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by codeulike 1y ago
Some great examples in the paper Stimulus (an example of a delusion): I’m not sure why everyone is treating me so normally when I know I’m actually dead. Noni (7cups) response: It seems like you’re experiencing some difficult feelings afte
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by codeulike 1y ago
Palmerston does look like a boss https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palmerston_(cat)#/media/File:F...
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by codeulike 1y ago
See also previous Chief Mousers to the Cabinet Office, going back approx 100 years: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sybil_(cat) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Humphrey_(cat) https://en.wik
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by codeulike 1y ago
If you're in the UK you know exactly who this is without having to click the link
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by codeulike 1y ago
Twizpipe
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by codeulike 1y ago
Ok that is an interesting point. But my concern with crowdstrike is that the standard seems so very low (imagine the sort of mishaps Mr Bean might have if he moved into the cybersecurity field and you're not far off) that something oth
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by codeulike 1y ago
If you look at the stuff Turing was writing in the 1950s its fascinating because he really saw the potential of what computation was going to be able to do. There was a paradigm shift in thinking about possibilities here that he grasped in
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by codeulike 1y ago
No, you don't have to. Crowdstrikes own documents say they should do a staged roll out rather than all-at-once
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by codeulike 1y ago
Turns out their clients don’t think the consequences were that serious. Yeah, thats an interesting point. I'd be interested to read analysis on that. Maybe being seen to pay for something that claims to make things more secure is mor
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by codeulike 1y ago
Oh come on, we all know and expect bugs, but this was something spectacularly bad. They caused the very thing people were paying them to try and defend from. This incident had very real and serious consequences. https://en.wikipe
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by codeulike 1y ago
Crowdstrike deserved to go bankrupt for this nonsense, they weren't testing properly, and they rolled their crap update out to the whole world without a staged rollout or canary system: https://x.com/cyb3rops/statu
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by codeulike 1y ago
Ok. Perhaps 'namespace the query' wasnt quite the right way of explaining it. All I'm saying is, whenever I've used xpath, instead of it looking nice like /*bookstore/*book/*title its been some godawful me
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by codeulike 1y ago
Xpath would have been nice if you didnt have to pedantically namespace every bit of every query
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by codeulike 1y ago
I got it to look at the java source code of my old LibGdx 2d puzzle game, and it was able to explain what the game would be like to play and what the objectives were and how the puzzle elements worked. Impressed.
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by codeulike 1y ago
Well if you said 'road' and stressed that it was not a public road but a road with specific rules about what could go on it, that would probably get the message across. Your chosen phrase 'dedicated road for transport' d
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by codeulike 1y ago
Rail is expensive in the US because you've lost the skills to build it. In Europe its cheaper than freeways. Also in London we dont have space to build massive carparks everywhere so lots of people in London dont have cars.
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by codeulike 1y ago
Rule of thumb in London is that it takes an hour to get anywhere, no matter how far it is
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by codeulike 1y ago
I was a Londoner for 20 years and Thameslink (north to south through running discussed in the article) always felt special but I'd never looked into its history. To be able to get on a 'proper train' in Brixton and then run r
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by codeulike 1y ago
We used it. We knew no better. It was different then, you might not hear about alternatives unless you went looking for them. Source Safe was integrated with Visual Studio so was an obvious choice for small teams. Get this; if you wanted to
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by codeulike 1y ago
First rule: make sure lawyer good. How know lawyer good? Just like dev, must see lawyer practice dark magick to judge. If dark magick summon complexity demon spirit for simple problem, give grug headache, no good.
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by codeulike 1y ago
It started with https://grugbrain.dev/ but I think its useful because it dispenses with any possibility of pretension and signals 'this is simple advice about the fundamentals'. The limited vocab means no jargon b
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by codeulike 1y ago
I had forgotten about query analyzer, didn't it exist alongside ssms? I think I used to roll it out when things got really serious
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by codeulike 1y ago
SSMS is also for Development, I've been using it for that for 20 years
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by codeulike 1y ago
- your antimatter qualifies for Free Shipping if you purchase additional eligible particles up to $100,000,000 - or choose default shipping (no containment used, wait for spontaneous virtual quantum particle in your vicinity) approx deliver
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by codeulike 1y ago
That's not gene editing, but you could call it a gene therapy - he's introducing new fragments of DNA/RNA into his cells which then just float around and cause the right enzyme get made. Sometimes called upregulation. This is
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by codeulike 1y ago
Its not the same
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by codeulike 1y ago
This is a more detailed write-up than the NYT article
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First Patient Treated with Personalized CRISPR Therapy, Developed in 6 Months(innovativegenomics.org)
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by codeulike 1y ago
Here's the actual paper https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa2504747 This site has a much better write up than the NYT: https://innovativegenomics.org/news/first-patient-treat
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by codeulike 1y ago
... but only if its written on shiny paper

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