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by cpach 1y ago
I gladly pay those fifty bucks. Creating good applications require hard work. (I wouldn’t say Obsidian is perfect, but so far I haven’t found any note-taking application that I like more.)
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by cpach 1y ago
dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44058928
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$119 Springer cancer treatments book: 'As an AI language model '(pivot-to-ai.com)
2 points by cpach 1y ago|0 comments
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by cpach 1y ago
I never claimed it is a wide-spread practice.
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by cpach 1y ago
“ Just so you know, people from this era haven't started writing 4-digit years with the leading zero yet. ” People have been doing that since at least 01998. https://web.archive.org/web/19991128020723/http:&#x
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Why French Tech Is Playing Not to Lose(julien.danjou.info)
4 points by cpach 1y ago|3 comments
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by cpach 1y ago
Was it Charlie Munger perhaps?
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Tuscolo Static Certificate Transparency Log(bsky.app)
2 points by cpach 1y ago|0 comments
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Man speaks to killer from beyond the grave in Arizona courtroom through AI video(independent.co.uk)
3 points by cpach 1y ago|0 comments
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by cpach 1y ago
Ah. Does that work only for debit cards or for credit cards too?
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by cpach 1y ago
Different strokes for different folks
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by cpach 1y ago
Interesting. How does one do that?
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by cpach 1y ago
If you list packages included in OpenBSD I would guess that you’ll find many projects that will not integrate AI.
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by cpach 1y ago
I’ve been listening to The Road to Serfdom by FA Hayek. It’s quite interesting.
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by cpach 1y ago
Looks like he lost his job though?
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by cpach 1y ago
I’ve used it since ~2013. IMHO it works very well. (Have rarely had the need to downgrade anything.)
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by cpach 2y ago
In the beginning they partnered with an existing CA so that they could issue certificates that where chained to roots already trusted by the major browsers. “Getting a new root trusted and propagated broadly can take 3-6 years. In order to
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by cpach 2y ago
I think the below resources are a good start. This makes me curious: Do you have a specific goal in mind? https://github.com/mozilla/pkipolicy https://www.ccadb.org/ https://cabforum.org&#x2
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by cpach 2y ago
Good point. There are exceptions though. Eero, for example.
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by cpach 2y ago
Obviously it would be much better if BIG IP had native support for ACME. And F5 might implement it some day, but I wouldn’t hold my breath. For some companies, it might be worth it to throw away a $100000 device and buy something better. Fo
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by cpach 2y ago
What kind of devices are you thinking of? Like switches and other network gear?
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by cpach 2y ago
It might be possible to run an ACME client on another host in your environment. (IMHO, the DNS-01 challenge is very useful for this.) Then you can (probably) transfer the cert+key to BIG IP, and activate it, via the REST API. I haven’t used
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by cpach 2y ago
“ Hardware vendors are simply incompetent and slow to adapt to security changes. ” Perhaps the new requirements will give them additional incentives.
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by cpach 2y ago
Yep. I’ve seen this too.
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by cpach 2y ago
Have you tried ‘combine’ from moreutils? I learned about it just the other day. Very convenient.
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by cpach 2y ago
What are the options from your mail provider? E.g. can you filter it and send directly to trash? On Gmail I would just flag it as spam and go on with my day.
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by cpach 2y ago
Is well-written code “sexy”? I’m not so sure about that.
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by cpach 2y ago
Are you sure? To me it seems he might mean something more specific, such as LLMs.
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by cpach 2y ago
To each his own, but I’m not sure I’m thrilled by that prospect.
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by cpach 2y ago
Must be incredibly boring to live like that!?

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