago|0 comments
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by asib 3y ago
> ...based on causal order which is convergent, the C in CRDT... Doesn't the C stand for conflict-free? I suppose both are kind of getting at the same idea though.
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Raising a person in a culture full of types(theoutline.com)
2 points by asib 3y ago|0 comments
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London Metro Memory Game(london.metro-memory.com)
2 points by asib 3y ago|0 comments
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Type System Chess(github.com)
1 points by asib 3y ago|0 comments
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Record-breaking mountaineer denies climbing over dying porter on K2(theguardian.com)
3 points by asib 3y ago|0 comments
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The Fear of Setting the Planet on Fire with a Nuclear Weapon(insidescience.org)
2 points by asib 3y ago|0 comments
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by asib 3y ago
Don't all the exact same problems exist with e.g. what version of Python or what formatter/linter your team uses? I don't see how this is unique to mypy. There is undoubtedly setup with all these tools, but the benefit massiv
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by asib 3y ago
> ...so it's not really fire and forget like it is with C++. Seriously questionable assertion to my eyes. Maybe I just haven't used C++ in way too long to appreciate that it's true. I have heard lots of people say that mod
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by asib 4y ago
I always explicitly annotate when writing Haskell, but I often like to remove types on functions (one at a time) to see what Haskell infers because it sometimes gives me a more general type that I prefer. But then I'll manually add in
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Lockbit 3.0 and Royal Mail – Chats Published(pwndefend.com)
1 points by asib 4y ago|0 comments
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by asib 4y ago
First posting I looked at is US/Canada remote only: https://www.remoterocketship.com/company/academia-edu/jobs/s... edit: Did I misunderstand the premise? Seen a number of jobs that are North America bas
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by asib 4y ago
It does with respect to how frequently you're able to donate. In the UK, blood donation can be no more frequent than once every 12 weeks (for men). Plasma can be donated up to once every 2 weeks.
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by asib 4y ago
I’m extremely grateful to this person. The number of high profile organisations with blatantly and boldly anti-user cookie popups was disgraceful, but at this point I almost believe it’s my fault for expecting better.
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by asib 4y ago
A generous interpretation of the title might be that the author is only writing about those for whom dd is so ingrained in their style that they use it where another command would be more natural, hence they're "cultish".
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by asib 4y ago
In my experience, embedded fonts are handled very inconsistently (and often poorly) by different rendering engines.
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by asib 4y ago
Amazon is recommending 98% pure SN, which the thread says has no use outside a lab. From thread: NOTE: the product we’re suing about should not be mistaken for curing salt which is only 6% pure SN and used to cure meats.
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by asib 4y ago
What makes you say continuous deployment, agile, scrum are in contest with disciplined programming? Maybe I’m misinterpreting the meaning of that term.

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