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by cestith 1y ago
Are you trying to say that’s equivalent to providing a service that creates fake nude images of an uninvolved third party?
602.
by cestith 1y ago
What are your feelings on revenge porn, peeping toms, sexual assault, rape, and pedophilia?
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by cestith 1y ago
Thank you. That’s absolutely right and I’m not sure why I blanked on it at the time of writing.
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by cestith 1y ago
Great quote.
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by cestith 1y ago
That “most” is doing a big lift there. At some point you might consider that you’re actually programming in the language of Pypy and not pure Python. It’s effectively a dialect of the language like Turbo Pascal vs ISO Pascal or RPerl inste
606.
by cestith 1y ago
I guess it’s quicker to type than 'hallucinationsquatting'.
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by cestith 1y ago
I for one would reach for Consumer Reports well before Wired for recommendations. I might still read the review at Wired for the details and decide for myself what’s important rather than their recommendation.
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by cestith 1y ago
Spicy is one thing. A fake nude is a violation of image rights and of bodily autonomy. It’d be different if there were real nude photos of her released out in the public with her permission.
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by cestith 1y ago
What’s untrue is you wrote it in the present tense about something that was only true over 30 years ago.
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by cestith 1y ago
Years ago I was part of a group of people I knew who could read and edit large parts of sendmail.cf by hand without using m4. Other people who had to deal with mail servers at the time certainly treated it like a superpower.
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by cestith 1y ago
This article isn’t about AI acting as a medical device. It’s about it acting as a mental health practitioner . If you’re going to have it pass tests, those should be graduation requirements, clinical training, and licensing exams.
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by cestith 1y ago
There were also a number of sound cards that had two or three ports because a lot of early CD-ROM drives weren’t IDE. You’d have a Sony, a Panasonic, and something else on your card in the early days. IDE on a sound card was an actual impro
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by cestith 1y ago
That, and the IBM PC 5150 had what, 130 watts?, in the stock power supply.
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by cestith 1y ago
Also ESDI.
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by cestith 1y ago
Subarus are very reliable these days. They only have one EV model right now I think, but another is coming.
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by cestith 1y ago
I used to work for a company that ran our own. It required authentication to add a new URL, and only employees had that.
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by cestith 1y ago
I’m sure there are many self-hosted ones for corporations, shortening only their own URLs. There are only a few public ones.
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by cestith 1y ago
It’s not the sites with massive demand we’re concerned about. It’s anything that Google considers niche, even if that niche is still a few million users.
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by cestith 1y ago
Indeed Perl has true lambdas and full closures and has for many many years. There’s no GIL. It supports multi-process programming, event-driven programming, and multithreading. It has optional objects. Code can be, but doesn’t have to be, w
620.
by cestith 1y ago
It’s also been called a Swiss Army chainsaw. I even have that t-shirt.
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by cestith 1y ago
You could write good-quality secure code in Perl, but the level of dynamism in the implementation and the fact that there’s only the one main implementation means there’s not much hope of quality static analysis.
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by cestith 1y ago
> I suddenly realized that you can't have a reference to something that doesn't have a name This is untrue though.
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by cestith 1y ago
Catalyst, Dancer, and Mojolicious actually all exist and have for some time. All of them support PSGI. Mason was available before any of those. There are also other, less popular options as is often the case with any Perl feature or module.
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by cestith 1y ago
You should be using DBI or something that builds on DBI to use prepared statements for database interactions. That’s why it’s called the DataBase Interface.
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by cestith 1y ago
Perl’s function arguments no longer require you to shift or to access the @_ array. There are even proper argument signatures now. There’s also continuing improvements in putting a one true way to do objects into the core language, so you d
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by cestith 1y ago
Do you understand the part about how the tipped minimum wage being so much lower was born largely out of racism?
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by cestith 1y ago
Yes. Also, it’s still far too many people per capita. Too little is done to prevent the circumstances that make crime more likely. The sentences are often ridiculously long for the offense. The conditions are generally poor and often tortur
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by cestith 1y ago
If you’re in the US and refuse to tip, you should consider only eating out at places that pay more than the tipped minimum wage (in many states still $2.13 an hour). If you’re going to protest with your wallet, hurt the owners and not the s
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by cestith 1y ago
A couple of months is one thing, but a typical time back to work after a tech layoff is currently more like six or eight months.
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by cestith 1y ago
I’d say the Olympics and a technical interview both test the needed skills for everyday performance and the ability to harness those skills under high pressure. As for the stress side, there are physiological and psychological differences a

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