danudey

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by danudey 3mo ago
I had Claude do a "short, succinct summary" of two bugs I found in someone else's Python code: one was missing parentheses around subtraction (x = a - b - c instead of x = a - (b - c)) and one was `SomeException("asdf&qu
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by danudey 3mo ago
I now have the full picture.
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by danudey 3mo ago
> Funny thing about conspiracy "theory" is that a lot of the time the theory turns out to be true. I would love to see any sources on this claim. A lot of "conspiracy theories" end up being true in some vague way; &qu
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by danudey 3mo ago
DJB is the same person who created qmail, the mail transfer agent which was ridiculously secure because of a series of over-the-top design decisions; for example, each file in the mail queue was named after the inode it was stored in, meani
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by danudey 3mo ago
For people who use car share services, this is a godsend. It feels like every other trip we take is in a new vehicle we've never used before, but all we have to do is plug the phone in (which we would do to charge anyway) and when we b
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by danudey 3mo ago
I remember reading somewhere that the boxes are not sized to the items they contain, but to a combination of 'items they contain' and 'space we need the box to take up on the truck'; i.e. if you have five items of one un
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by danudey 3mo ago
The reason everyone hates them is that they've been committing genocide for decades and have refused any sort of peace process. All the countries around them have offered to guarantee Israel's security in exchange for just letting
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by danudey 3mo ago
> Wouldn't it be fair to think of AI as just another search ability? If you're asking it questions, yes. It's like search but with a simulation of understanding and information synthesis far faster than a human can perform
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by danudey 3mo ago
Put another way: if all that you're doing is prompting the AI and giving me the result then I have no use for you. If you're not contributing insight, understanding, experience, or creativity then it's far cheaper for me to p
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by danudey 3mo ago
I mean, one answer is that docker configuration on your local dev machine can go one of two ways: 1. You have to use `sudo` for every `docker ...` command; or 2. You add your user to the `docker` group and now anything that can run as your
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by danudey 3mo ago
Even security code. Fortinet, a vendor whose entire thing is security for your network, is consistently getting caught out with default passwords, backdoors, etc. https://community.spiceworks.com/t/hard-coded-password-b
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by danudey 3mo ago
Most people that one would describe as evil do not see themselves as evil, but rather see what they're doing as justified. Saying you're not going to be evil means literally nothing. Don't be the bad guy, ok, but if you think
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by danudey 4mo ago
Would be nice to see logs from the CI runs building the images, to see the hashes of inputs and outputs. Useful, I guess unless the logs were tampered with also.
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by danudey 4mo ago
He released the product with Google branding making it look extremely like an official Google project, and then it went viral and blindsided everyone who would have been involved in creating or approving this kind of tool internally. If I r
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by danudey 4mo ago
It sounds like a big part of why he was let go is that he created a work-related product, possibly using his '20% time' meaning he created it while at work, and then released it with Google branding and logos, all of which without
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by danudey 4mo ago
Ubuntu 26.04 has a bug in their pc-kernel snap causing it not to ship firmware for some devices (like my iwlwifi chipset), and because it mounts read-only directories into /var/lib/firmware/ you can't install the up
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by danudey 4mo ago
I feel as though it would be a lot easier and cheaper to open up a new gmail account than to create a new Apple account, add a gift card, sign up for iCloud+, and then create private relay e-mails to use for signing up. Is there something a
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by danudey 4mo ago
Well: 1. They kept existing designs, since even Jobs wasn't so crazy as to demand a complete re-architecture of existing laptop models on a whim; plus they probably also had contractual obligations/pre-purchase arrangements 2. The
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by danudey 4mo ago
Oh, I misremembered then. Yikes.
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by danudey 4mo ago
git-svn is good for interacting with an SVN repository using git, but if you want to do a full-on migration there's a lot more to do. I ended up using KDE's SVN migration tool, which was extremely featureful and versatile, as it w
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by danudey 4mo ago
You don't care about any of this information, but that's fine; unless something is going wrong, you can ignore any information that isn't interesting to you. Having this output is useful for when it does break and you need
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by danudey 4mo ago
I mean, Git LFS 'supports branches' in that the LFS content identifiers are checked into git as files and Git operated normally; LFS is just a way to replace those content identifiers with the actual content, and then vice-versa w
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by danudey 4mo ago
> Git LFS breaks so often that it can't be seen as a serious professional tool tbh. I've had nothing but trouble with it. If it wants to be serious it needs to be built into Git, not added as some after thought. At Fortinet we
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by danudey 4mo ago
Also, Lore seems to support checking out only the assets you actually need (on-demand hydration and sparse checkouts), meaning that a level designer can check out just the level that they're working on without having to manually config
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by danudey 4mo ago
SVN was more straightforward to use, but that straightforwardness lost a lot in terms of fidelity. The fact that it was easy to clone a subdirectory was nice; the fact that branches were just subdirectories also was not nice. The fact that
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by danudey 4mo ago
It can be SOTA and still be garbage if there's nothing better (and there's nothing better, sadly). This is extremely exciting for anyone who's had to manage revision control for game devs.
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by danudey 4mo ago
At my previous game-dev-company job we ended up splitting things up into: 1. Code - Git 2. WIP art, shared assets (logos, marketing materials, etc) - Google Drive (because things are often changing, getting passed around, etc) 3. Finished a
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by danudey 4mo ago
That depends on you distributing working keys for any components you want to restrict access to, and managing those keys for all users, revoking them when access permissions change, etc. It's a lot more complex, more work, and harder t
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by danudey 4mo ago
As others have said, it's Apple and they do not take kindly to other people leaking their technology/announcements ahead of time. See also: the time that ATI's CEO told his employees that their chips would be powering Apple&#
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by danudey 4mo ago
> If you insist on giving me a fake email, your business is probably a liability I don't want anyway It's not a fake e-mail, it's a legitimate e-mail that you can send e-mail to and the user will receive, which has to be c

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