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by bapak 1y ago
Have you read the snippet? You have not, because it's a bunch of Tail-wind noise (very apt name) Nothing semantic about .bg-white.
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by bapak 1y ago
Once again proof that advisories are full of etc. Stylus has been around for 15 (FIFTEEN) years. Obviously the "vulnerability" is a lie. Npm is known to cause huge losses of money for developers and companies around the world when
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by bapak 1y ago
The title is wrong. There's no proof of compromise. There are no releases of the package since October. Apparently one of the long-time maintainers has pushed other compromised packages, so npm just nuked all the packages he had acce
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by bapak 1y ago
What does this mean? I thought you can't get close with any ferrous metal whatsoever. If it beeps, you're not allowed in. It's not like in an airport where "oh it's just a coin".
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by bapak 1y ago
Sorry if I'm mistaken but I reckon solar panels (and especially batteries) produce much more waste. Also they require vast areas for the same energy. You should keep all the variables in the equation and not just say how quickly you ca
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by bapak 1y ago
Indeed. The hospital will pay a lot of money. Metal detectors are insanely cheap, there's no reason why there shouldn't be one before reaching the door as a default cautionary measure.
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by bapak 1y ago
I think people are just not aware of how bad it is. People might think it's "fork in microwave" oopsie bad, not "fire at the gas station" fatal bad.
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by bapak 1y ago
My most souring experience on SO was posting a comment below an answer pointing out that it did not answer the question and merely repeated it. The comment was deleted, and deleted again when I posted it again. Then the author of the answer
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by bapak 1y ago
Speaking of TypeScript, every time I feed a hard type problem to LLMs they just can't do it. Sometimes I find out it's a TS limitation or just not implemented yet, but that won't stop us from wasting 40 minutes together.
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by bapak 1y ago
> If people use Claude without a critical eye, our code bases will grow immensely. Sounds like the baseline for programming in teams. People are more likely to write their own helpers or install dependencies than knowing what's al
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by bapak 1y ago
> didn't realize Italy was like that Italians have always loved piracy and the government has always been rather strict enforcing the copyright. There's a huge number of piracy websites blocked in Italy and it's been the c
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by bapak 1y ago
Pointless rant. Apple does not earn more or less depending on how many ads it can show. The market has spoken, it's not worthwhile for Apple to produce small phones. There are a million companies that are not Google that could also pro
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by bapak 1y ago
Why did they raid you?
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by bapak 1y ago
I know where you live. I saw you enter your apartment, it's public information. But I bet you'd feel pretty unsafe hearing that.
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by bapak 1y ago
No wonder, people go nuts for stuff like this. The only reason it doesn't have constant lines is that because it's a little out of the way. If it was in Tokyo you'd see lines around the block daily.
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by bapak 1y ago
> Nobody has the guts anymore. I think nobody has the manpower to deal with all the shit. The EU already regularly fines big companies, but for every fine they get away with so much.
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by bapak 1y ago
I would not be surprised if Google is lobbying like the whole company depended on it.
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by bapak 1y ago
> Apple is not serious about this. They're barely fulfilling the letter of the law here. Is that surprising in any way? They've been asked to not reject third party browser engines in the EU. Check. Google has plenty of devel
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by bapak 1y ago
That's not how promises work, there's no chain. It's no different from await job1() await job2() await job3() await job4() Except dynamic
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by bapak 1y ago
I don't know if the times have changed, but if the staff at the restaurant I've been twice knows something I did not tell them, I would not be particularly comfortable with that.
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by bapak 1y ago
More than half of JS's own lifetime. I have great distaste for bad APIs and I'll go out of my way to not use them directly.
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by bapak 1y ago
The only security change is a policy one that did not need to be bundled with the rest: you can't load external code and run it in a privileged context like the background worker. However you can still load it into a frame and communic
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by bapak 1y ago
Good analogy. Things I do every day in front of the mirror, but I occasionally attempt to squeeze some soap on my toothbrush. Or I have to brush my teeth and I find my beard foamed up. Or I walk out of the shower after only rinsing myself w
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by bapak 1y ago
I gave up on like 5 and I'm a JS developer. Who dreamed this API up?
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by bapak 1y ago
Are you crazy? Which language does? I can only think of markup languages that do. Should "0" also === 0? How about "{}" === {}? When does it stop?
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by bapak 1y ago
What browser are you using? I don't have any issues on Safari iOS
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by bapak 1y ago
They probably did? After you commission a project, you don't micromanage it, you assume that the professionals you hand it to can do it better than you. Should the politician who assigned the contract be fired too? How about the public
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by bapak 1y ago
Modals. No place to put this widget? Let me just place it riiight here.
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by bapak 1y ago
Social networks have moved online and have been drowned in ads and TikTok dances. No time for in-person meetups unless you're going to that fancy instagrammable place to take pictures of yourself.
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by bapak 1y ago
"Too late" is tongue in cheek, but the point stands. Apple has been comfortable shipping crappy products for as long as I can remember. Even Jobs was pissed at them shipping MobileMe in its sorry state.

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