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by bapak 1y ago
It can also stream video—but in the opposite direction!
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by bapak 1y ago
Don't worry, it's very smart! You (and the rest of the internet) can program it to do or say what you want! You're in safe hands™
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by bapak 1y ago
Absolutely right. Kinda sad that this format is frowned upon now. I like data-rich articles without SEO fluff.
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by bapak 1y ago
When the EU was formed, its members' economies were comparable. The lev was pegged to the euro in 1999, Bulgaria was roughly 80% poorer than the EU leaders (I'm using PPP figures from ChatGPT to make these comparisons, I don&#x27
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by bapak 1y ago
I don’t think those two are comparable economies to Bulgaria 20 years ago.
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by bapak 1y ago
> even if there's a 0.0001% chance the AI will send a sensitive image meant for your wife to your boss, you should probably reconsider shipping. Not the best example since Siri has been misunderstanding us for many, many years. You
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by bapak 1y ago
It most definitely did.
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by bapak 1y ago
Easy to disagree on this one. MacBooks are easily the best-manufactured computers money can buy. The entry level MacBook is just unbeatable for value, which is very unusual for Apple.
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by bapak 1y ago
Needless to say, take this sort of advice with a grain of salt.
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by bapak 1y ago
Being in Europe, I think that's not an issue for iOS anymore.
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by bapak 1y ago
> GrapheneOS boasts particularly secure and well-executed full disk and metadata encryption, a security feature So, the default iPhone experience?
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by bapak 1y ago
Took me 5 seconds to find a source https://youtu.be/AbkboSu2ALk > He could easily have deflated the controversy if he apologized That's all you guys want. Apologies. Apologies for something one believes didn't
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by bapak 1y ago
Sounds about right? Today's Germans shouldn't feel guilty about the atrocities their great grandparents did. If they should, maybe look into your own heritage a bit. Guilt has nothing to do with denying the past.
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by bapak 1y ago
Repo secrets are just stored on someone's computer and they obviously have the keys. This is what I mean. Same for your vault. The vault might be encrypted, but at some point you have to give the keys to the vault. Your secrets are not
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by bapak 1y ago
Secrets gotta live somewhere. Are you supplying them every time you deploy or run CI?
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by bapak 1y ago
pre-commits require discipline: - enforce them on CI too; not useful for secrets but at least you're eventually alerted - do not run tasks that take more than a second; I do not want my commit commands to not be instant. - do not preve
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by bapak 1y ago
Good luck with the cease and desist letters.
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by bapak 1y ago
I was thinking about this the other day. It's great that people are able to build their own apps, but at some point you're going to hit something you can't resolve and you will need someone. The more vibe-coded apps, the grea
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by bapak 1y ago
I don’t like React but I disagree with this sentiment. First of all you can already opt out of declarative DOM and knock yourself out with innerHTML and ref. Second, what can you do with imperative control of the DOM that is less practical
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by bapak 1y ago
> It would be nice to get to do that again The answer to this is both "never gonna happen" and "you already can." You already can ship a React app in pure JS and even import modules via ESM in the browser from CDN. Pe
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by bapak 1y ago
It really depends on what you're doing. Many graduates I worked with and people from academia always wrote code so convoluted and abstracted it was impossible to follow. In the end it had the same bugs and their code was replaced with
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by bapak 1y ago
No, a lot of people go to college or "bootcamps" before entering the field. Given the amount of computer science graduates, I'd say we're not all self-taught.
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by bapak 1y ago
I don't see how this is relevant at all and not just a rant about something you don't like. People are asked to buy and send crypto, they're not the same people who know what crypto is.
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by bapak 1y ago
I think not. Edit is to edit files in the terminal. What kind of files do you expect people to edit in the terminal? Most certainly files that would benefit from colors, not prose.
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by bapak 1y ago
It's incredible to me that sudo has that many LoC. I'd assume it would just ask the OS to execute something without restrictions, not have any logic to do so itself.
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by bapak 1y ago
For those who don't know, this is China today.
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by bapak 1y ago
I tried it and it literally could not last one launch on my phone. The only action that can save me from Instagram is uninstalling the app. I have the web app installed but it's too slow to feed my addiction, so I rarely open it.
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by bapak 1y ago
> free forever conflicts with > no current plan
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by bapak 1y ago
Oof, I wonder if this is the reason why I constantly have issues with my M1 Mac connecting to cafe hotspots. Regularly I find places that let me connect and then kick me off less than a minute later.
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by bapak 1y ago
I think the rotating address is limited to 3, right? The script here generates one at random.

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