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by danudey 1y ago
So right after the investigation was announced, they suddenly scheduled a UPS battery replacement which happened to start a fire big enough to destroy the entire data centre and all data or evidence? Yeah, that's way less suspicious, t
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by danudey 1y ago
With respect, none of what's on that page is anything you'd actually want your terminal to do if you were using it to do anything other than show off what your terminal can do.
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by danudey 1y ago
If Copilot was so great, surely I would have been asked to opt-in to a better Office 365 family plan with Copilot enabled, rather than trying to dark-pattern me into paying for a more expensive Copilot-enabled plan against my will (forcing
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by danudey 1y ago
They're spending all of their engineering resources on not doing anything interesting with Copilot instead.
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by danudey 1y ago
Can we also have /dev/bseven, which is the same thing but as a block device? Convenient if you ever want to be able to acquire ^G at larger scale, or randomly seek through your infinite ^G.
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by danudey 1y ago
Sort of? It's about locality of data; this has often been a bottleneck, which is why we have CPU caches to keep data extremely close to the CPU cores with practically zero latency and throughput limitations compared to fetching from ma
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by danudey 1y ago
I live in Canada and the main reason I like Starbucks is that its consistent. It's not great coffee or great pastries or great whatever else, but it's always the same. We have other chains here, like Blenz, which are franchised ra
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by danudey 1y ago
Also the fact that DHH complained about not wanting to live in London because of how many non-whites there are, praising violent far-right agitators, and repeating debunked racist claims.
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by danudey 1y ago
I have also mostly only dabbled with Rust, and I've come to the conclusion that it is a fantastic language for a lot of things but it is very unforgiving. The optimal way to write Python is to have your code properly structured, but yo
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by danudey 1y ago
Wrote a new yaml grepping tool this past weekend and just realized thanks to this that I have a whole new can of worms to keep in mind. Ugh. Turns out it does report values at their targets (which is desirable) but doesn't know or indi
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by danudey 1y ago
Two things I really wish literally any company would ever do with their systems when you have a permissions-based token: 1. Show me all the permissions that that token has been granted but has never used 2. Show me all the permissions that
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by danudey 1y ago
Europeans also get mandated parental leave and vacation time, far better labour laws, better health-related regulatory conditions (e.g. food, drugs, agriculture, environment, gun control, etc.), and so on, and don't go bankrupt and los
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by danudey 1y ago
In Canada we have roughly equivalent regulation for many (most?) things and still get delayed feature releases half the time, so at least the EU is getting something out of it.
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by danudey 1y ago
The distinction is: 1. The goal of the second amendment was never "everyone should be able to have as many guns as they have, and if people use a gun to kill a dozen children then so be it", it was "it should be illegal for t
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by danudey 1y ago
> Unlike Fedora's image-based Atomic Desktops, KDE Linux does not supply a way for users to add packages to the base system. So, for example, users have no way to add packages with additional kernel modules. But then, since / i
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by danudey 1y ago
You have to put your conscience in escrow until your options vest.
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by danudey 1y ago
Setting up golangci-lint doesn't need any work - just add the golangci-lint Github action to your project: https://github.com/golangci/golangci-lint-action If you're looking to customize things, linter-wise,
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by danudey 1y ago
Well, >30 seconds to complete anubis is still better than >30 seconds to complete every single page load because AI bots are overloading the servers.
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by danudey 1y ago
Did you mean to say don't use a default deny?
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by danudey 1y ago
They might cache it, but what if it changed in the last 30 seconds and now their information is out of date? Better make another request just in case.
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by danudey 1y ago
It's worth noting that search engines back then (and now? except the AI ones) generally tended to follow robots.txt, which meant that if there were heavy areas of your site that you didn't want them to index you could filter them
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by danudey 1y ago
Saying "no" to immigration is one thing; masked unidentified thugs surrounding a student with a legal visa in the streets and throwing her into an unmarked van to deport her with no warning isn't anti-immigration, it's a
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by danudey 1y ago
Really? Because they were wearing masks from the start, long before the pushback started. The reality is that they're wearing masks so that they can act with impunity; they behave as though they're above the law because they know
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by danudey 1y ago
You realize this entire thread is about a pitch from a CDN company trying to solve an issue that has presented itself at such a scale that this is the best option they can think of to keep the web alive, right? "Use a CDN" is not
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by danudey 1y ago
Yes, because a top hacker news post takes your server down because a large number of actual humans are looking to gain actual value from your posts. Meanwhile, you stand to benefit from the HN discussion by learning new things and perspecti
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by danudey 1y ago
Not only are they scraping without sending traffic, they're doing so much more aggressively than Google ever did; Google, at least, respected robots.txt and kept to the same user-agent. They didn't want to index something that a s
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by danudey 1y ago
Badly behaved scrapers are not a new problem, but badly behaved scrapers run by multibillion-dollar companies which use every possible trick to bypass every block or restriction or rate limit you put in front of them is a completely new pro
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by danudey 1y ago
> I don't see why anyone would bother trying to distinguish humans from AI. Because a hundred thousand people reading a blog post is more beneficial to the world than an AI scraper bot fetching my (unchanged) blog post a hundred tho
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by danudey 1y ago
> public files should not require authorization nor authentication for accessing it Define "public files" in this case? If I have a server with files, those are my private files. If I choose to make them accessible to the world
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by danudey 1y ago
OpenAI hitting your static, cached pages too hard and costing you terabytes of extra bandwidth that you have to pay for (both in bandwidth itself and data transfer fees) isn't solved by caching. The post you're replying to points

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