d1sxeyes

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by d1sxeyes 9mo ago
Hard to take seriously from a guy who has Facebook, Google, and Twitter on his CV.
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by d1sxeyes 9mo ago
It’s worse. The guy in charge, and the folks working in the FOI response department repeatedly asserted that the force do not use AI, and did not use AI on this occasion. Not sure you can pass that off as a hallucination.
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by d1sxeyes 9mo ago
I have a lot of concerns about your presentation of this. A. It’s also true that there is no safe level of alcohol consumption and yet we sort of see experimentation with alcohol as a rite of passage. B. I mean, so is walking out your front
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by d1sxeyes 9mo ago
They also want their “year X called” joke back.
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by d1sxeyes 9mo ago
Why would you want to have to maintain a separate file instead of keeping it all in the same place? Preference I guess. I’m not bashing anyone who prefers writing CSS that way. But there are a lot of people who think it’s very important to
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by d1sxeyes 9mo ago
Clearly you’ve made your mind up so I won’t push harder, except one point: > Oh what's that, you want to change the style of standard button everywhere in the codebase? Tailwind excels when you are using component based frameworks.
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by d1sxeyes 9mo ago
This is a kind and generous take. I couldn’t agree more.
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by d1sxeyes 9mo ago
Once you learn how to read it, it's actually pretty clear. This element has a small amount of x and y padding that is suitable for (for example) keeping text away from the edge of the container. The text is white. The corners of this a
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by d1sxeyes 10mo ago
I mean, if they knew who was requesting the password reset, then you wouldn’t need to reset the password, just accept whatever auth mechanism allows them to know who is resetting the password.
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by d1sxeyes 10mo ago
100k per year.
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by d1sxeyes 10mo ago
100k/mo is off by an order of magnitude. I’m sure some lucky people are raking in 1.2M p.a., but doubt the tailwind devs were.
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by d1sxeyes 10mo ago
What’s the problem with the lifetime purchase?
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by d1sxeyes 10mo ago
Listened to the podcast, it was 3 laid off.
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by d1sxeyes 10mo ago
I don’t know how big the “team” was, but 75% suggests maybe 4 engineers, one left. The next number up that works is 8, and 8 full time engineers to work on tailwind seems like a lot.
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by d1sxeyes 10mo ago
Something like this can be reworded to make it sound like a “good” thing: “mission-centricity” or “dedication” or some other label that spins this as being committed to the company (leaving out that this is at their own expense).
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by d1sxeyes 10mo ago
I used one of these in a project a month or two back where I wanted an 80s aesthetic. They worked great, once I’d worked out how to simulate displaying “off” segments.
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by d1sxeyes 10mo ago
> That means that if an officer is caught lying on the stand – as shown by a contradiction between their courtroom testimony and their earlier police report – they could point to the contradictory parts of their report and say, “the AI w
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by d1sxeyes 10mo ago
Maybe. All I know is that I used to buy Starbucks quite often, and I don’t any more. If I divide total transactions by total number of Starbucks, it works out around 2500 visits per week. On my own, I’m not moving the needle. But only 25 pe
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by d1sxeyes 10mo ago
Starbucks might have to worry less about their revenue if they brought customers like me back into the fold by not firing labour organisers, and engaging in meaningful discussions about what being a “partner” in a business means.
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by d1sxeyes 11mo ago
Ahem.
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by d1sxeyes 11mo ago
> I don't think having zero support needs is realistic. I was imprecise here. What I meant here was no longer having support needs that are above the diagnostic threshold.
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by d1sxeyes 11mo ago
The problem is that we don’t have a good understanding of what “thinking” really is, and those parts of it we think we do understand involve simple things done at scale (electrical pulses on specific pathways, etc). It is not unreasonable t
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by d1sxeyes 11mo ago
The high-profile, public, Arkell vs. Pressdram type response increases public awareness. Without that, he’s just a guy with a blog, and can’t effect any real change. Whether it harms or benefits his clients or not is likely a question of po
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by d1sxeyes 11mo ago
Thanks for replying! This above fits in much better with my previous mental model of autism: it’s intrinsic, it describes a “difference” in someone’s way of experiencing the world. I’m still struggling to understand how this meshes with wha
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by d1sxeyes 11mo ago
I find this take quite challenging, although I know it is one shared by a lot of autistic people. I understand that if a person has no support needs, they cannot be diagnosed with autism. But that person may still be neurodivergent, and the
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by d1sxeyes 11mo ago
If you’re in the EU or have users in the EU, that distinction matters, and you should be more precise. You likely have a solid legitimate use case for collecting IPs under the GDPR, but only if you’re fully transparent.
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by d1sxeyes 11mo ago
Yes, the government can also just implant tiny cameras in your eyeballs and just record everything you see anyway, so you’re not safe.
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by d1sxeyes 11mo ago
What is the other “end”?
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by d1sxeyes 11mo ago
Ah. In the EU, folks are mostly protected against that kind of overreach, even if the phone is a work device: https://globalfreedomofexpression.columbia.edu/wp-content/up...
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by d1sxeyes 11mo ago
Could you explain how MDM would breach E2EE? I know that it can be used to MITM TLS connections, but not aware of a way it would breach E2EE like Signal.

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