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I've noticed a rise in proposals for standard .txt files. I wonder if it's because of the ability for llms to interpret human-language text files. https://securitytxt.org/ (e.g. https://curl.se/.
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I wouldn't say that. There's plenty of behaviors where plants and fungi act in the interest of the community as a whole. Mature forests are made of late-successional species. These species could only possibly grow after earlier su
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As someone who's read a lot of pop sci on this topic as well as published research I went into this book expecting the tropes I've become very familiar with. Merlin Sheldrake actually brought some refreshing and unique takes and I
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5mo ago
Sometimes I leave Architectural Decision Records for personal projects. It feels silly but it honestly comes in handy more times than expected
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5mo ago
Around the world "liberal" is synonymous with "capitalist". US is pretty unique in that it considers liberalism a leftwing ideology
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Maybe that's fair but that's not what's happening here.
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https://alternativeto.net/software/bitwarden--free-password-... Honestly after years of resistance I've finally partially embraced Apple's solution and have to admit it works great. I love that Hide My Email
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5mo ago
What is the option for people who want access to their passwords on their phones and don't wanna set up a complex or fragile sync regime (I do use KeePassXC btw. I just think this is what GP's real question was)
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My old company switched through 4 different managers in the span of 3 months. They switched to LastPass just before all the seemingly endless breaches started. I think they were willing to weather it at first but things just got worse and w
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5mo ago
USB stick in your pocket sounds nice but what happens when you drop your keys and it cracks or you get caught in a rain storm and it gets soaked?
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5mo ago
They promised an "always free" option. People committed to the service based on that. Many companies offer a free tier and a paid tier and are willing to incur the cost of users who will never convert. If a company doesn't ac
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I've had more or less the same experience using it to host a blog for a friend. Mid UI but I don't have to interact with it much. Their service has been great and their ethical commitments were the main draw. They did ask for a lo
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5mo ago
If anyone wants to listen to it without the paywall, it's just an iframe and you can literally just remove the "paywall" query param: https://player.instaread.co/player?article=the-missile-geniu... EDIT: it&#
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5mo ago
Until then, a solid backfill has been available for quite some time
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I highly doubt China has a more sophisticated integration of their intelligence ministries than the USA. The world in which that was true would look very different from our own.
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5mo ago
Unfortunately most of the most important visualizations are broken in the archived version. Including the gun deaths visualization and I think the P-hacking interactive https://web.archive.org/web/20230205124354/ht
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5mo ago
The term is used by the EPA and has legal definitions and weight. But I'm glad you somehow found a way to put yourself above it all
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> Neither hexavalent chromium nor arsenic appears in Tesla’s TCEQ discharge permit as an allowable pollutant. Neither was tested for during TCEQ’s February investigation. And also > What [the permit] did not do, explicitly, was grant
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> Neither hexavalent chromium nor arsenic appears in Tesla’s TCEQ discharge permit as an allowable pollutant Also the fact that this pipe was not included in the permit is a problem: > What it did not do, explicitly, was grant Tesla t
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Almost every single citation here is another article/blog post. Even on citations for actual statistics. The fact is that 90% of data centers are open loop systems and DO in fact use an inordinate amount of water. Closed loop data cent
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5mo ago
Should be disabled by default tbh.
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The fact that an estimated 50% to 90% of forest terrestrial life exists in the canopy lives rent free in my head. I get bothered when people write off sloths the way they write off pandas. They clearly have an extremely intricate relationsh
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It's not valid "private property" if it's spying on the public. Your right to punch ends where my nose begins. You do not have the right to own and operate something that infringes on my rights.
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5mo ago
Thanks for your work on Yak. When I was evaluating the alternatives to styled-components, I went with Linaria over next-yak because it is zero runtime. Any plans for Yak to support this as well?
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Yeah they are not supporting server components. That's why I said I used Linaria which is a drop-in replacement. Exact same API so any team can simply run a codemod tool to change the import rule from styled-components to linaria
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When's the last time you used Deno? I've had more npm packages succeed in Deno than in Bun. npm-compatibility hasn't been a problem for years
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Don't most modern CSS tools create unique class names? I know styled-components did. Recently I've been using linaria which is a drop-in replacement for styled-components (exact same API) but its zero runtime. All the CSS is compi
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Ah thanks for the correction. For some reason I mixed up Zulip with Linen.dev https://www.linen.dev/ I guess this feature has been requested for Zulip for a long time https://github.com/zulip/zulip/
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Government does sorta regulate it. Desoxyn is (rarely) prescribed for ADHD when other meds aren't effective enough. The difference between most amphetamines and Desoxyn is that extra methyl group. That methyl group helps it cross the b
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6mo ago
Zulip used to have a really neat feature where you could open up certain channels to be indexable by search engines. Basically turning it into an open forum. The feature is still sorta around but completely broken. Quite unfortunate imo. It
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