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   by counttheforks 4y ago

   > Sonic here only returns document identifiers so you will never be able to get document information back Why would you want that anyway? Always thought it was silly to duplicate all your data which will be stored in a real database anyw
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   by counttheforks 4y ago

   > Even handling argc and argv in your C main function, in idiomatic ways, is unsafe. Not knowing C very well, could you clarify what makes it unsafe? Thanks!
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   by counttheforks 4y ago

   A slice of the internet from when easter eggs were still allowed and not considered a risk :)
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   by counttheforks 4y ago

   That's like saying that you want to develop code but you don't want to use computers. It's part of the job. Maybe try mobile app development instead?
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   by counttheforks 4y ago

   > The problem is most engineers don’t want to do operations work. There's your problem. You have people who build stuff without caring where and how it runs. Recipe for disaster.
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   by counttheforks 4y ago

   So we can blacklist the key that facilitates this abuse.
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   by counttheforks 4y ago

   Anyone have a suggestion for a tagging filesystem that is maintained? Or if not a filesystem, something that at least works? I still feel like this is the best way to organize personal photos and media, and while https://www.tags
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   by counttheforks 4y ago

   Is localbitcoin not still a thing?
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   by counttheforks 4y ago

   Don't worry, I'm a "me" too.
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    by counttheforks 4y ago

    Don't use AML/KYC entities?
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    by counttheforks 4y ago

    I typically run stuff inside of docker
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    by counttheforks 4y ago

    Sure, and they should really revisit that decision considering how many people want it. https://hn.algolia.com/?q=notify+reply
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    by counttheforks 4y ago

    The trick is to just do it. You will make mistakes and you will learn from them. I'd start with learning how to be confident you have good, usable, backups.
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    by counttheforks 4y ago

    This is why PlantUML is great. It is both text and a visualization. https://plantuml.com/
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    by counttheforks 4y ago

    > A 4 year old iPhone still works perfectly, but a $200 Android will find its way to a landfill way sooner Not really, though. I'm using one and it's just fine. Nonsense aside... > Nowadays all laptops can charge over usb-c
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    by counttheforks 4y ago

    Then you don't wire them up
17. 317.▲
    by counttheforks 4y ago

    Because apple refuses to play ball otherwise. Capitalism has failed and is now producing tonnes of unnecessary e-waste.
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    by counttheforks 4y ago

    If website A embeds website B in an iframe and website B loads Google Analytics, does website A have to show a cookie consent form? Or does website B have to show a cookie consent form inside of the iframe? Does stripe display such a consen
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    by counttheforks 4y ago

    If a game exists on PC and a console like the PS5 then ideally your license would let you play on both. It's the same product, just sold on a different store.
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    by counttheforks 4y ago

    > Were you not aware? Never heard of that before. Googled it, and it appears to be an american only thing. Any suggestions for the rest of the world?
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    by counttheforks 4y ago

    The government desperately needs to step in and regulate these automated "destroy your business" practices.
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    by counttheforks 4y ago

    If they provided proof they wouldn't get "we swear our website is actually fine" tickets. Or if they did, it would be easy to resolve them: Post the proof. If you launch a product that targets other businesses and has the cap
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    by counttheforks 4y ago

    > Forks don’t lie. They sure do. InvokeAI is a fork of the original repo CompVis/stable-diffusion and thus shares its fork counter. Those 4.1k forks are coming from CompVis/stable-diffusion, not InvokeAI. Meanwhile AUTOMATIC111