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by danudey 11mo ago
Not to mention that a lot of these public 'debates' about topics unfairly give time and energy to perspectives which do not deserve them. For example, 99% of climate scientists agree that climate change is real and human-caused, b
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by danudey 11mo ago
Yeah, imagine if you could install a different operating system on your Mac! What a world that would be! Worth noting that this is a dig against the other consoles which do not allow this, not Apple who (in part) does.
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by danudey 11mo ago
It's not actually paper-white, though, thankfully. It's more just 'not as dingy gray'
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by danudey 11mo ago
The biggest complaint about the PS5 is that it stood out too much. That's the one compelling point about the Xbox Series series designs - they don't look out of place in your entertainment centre. This is the same - you can put it
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by danudey 11mo ago
"If the Steam Machine can't compete with a $3500 laptop I don't even want it!"
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by danudey 11mo ago
The XBox Series X and PS5 both have 16 GB of RAM; in the case of the XSX that's 10 GB for the GPU and 6 GB for the OS and apps. So 16 GB in this case, for running the same games and outputting to the same displays, seems entirely reaso
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by danudey 11mo ago
Your assertion seems to imply that there will be a point of no return where users are no longer able to stop buying apple hardware to run the software they want, and that therefore people should do so now. If that's not what you'r
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by danudey 11mo ago
AI not writing legal briefs for you is a feature, not a bug. There's been so many disaster instances of lawyers using ChatGPT to write briefs which it then hallucinates case law or precedent for that I can only imagine Google wants to
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by danudey 11mo ago
The target users for this behavior are the ones using GPT as a replacement for social interactions; these are the people who crashed out/broke down about the GPT5 changes as though their long-term romantic partner had dumped them out o
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by danudey 1y ago
FWIW apps can use a SafariWebView IIRC to basically pass off a link to a separate Safari instance that can use autofill, content blockers, Javascript JIT, etc. but which the app doesn't have access to. Meanwhile a WebView will show wha
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by danudey 1y ago
Yeah, if it weren't for USAID then the CIA wouldn't have had any cover for smuggling those weapons and would have just given up. The argument is like saying "criminals used this bank to transfer stolen money so the bank is ba
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by danudey 1y ago
Person A: Says something exceptionally inflammatory and provably false Person B-Z: That's a horrible thing to say, why are you like this? Algorithm: Wow, this post must be awesome, I should show it to more people!
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by danudey 1y ago
After having used it two weeks ago for the first time: it feels as though async support in Python is basically a completely parallel standard library that uses the same python syntax with extra keywords all over the place. It's like if
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by danudey 1y ago
To be clear: libuv has had the ability to offload (some?) I/O operators to io_uring since v1.45.0, from 2023, and that's the 8x speed improvement. 2024 is when node.js seemed to enable (or rather, stop disabling) io_uring by defau
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by danudey 1y ago
I had a python script I was writing that basically just needed to the same shell command 40 times (to clone images from X to Y) and a lot of the time was spent making the request and waiting for the data to be generated so I figured I'
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by danudey 1y ago
1. A release turns out to contain an exploitable bug 2. A release is published to fix the bug 3. Someone malicious with access deletes the release 4. Everyone downloading the "latest" version gets the exploitable version until the
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by danudey 1y ago
Depending on the project, doing a re-release with an appended or updated version number might be a huge hassle. For a small, single-binary program run by an agile team it's pretty trivial to recall a release and publish a replacement,
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by danudey 1y ago
1. You could delete and re-create releases with the same name 2. You could delete and re-create tags with the same name, even if a release was pointing to that tag already 3. You could delete and re-create an asset that was uploaded to a re
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by danudey 1y ago
We've had a few issues in the past where a file wasn't updated during the release process, requiring us to re-publish one small change. It's not optimal, but given the nature of our release process being long and complex it&#
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by danudey 1y ago
The explanation that I think wasn't entirely clear in the post is how it actually works/why that's better. From what I can tell, the situation is this: 1. You have a host behind NAT 2. That NAT will not allow you to open port
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by danudey 1y ago
I have seen Copilot make (nit) suggestions on my PRs which I approved, and which Copilot then had further (nit) suggestions on. It feels as though it looks at lines of code and identifies a way that it could be improved but doesn't the
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by danudey 1y ago
I don't need an AI generated PR summary because the AI is unlikely to understand why the changes are being made, and specifically why you took the approach(es) that you did. I can see the code, I know what changed. Give me the logic
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by danudey 1y ago
I would love to know how much time and computing power is spent by people who write bullet points and have ChatGPT expand them out to full paragraphs only for every recipient to use ChatGPT to summarize them back down to bullet points.
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by danudey 1y ago
> I'd prefer you just send the prompt Makes it a lot easier to ignore, at the very least.
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by danudey 1y ago
"This is a Master Lock XYZ. It can be opened with a Master Lock XYZ."
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by danudey 1y ago
Yeah, the entire point of this seems to be "we'll watch your baby monitor and provide alerts if something happens". That requires either processing on a server (as they do), processing on the uploading client (the camera), or
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by danudey 1y ago
This is correct - it was all on-device, with security guarantees that were instantly proven incorrect. Microsoft withdrew Recall, then brought it back with a newer, more secure implementation that was also proven insecure. It also claimed t
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by danudey 1y ago
I'm currently in the process of spinning up a k8s in us-west-2 and no issues, but, as others have said, us-east-1 is the problem child so I guess we'll see.
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by danudey 1y ago
The objections I see against Rust and Rust rewrites of things remind me a lot of the objections I saw against Linux and Linux users by Windows users, and against macOS and macOS users by Linux users. Dismissive language and denegrating comm
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by danudey 1y ago
Knew what absolute disaster of a video this was going to be before clicking. Highly recommend watching Colin's videos, this one included, for the sheer level of "this is clearly a bad idea, let's do it" that he gives off

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