bhaney

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by bhaney 3y ago
> Just allow the damn thing, plz stop conspiracy nonsense Man, the next generation of technology users are already so screwed
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by bhaney 3y ago
Looking forward to this. Getting Msync[1] for wine on macOS has made a huge difference there. It'll be great to have a similar realm of improvement in wine on Linux as well. We're nearly at the point where I'd rather run most
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by bhaney 3y ago
Can you give some details on that? What kind of restrictions are there on foreigners trying to rent/buy basic things, and how do you get around them?
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by bhaney 3y ago
I liked the idea of this phone, but it got downgraded so much from its initial kickstarter concept and ended up being way more expensive than it has any right to be. Would love to see someone do it better.
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by bhaney 3y ago
A living standard is just a standard that's continually maintained and updated, as opposed to frozen or finalized. I've never heard JSON referred to as one. And while the phrase "standard of living" existing does make it
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by bhaney 3y ago
One hell of a nothingburger. Of course you open yourself up to DoS/magnification attacks if you publicly expose a broker with broadcast/fanout functionality.
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by bhaney 3y ago
This is more a case against misusing Multi in simple situations that don't call for it at all. If you just want to run a sequence of simple queries in a transaction, then that's what passing a function to Repo.transaction is for,
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by bhaney 3y ago
My concern is that this is an accidental part of an unrelated migration and will quickly be disabled because of some internal IP filtering/banning tool that was only ever written to work with IPv4.
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by bhaney 3y ago
And that problem somehow goes away if you store that same information in a separate system?
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by bhaney 3y ago
The algorithm described here (randomly picking some small number of keys and evicting the oldest one among them) is the core of how Redis' "LRU" cache eviction policies work, in case anyone was wondering.
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by bhaney 3y ago
I've never looked into how this particular comm tech works, but surely the phones would need to explicitly transmit to the satellites? I can't imagine these satellites being able to passively snoop on phones that aren't in th
642.
by bhaney 3y ago
> one of the largest users of facial recognition technology > Why would it be surprising or worrisome ...Are you serious? An unstoppable megacorp that continues to horizontally expand across a number of markets using some of the most
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by bhaney 3y ago
> single standalone executables (SEAs) wat
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by bhaney 3y ago
Having your remains transported out of the US and back seems like it would be pretty easy to do in a hypothetical scenario where you've already "attained infinite wealth"
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by bhaney 3y ago
For necessary performance reasons, a lot of code does not ensure that its input is valid UTF-8, and simply leaves that burden to the programmer. Strings are often passed through many, many layers of various types of processing, and it would
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by bhaney 3y ago
What debt? Typically when you sign up for a service with a free trial, they charge you before each paid period. You get X days for free as part of the trial, then at the end of the trial they attempt to charge you for the next month of se
647.
by bhaney 3y ago
The virtual cards offered by Privacy are credit cards (specifically, charge cards) and feature the normal credit card dispute process.
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by bhaney 3y ago
Meanwhile, the "groundbreaking" paper that the article links to has a sample size of 50 children, and the comprehension test accuracy of the digital vs print groups were 56.25% and 57.75% respectively, both with a standard deviati
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by bhaney 3y ago
Ubisoft can get more comfortable with me not giving them any money then.
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by bhaney 3y ago
> Due to the lack of available datasets specifically annotated for brand loyalty of users, we leveraged ChatGPT (gpt-4) for classifying the stances I know sentiment analysis is nothing new in research, but I'm a little fearful that
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by bhaney 3y ago
Thunderbolt 4 can't do 80Gbps either
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by bhaney 3y ago
Any code including netcat (for it's tendency to be used in reverse shells) or SQL (for it's tendency to be used in SQL injections) tends to be blocked across the entire cloudflare-net these days.
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by bhaney 3y ago
I did read it. The paragraph about yoga seemed like a fairly arbitrary but interesting mention and doesn't contain any useful advice for beginner runners. If this article was titled "things I wish I knew before I started meditatin
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by bhaney 3y ago
tl;dr stretch well and don't push yourself too hard.
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by bhaney 3y ago
Like a nature documentary. "Rare footage of the elusive..."
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by bhaney 3y ago
Making $30k isn't cool?
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by bhaney 3y ago
I usually try to avoid engaging in armchair psychology, but "the burnout has penetrated so many facets of my life (various hobbies, etc.)" makes me think it's depression causing the burnout rather than the other way around.
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by bhaney 3y ago
Based on other recent events, I would't be surprised if Valve somehow steps in and does it for them.
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by bhaney 3y ago
Stop worrying about either of them and consume less internet armchair-psychology
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by bhaney 3y ago
There's a trend here of the author casually ignoring his doctors without good reason, the worst example of which was when a doctor prescribed him an immunosuppressant and he simply didn't take it, seemingly only because it had bee

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