btheshoe

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by btheshoe 5y ago
I know enough vim and emacs that if I'm stuck somewhere and have to use it, I'll be fine. I'm sticking with vscode for day to day work though. I've experimented with vscode's vim extension , and it seems like the be
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by btheshoe 5y ago
Could you talk some more about the things you found unnecessary?
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by btheshoe 5y ago
It makes light of the personal responsibility that they have for the things that they do
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by btheshoe 5y ago
I do like the perspective that programmers with a conscience forced to do bad things to the world are adversely affected, but it seems off to me to call that poor working conditions, because it seems to misidentify the people who the action
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by btheshoe 5y ago
It's not just Facebook, it's social media in general. More precisely, it's infinite scroll, which has become a ubiquitous design decision across social media. I recently finally succeeded in developing a healthy relationship
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by btheshoe 5y ago
That font is so thin it's almost uncomfortable to read. I've never heard of Pony before - is it any good, or worth playing around with?
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by btheshoe 5y ago
For the most part poor working conditions are not the problem at big tech. Unethical decisions surrounding wellness of users are.
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by btheshoe 5y ago
Ah yes, symbolic, meaningless change to appeal to woke twitter that will have exactly zero effect on solving any real problems
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by btheshoe 5y ago
While this is very cool and I hope it succeeds, I find myself worried that Malloc's dependence on ML makes it extremely vulnerable to adversarial attacks. Though at the same time, it's probably much harder to change software behav
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by btheshoe 5y ago
I have a feeling that most of these skills don't change all that much between languages
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by btheshoe 5y ago
Yes, but having our modern devices isn't solely to allow css to exist - good hardware allows devices to be a replacement for maps and gps, cameras, messaging systems, mobile games, entertainment systems, and everything else you can wri
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by btheshoe 5y ago
Yeah, just a pure word combination probably isn't enough. However, if you add in a little leatspe4k and maybe some dashes-between-words and a cApitalization or two the number of possible combinations skyrockets and the password stays p
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by btheshoe 5y ago
The retracted part isn't a credential though - it shows that someone with authority/knowledge decided there was something really wrong with the piece.
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by btheshoe 5y ago
I find that the wikipedia page generally has accurate information on the legitimate link
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by btheshoe 5y ago
There is real regulatory pressure on Apple, by a multitude of governments, to introduce backdoors into their systems for security reasons.
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by btheshoe 5y ago
I don't see how there's any middle ground here. Anything apple does to try to prevent sexual abuse will by definition infringe on the privacy of users. And I don't think there's anything apple can do to prevent cp that d
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by btheshoe 5y ago
I was thinking something along the lines of applying small transformations to all images before uploading, or even just images that are known to be problematic. Seems like something that people who traffic cp would be willing to do
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by btheshoe 5y ago
Honestly this stuff is part of what makes me want to move to Shanghai, or another city in east Asia at some point in my life. The public transport there was just incredible - super efficient, super clean, extremely accessible. I'm in t
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by btheshoe 5y ago
I'm not insane in thinking this stuff has to be super vulnerable to adversarial attacks, right? And it's not like adversarial attacks are a solved problem or anything.
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by btheshoe 5y ago
I often find it easier to learn how to do a new thing when I'm shown how to do the new thing and can ask questions about the new thing to someone who understands how the thing works. It could be that this pair approach can actually hel
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Holes(plato.stanford.edu)
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by btheshoe 5y ago
Camus is rolling over in his grave
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by btheshoe 5y ago
"Don't let social media think for you" I say, as I open the hnews comments section to check what hnews people think before I read the article
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by btheshoe 5y ago
this is more like 3 semesters of calculus, and 1 semester of linear
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by btheshoe 5y ago
Companies below the top can pay competitive rates, of deal with their employees wanting to go to the top. this is a natural consequence of market economies
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by btheshoe 5y ago
on another note, it's pretty concerning that apparently through crypto people can start operating unregulated banks again. govt needs to step up here.
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by btheshoe 5y ago
it's worth pointing out the hong kong/china divide, where both are predominantly han but it seems that national identities have diverged.
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by btheshoe 5y ago
a brief translation: it looks like she starts by curdling milk. The solids from the curdled milk are then scooped into the pot and cooked down until the solids and liquids have fully separated. The solids are then separated from the liquids
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by btheshoe 6y ago
you can already find plenty of chinese in code for ml papers.
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by btheshoe 6y ago
is there any reason to not just sell to zerodium and then report to apple afterwards?

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