cobertos

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by cobertos 2y ago
Always thought something like this would be really nifty if paired in real-time with quantities we interact with in a daily basis. Oh, it was a large scam? Hundreds of people participated? Basically if an extended family reunion or apartmen
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by cobertos 2y ago
Ah! So like lower and upper bound that join separately to include the total min and total max between the two ranges types. I see
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by cobertos 2y ago
Interesting, I wasn't thinking of sized integers when thinking of int ranges (moreso of Python ranges like `3..7` for integers `3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7`) but this is fascinating as well. The interplay between different types of ranges feels
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by cobertos 2y ago
You mention integer ranges as a specific type you hope gets handled. But how does something like that work? It feels somewhere between the general type and the specialization type? Would this just be a higher level in the integer section of
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by cobertos 2y ago
Duck typing requires the primitives of the properties to also be typed. This is a building block you must built to build up to duck typing. I'm also unsure how you would represent a "list of list of errors" succintly without
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by cobertos 2y ago
It's not the employers themselves that use TWN directly, but the payroll companies the employers use. Perhaps in your industry or at your particular choice for jobs, the choice of payroll software does not end up aligning with TWN? _Al
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by cobertos 2y ago
Hard to say. I only know the salary data ends up at less scrupulous data brokers (e.g. ones that sell directly to advertisers, though perhaps TWN does this too, idk)
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by cobertos 2y ago
Salary information is already easy to get thanks to The Work Number
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by cobertos 2y ago
Possible factors: * Composes better than backend does. Frontend software mostly has to "look" right. It can be dropped in. Going the extra mile to integrate is not always necessary (e.g. keyboard navigation, screen reader support,
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by cobertos 2y ago
You can exclude your own visits (like localhost visits) by manually setting a localStorage entry on the browser you don't want to report statistics. https://umami.is/docs/exclude-my-own-visits
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by cobertos 2y ago
It's use case specific. At $job we have a SPA that is a heavyweight editor with 0 routing. No need to do any SSR there. It's certainly not dead for those use cases.
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by cobertos 2y ago
The devil is in the details (of the article). Some were punished and some were not. The early Nazi party financier mentioned in the article (Hugenberg) was able to walk back all his charges, get back all his assets. For I.G Farben (chemical
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by cobertos 2y ago
I think there has to be a balance? Hitler clashed and pushed out Hugenberg (the German media mogul/early Nazi party financier) over his potential policies being "too detrimental to the poor/working class". Hitler then fo
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by cobertos 2y ago
Spent a few hours digesting this article. Has some very interesting insights. * I didn't realize quite how many still currently active companies participated in the rise to power of WW2 Hitler or the supply of concentration camp suppli
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by cobertos 2y ago
https://archive.is/F7hM5
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by cobertos 2y ago
I'm not sure mandatory payment could have worked when the internet brought down the cost of publishing, which has only continued to drop. Not to mention the incentives to create a way to distribute ( cough pirate) paid content to peop
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by cobertos 2y ago
What's to stop someone on the Kagi side from just adding a new column to the token table that has the user (with their SessionCookie) who generated the token next to it? I don't see how this can't be trivially connected to th
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by cobertos 2y ago
My favorite underrated feature is editing PDFs directly at the object level with LibreOffice Draw.
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by cobertos 2y ago
There are only so many lots within a few blocks of this venue. Most are owned by the single company. Parking price is not known ahead of time. The full price (including parking) of attending the event isn't know until you arrive, after
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by cobertos 2y ago
Ending minimum parking requirements and paying for parking seem sound after reading this. However... I'm skeptical of demand-based parking pricing after a local entertainment company started using it. $5-$100 for parking depending on h
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by cobertos 2y ago
Read the whole course. There's a great amount of sourced case studies of people using AI in here with societal pushback which I find interesting to pull from. Disappointed though that the answer is so nuanced. There aren't hard an
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JsonDiscovery: Changing a way we're viewing JSON in a browser (2019)(medium.com)
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by cobertos 2y ago
I'm not quite so sure. The amount of demolished blight in Detroit has left this eerie urban meadow feeling to a decent amount of areas in the vicinity of downtown. Walking the empty streets with empty lots and a few normal or a few bur
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by cobertos 2y ago
I tried an app like this on my phone to see what sort of data I was leaking. I open Facebook and 5 vaguely Facebook domains and a few IPs are getting small amounts of data. Other apps phone home in ways I expect. Sometimes it'll go to
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by cobertos 2y ago
How do you mean? A lot of things have stayed pretty consistent here over the years. What are you expecting?
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by cobertos 2y ago
What's the point of monitoring your Internet traffic at the domain and IP level? If you want to stop sensitive data exfiltration, it doesn't matter the domain (malicioussomething.com vs google.com) but the data in the packets, whi
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by cobertos 2y ago
The modding scene still seems pretty healthy to me? R2modman's plethora of mods and games as one example. People seem to be very willing to make ways to mod games that don't come with official support, at least from some of my mor
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by cobertos 2y ago
Ah yes, my mistake. `auto` is C++. I was thinking of `dynamic` and `var` in C#.
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by cobertos 2y ago
Wish it wasn't so rare to get good modding tools. From your examples, Valves commitment to their SDKs (for CS) and Warcraft's WorldEdit (DotA) are both nice ecosystems to work in.
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by cobertos 2y ago
Progressive typing gives you the option to type check when and if you want or need it. You don't _have_ to type. If things get really hairy but you know it's right, you can focus on the code instead of the typing and efficiently c

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