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by belval 2y ago
It's fun but as I tested it I realized how this is pretty much the modern equivalent of a Facebook quiz that asks you the name of your first pet, first car and mother's maiden name. If they recorded any of that they likely have en
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by belval 2y ago
Are Amazon lawyers known to be litigious on things like that? The logo has a clear "unofficial" tag and the information is a stream of press releases. I don't see why anyone would care about it.
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by belval 2y ago
Not sure if it can be found online, but there is a hand position trick that allows left-handed people to "drag" the pencil instead of pushing which makes it much closer to right-handed motions. I am left-handed and my handwriting
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by belval 2y ago
I feel like that's hardly a solid rebuttal. The "Handling of specific cases" has 10 cases, a few of which I would struggle to tie to assisted dying. During the year with the most event (2022), 5 events occured for over 13 000
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by belval 2y ago
Not a fan of the liberal party but I agree that it's one of the front where they did actually change things and they should get credit for it. Same goes for phone bills which are going down across Canada. We are still paying too much b
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by belval 2y ago
To be fair this is hardly limited to EE and is the issue with the race to the bottom in all product categories. Make long-lasting high-quality 100$ pants? People prefer spending 10$ on Shein. Additionally, the issue is that as a consumer, i
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by belval 2y ago
> I agree, but I don't think this is PyPI's problem to solve. From a security perspective, PyPI should prioritize the platforms where the traffic is. To me that's a bit of a weird statement, PyPI is part of the Python foun
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by belval 2y ago
I was referring to the "Get Started" section that links to a producing attestation page that can be found here: https://docs.pypi.org/attestations/producing-attestations/#t... . > Support for automatic
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by belval 2y ago
I get that, that's why I didn't go "This is Embrace Extend Extinguish", but as constructive feedback I would recommend softening the language and to replace: > STOP! You probably don't need this section; In http
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by belval 2y ago
I have a bit of uneasiness about how this is heavily pushing GitHub actions as the correct way to publish to PyPI. I had to check PEP740 to make sure it was not directly supported by Microsoft. > The generation and publication of attesta
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by belval 2y ago
> There are, of course, tons of “processed” foods that people have eaten for a very long time without getting sick. The French Paradox is just one example, people used to eat white flour, white sugar, butter, heavy cream, and fatty meat,
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by belval 2y ago
That seems like a likely scenario, some engineer started an email thread that ended up in their director's inbox who said "sure why not". In a big company getting PR/Marketing to write an announcement can be a tall order
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by belval 2y ago
I'll play devils advocate because it's more fun but this: > The pipeline didn’t record many metrics. The ones it did have made it look like things had gotten worse. My bug discoveries caused the overall bug count to increase. T
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by belval 2y ago
Sorry the corporate lingo is eating into my brain. GA means Generally Available. To GA something is a shorthand for "to make X generally available".
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by belval 2y ago
> That's not how it works. Being fabless does have an impact because it caps AMD's margins and makes x86 their only moat. They can only extract value if they remain competitive on price. Sure that does not impact Nvidia, but th
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by belval 2y ago
The market can hardly be called irrational on this. AMD's market value pretty much already priced in that they would take over Intel's place in the datacenter, their valuation is more than double Intel's with a PE of 125, des
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by belval 2y ago
My unpopular opinion (well to people heavily invested in AMD anyway) is that their valuation is bordering on the delusional based on a conjecture that they will somehow completely kill off Intel in the datacenter and eat some of Nvidia&#x27
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by belval 2y ago
> Apparently, this domain was owned by a seller who listed the domain under Namecheap's 'Buy Now' tool, which according to NameCheap, is only intended for fixed price, non-auction sales. Perhaps I am an asshole, but seems
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by belval 2y ago
That's fair and I don't think I have a good counter to this, it would be very easy for such a UI QA product to become just another "security vulnerability scanner" that cuts low severity tickets that nobody looks at.
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by belval 2y ago
> making a thing that spits out tickets/alerts is easy. I don't really believe that what I am asking for is hard, yet I still can't buy it as far as I know. > actual investigation workflows are the hard part and still v
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by belval 2y ago
The product I would like to see out of this is a way to automate UI QA. Ideally it would be given a persona and a list of use cases, try to accomplish each task and save the state where you/it failed. Something like a Chrome lighthouse
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AWS CEO tells employees to quit if they do not want to RTO(reuters.com)
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by belval 2y ago
For the Carribbean tribes he made first contact with gold was somewhat of a big deal though as they could only get it by trade with other continental tribes. The first few people that he encountered weren't doing any kind of gold minin
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by belval 2y ago
> Perhaps not the most neutral source. Considering most of the things raised against him in the 21st century were not really frowned up in the 15-16th, I don't think this is a major issue. Additionally, the version I read was https
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by belval 2y ago
I read the journals of Colombus mostly as a result of reading comments like yours and wondering what I was missing that wasn't taught in school so to speak. At least in the Kantian sense, the guy was not really bad in that he didn&#x27
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by belval 2y ago
> Among the issues raised were Musk’s decision to insert himself in the presidential race, his spreading of conspiracy theories, the labor record of his companies and derogatory comments he has made about the transgender community. Perha
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by belval 2y ago
> Recently, the use of Large Language Models, relying on AI tools to write reviews came up in EM discussions. My opinion on it is that I try to judge the output and not how it was created. If the resulting text is solid feedback, then I’
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by belval 2y ago
I have a hard time explaining why, perhaps because I did not know what a baby peacock looks like, but this somehow really drove home the "dark side of AI" for me. I have gotten used to trusting search results somewhat. Sure there
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by belval 2y ago
Yeah especially since my ~12 hours XPS does maybe 7-8 hours in typical usage. Going from 24 to 15 hours seems roughly on-par with the course.
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by belval 2y ago
I might just be burned out but does anybody actually have time at work to do the "better" solution shown in the article? Never mind if it is actually better or not, but adding interfaces to abstract my DB package and actively deco

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