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be_erik
2y ago
Decriminalization is step the first step. The obvious result is going to be that a problem _sometimes_ hidden becomes more prevalent. What failed in the Portland experiment was a lack of stable housing coupled with a public space system tha
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be_erik
2y ago
My link blog is just an rss feed. It's immensely helpful. I can feed the articles into LLMs so they can be tagged and summarized and I always have a copy (no bitrot thanks to monolith: https://github.com/Y2Z/monoli
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2y ago
The barebones ones do exactly what you mentioned: simple calls to the canonical build tool. The more complex ones at $JOB actually do some caching, dependency management, code generation, and compilation.
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be_erik
2y ago
Make is the common denominator in most projects I come across regardless of language. I see lots of frontend projects and certainly Go and Rust projects using Make quite often. Ironically many modern C/C++ projects use Cmake to generat
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be_erik
2y ago
You must be lucky. Anything the relies on their floating ABI breaks on every update (C dependencies are very common for certain tasks)
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be_erik
2y ago
I too ran a pre-IPM for years. I still would. Why would I waste an entire team’s time when I can just collaborate with 2 people first?
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be_erik
2y ago
It’s no different than using IMAP or POP3 to download your messages. This is the beauty and curse of email. It’s sometimes too transparent. I prefer it.
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2y ago
Do you have proof of these claims that you can link here on HN? While I’m not surprised, maybe you can provide proof of which brands are working with the CCP and the kinds of backdoors being installed?
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be_erik
2y ago
Java’s debug tools are first class and even this stubborn vim user knows to hand over the keys to Idea anytime I have to do anything in Java. With that said I’m still a sout, puts, Printf, cout << developer.
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2y ago
I use it exactly that way and publish an RSS feed of my archives: https://enlace.space/~erik/rss.xml
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2y ago
Some might say, that years of spammy emails drove the creation of the llms we know today. It's easy to forget how fast some things have moved: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naive_Bayes_spam_filtering
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2y ago
Just in time for taking my chatops onprem. Clear text orchestration with a chat log is pretty nice. !docker-restart :)
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be_erik
2y ago
Oh thank god. I can finally retire my docx to pandoc to markdown tool chain. I can’t believe M$ was the big one to go first. Good on ya.
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be_erik
2y ago
SSO and enforceable privacy and IP protections would be a start. RBAC, queues, caching results, and workflow management would open a lot of doors very quickly.
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2y ago
I am! It works great and it’s reasonably easy to snapshot sites without RSS on a cron.
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2y ago
I do exactly this with hoarder. I passively build tagged knowledge bases with the archived pages and then feed it to a RAG setup.
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Dataset Card for 1M Bluesky Posts
(huggingface.co)
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2y ago
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DeCENC is another way to beat web video DRM
(theregister.com)
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2y ago
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2y ago
Keyloggers are absolutely used for audit logging. I've implemented these MiTM patterns specifically so we could log all keystrokes. The addition of a keylogger is only an issue if you don't trust Cloudflare, but usually a checklis
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Watching the Watchers: Practical Video Identification Attack in LTE Networks [pdf]
(syssec.kaist.ac.kr)
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2y ago
ResEdit and using it to modify Escape Velocity is 100% the reason I’m still in this industry.
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2y ago
HTMX + React style server rendered components would solve 80% of the use cases for a modern SPA. Keep going! This is a breath of fresh air for many simpler applications.
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2y ago
Quill is already over 10 years old! I've deployed it in multiple applications with a lot of success.
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3y ago
Stupid order of operations bug. A refresh should do it. Thanks for the nudge to fix this up.
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3y ago
This new API coupled with their old API makes creating a DarkSky clone pretty simple. Here's mine: https://wthr.cloud/ I'll definitely end up using the broadcasting/eventing API for push notifications.
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3y ago
Using an archive link, normally works: https://archive.is/ouoE5
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3y ago
The warning that displays when bringing up a JavaScript console on their homepage was always enough to steer me clear of that product. Stop! reqaccts_js_bundle_jquery_3_6_1?1693888551:2732 This is a feature for developers and researchers
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3y ago
Older two stroke scooters are obnoxious, but modern 4 stroke engines are very common now. They're quiet and run pretty clean.
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3y ago
For me it’s plug. It just works.
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3y ago
I’m looking for an invite too ebenoist AT gmail
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