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by chocolatkey 3y ago
The real problem I saw with Chromebooks used in educational settings was not Google, but the extensions from sketchy third-parties forced on students by IT policy with unlimited permissions to vaccum up their data and sell to the highest bi
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How pirate video hosts circumvent Cloudflare's TOS(chocolatkey.com)
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by chocolatkey 3y ago
Before making conclusions about animator wages being due to lack of this or that, please watch this informative video on the subject: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iExwO1v_V-s It covers a point that I am not seeing the di
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by chocolatkey 3y ago
I remember that the WeWork location I went to used to scan (and likely siphon/store) all that data as part of the front desk check-in. And they really didn't need it either, but were very insistent on doing so before letting someo
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by chocolatkey 3y ago
Comikey | Remote (Worldwide) | Software Engineers (Frontend, Backend, Mobile, DevOps) | Full-time We are working on a big upcoming manga-related software project, and seeking out developers who are interested in working in the following pos
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by chocolatkey 3y ago
They are made that way on purpose because it has been proven that those "reaction face" thumbnails generate the most clicks. Unfortunately humans are like that. For the final form, check out the "Mr. Beast" channel'
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by chocolatkey 3y ago
Either people were really prepared for these codes to appear, or they are being scraped. Regardless, they're all gone
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by chocolatkey 3y ago
The first error was at [hour]:54:23 for me, in case it helps
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by chocolatkey 3y ago
Thanks for this, it seems to even support redis' lua functionality with is essential for us. I wish I hadn't decided to use redis stack since even kvrocks isn't compatible with its extensions
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by chocolatkey 3y ago
Just to add another reason why captchas are useful - a platform I operate was recently targeted by stolen CC testers that registered thousands of accounts to make the cheapest possible purchase on our site. I had to deal with the fallout, t
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by chocolatkey 3y ago
W3Schools was essential in helping me get to where I am today. Learning HTML and PHP through it was great, my favorite feature being their "Try It Yourself" button, which opens up a sandbox where you can play around with PHP, HTML
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by chocolatkey 3y ago
> does anyone actually think that chat gpt succeeds at rewriting things 'compassionately' or 'more intelligently'? I've seen non-native English speakers (co-worker) use it to write lengthy apologies to customers,
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by chocolatkey 3y ago
I see, I was not aqare that the ordering of the source tags mattered
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by chocolatkey 3y ago
Here's a question I have for when e.g. Chrome supports JPEG XL: currently, if you have a <picture> with avif, webp, jpeg, it prioritises them in that order. But with JPEG XL added into the mix, which one is chosen by the browser?
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by chocolatkey 3y ago
Does anyone have more details on this point: "Support for Ed25519 cryptography." ? I imagine it's part of SubtleCrypto, is it based on https://wicg.github.io/webcrypto-secure-curves/ ?
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by chocolatkey 3y ago
I am not impressed when the homepage lags badly on my Samsung S10e. I would imagine this is due to the transparent background blurring Fluent design loves, which stops after the "newsworthy" header. At least the docs are smooth
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by chocolatkey 3y ago
I apologize for the somewhat off-topic nature off this comment, but it really irritates me when I see the website for a product with competition, go to their sitemap, and see this blatant SEO gaming. For example, I went to their FAQ ( https
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by chocolatkey 3y ago
Exactly. I'm currently building in-house analytics (thanks Clickhouse) due to GA4 as well. The only way I'm able to use GA4 in any way is with their search box + autocomplete, you can sometimes get a decent query result, then you
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by chocolatkey 3y ago
Thanks for the suggestion, I'm considering forking that and adding support for GET requests since caching POSTs is not ideal
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by chocolatkey 3y ago
I think it's due to cookies. That's why there's e.g. googleusercontent.com, ggpht.com etc. That way if users find a way to upload malicious content (or e.g. blog is compromised) you can't get users' Google cookies
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by chocolatkey 3y ago
More closely related to gRPC, Protobufs over HTTP is great too. You can then take advantage of cache-control, last-modified, etc headers in browsers and on CDNs instead of having to reimplement them. My current favorite way to make APIs is
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by chocolatkey 4y ago
I actually did to rewrite parts of django's auth, caching in go in order to be compatible with a grpc-based mobile app. The django source code is well documented and easy enough to understand, so it wasn't a probablem signing sess
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by chocolatkey 4y ago
Well, that's the thing, because you haven't done that, I am now biased to believe you wouldn't be a good applicant regardless of your skills. In the end, the applications gaming has made things worse for everyone, but especia
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by chocolatkey 4y ago
Just to be clear since you replied to my comment, coding demonstrations are almost never a part of my interview process. That's not the part I was complaining about. Once I have narrowed down the potential applicants to a few, I do 15-
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by chocolatkey 4y ago
As a jaded interviewer (and interviewee) in tech, I will say this works great if you have, for example, a face-to-face meeting and you can demonstrate your interest/passion for the role, but in cover letters or similar email exchanges,
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by chocolatkey 4y ago
I don't think Discord is a substitute for HN. If I know an exact community with a shared interest I want to join then yes, I can find their Discord an join it. But how am I supposed to come across that topic and become interested in th
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by chocolatkey 4y ago
I would agree the quality of posts has gone downhill, and is way too political for my liking, but there's not much other place to go that isn't elitist.
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by chocolatkey 4y ago
I just did this recently with a dedicated server in RAID 6 where a disk failed. They have a page on their wiki to walk you through it, but basically you boot up into the rescue system (network boot, activated on user panel). Then you figure
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by chocolatkey 4y ago
I'm pretty sure there's a mistake here: https://github.com/cocktailpeanut/dalai/blob/main/index.js#L... , there's a ${suffix} missing It causes the quantization to process to always use th
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by chocolatkey 4y ago
Reminds me of when Windows 8 had recently been released, and all the laptops on display at electronics stores had a kiosk app installed on them for the demo. Clearly the kiosk devs hadn't really thought things through for the new world

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