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Ramnode had always worked well for my projects.
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6mo ago
I'd like to checkout the app, but when I tried to register, the password requirements seem a little bit strict. Why not just allow users to use lowercase a for their password? This would have helped me register for the website.
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6mo ago
What is a black ribbon?
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I wouldn’t really call that AI slop. Some people just write longer posts because they’ve got a lot they want to get across, and you can usually tell it reflects their own opinions and what they think matters in the discussion. Actual AI-gen
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Or there is mass neurocompromise. At least we have a pardon czar now. So many people have been coerced into committing crimes, with said coercion taking many different forms, there needs to be mass pardons across the board. https:/&#x
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Memorial to IT Workers Who Have Fallen in Ukraine
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6mo ago
Great work guys, I'm glad you were able to catch this before it propagated further.
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2y ago
Python's absolutely fine to use for a "serious backend thing" at a telecom firm. It's a language that attracts casuals, but that does not mean it's incapable of being used for serious software engineering. The only
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3y ago
Location: Vancouver, WA / Portland, OR Remote: Highly Preferred Willing to relocate: I'd prefer to stay in OR/WA, but can compromi$e Technologies: Python(Django|Flask|Fastapi), Javascript/Typescript, CI/CD (circleci
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Location: Vancouver, WA (soon to be probably Seattle WA) Remote: Highly Preferred Willing to relocate: I'd prefer to stay in OR/WA Technologies: Python(Django|Flask|Fastapi), Javascript/Typescript, many others to various exte
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Show HN: Open2FA – a CLI 2FA tool with optional secure remote capabilities
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3y ago
The relationship of capitalism to truth is very significant as well, or maybe 'value generation' would be a better term to use here than capitalism. Or as I usually phrase it, 'money is allergic to lies'. Say you have an
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Location: Portland, OR Remote: Highly Preferred Willing to relocate: I'd prefer to stay in OR/WA Technologies: Python(Django|Flask|Fastapi), Javascript/Typescript, many others to various extents Résumé/CV: https:/&
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3y ago
>We didn't disqualify anyone for using AI, we disqualified them because of their dishonesty. If you can't trust someone in an interview, how can you trust them in a remote environment? Radical honesty has been a core cultural c
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3y ago
Now all we need is a PiPy and we'll have all the pies
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3y ago
THANK YOU. This was my first reaction as well.
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3y ago
Location: Tennessee Remote: only ever worked remotely, since ~2015 (but willing 2 compromise 4 $) Willing to relocate: if you pay me enough Resume/CV: https://liberfy.ai/resume.pdf Email: ccarterdev@gmail.com https:&#
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3y ago
Id imagine fingerprints will probably be sufficient no? Surely there are other biological identifiers that will serve as a functional replacement?
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3y ago
With chatgpt you can have the documentation write itself. Far superior to nothing for sure.
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3y ago
I suspect they've figured out that whole search engine business model thing has been deprecated for months in its current form. Their product has been shitty in specific areas for several years now. Google being ran internally akin to
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3y ago
Now I remember why I used to come here thank you
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3y ago
As I discovered when considering this problem a few months ago :) We have keybase, all your base belong to keybase
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Recently, I've dealt with behavioral issues with my aging mother brought about by a series of different factors, but most significantly age-related cognitive decline. Trying to determine if she was acting in a certain way intentionally
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I'd argue that it's not obvious in it's absence, see: the philosophical zombie thought experiment The secret is that we are all philosophical zombies to begin with.
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This is why we have keyservers.
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3y ago
All of the current large US social media sites would be perfect if ran similarly to wikipedia, moreso the transparency and openness rather than the non-profit corporate model (but that certainly wouldn't hurt anything).
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The free will "debate", as most consider it, is an utter joke. A tumor or large amount of kinetic energy to the right parts of your, or anybody else's, brain can turn them into an unredeemable monster.