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ddlsmurf
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ddlsmurf
7mo ago
not "maybe" this is an absolute must if using parameters in a spreadsheet :)
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ddlsmurf
8mo ago
we need a tax on companies using or selling anything OSS, the funds of which go into OSS, the wealth it generated is insane, and it's nearly all just donations of experts
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ddlsmurf
8mo ago
I can only hope you're being sarcastic, because it does seem to hit close to what's actually happening
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ddlsmurf
8mo ago
I'm not American legal system expert, but if I'm not mistaken, this isn't just lies and being deceptive, this is called perjury and is a crime no ?
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ddlsmurf
8mo ago
any estimate of the co2 footprint of this ?
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ddlsmurf
10mo ago
if you set the cookier header right (definitely not always the case), this is true, but the javascript can still send requests that will have that cookie included, effectively still letting the hacker use the session as the logged in user
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10mo ago
What makes AI a unique new threat is that it do a new kind of both surgical and mass attack: you can now generate the ideal message per target, basically you can whisper to everyone, or each group, at any granularity, the most convincing me
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ddlsmurf
11mo ago
Hardware isn't that hard to copy paste really, to make it hard you need to use really expensive processes (extreme uv etc), but otherwise, mostly you can pretty much take a picture. (very grossly speaking here, but just saying, the sof
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ddlsmurf
11mo ago
Seems a bunch are angry about this, honestly, 100% of what they made/control is open source was a good enough bar for me. Specially if all closed components are optional. I value the flexibility of being able to use or not even closed
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ddlsmurf
11mo ago
Well the Pebble specific parts are. This is an unfortunate state of affairs from hardware manufacturers, they are very late to the open source game, if at all.
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ddlsmurf
1y ago
I think they mean it can be flashed into a programer/jtag interface compatible with vivado. If you want to get started with fpga, may I recommend 1bitsquared.com 's products
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1y ago
Thanks, your work was of huge value to me, way more than you were rewarded for, sorry :/
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ddlsmurf
1y ago
Sure but life choices are one thing, but this critique is still valuable. I learned a thing or two, and also think go can improve (I understand it's because I don't grok the language but I still prefer map to append in a loop)
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ddlsmurf
1y ago
Yes, to make us safer, now you enable developer mode and disable signature checking to install it locally, thanks Google
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ddlsmurf
1y ago
I use ollama via the llm plugin: https://github.com/taketwo/llm-ollama?tab=readme-ov-file#oll...
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ddlsmurf
1y ago
if you can forgive a shameless plug, I wrote https://github.com/ddlsmurf/fled some time ago and it serves me very well to this day. (It's not half as advanced as OP's tool but still useful)
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ddlsmurf
1y ago
but it's trained to be convincing, whatever relation that has to truth or appearing strategic is secondary, the main goal that has been rewarded is the most dangerous
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1y ago
or they did and it wasn't sweet ? (no idea but seems they would before redacting a publication)
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ddlsmurf
3y ago
It looks like it was declared in Nov 21, and in May 23 they merged in the "fix" by adding "it's approximate" to the docs ( https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/cpp-docs/commit/447b5d8a781.
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ddlsmurf
3y ago
You can also set it for a bunch of lines then deactivate it with `set +x`. It gets rather tedious otherwise...
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ddlsmurf
3y ago
I would dispute that I am trolling or starting arguments here. There's that time I was rude because that article hit a spot I've contended with repeatedly when training juniors (and possibly some alcohol was involved) - but apart
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3y ago
You're making a distinction I'm not, whether they signed off on it directly or indirectly, thanks for pointing that out. I don't really see the difference as that important though, in the end it's their procedures that a
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3y ago
My point is that it was their job to catch this before the plane was commercially used. While I expect no one to be perfect, I do expect some introspection as to why this went through the cracks. Why is this unreasonable ?
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3y ago
Why does it read as bad faith ? All the problems were signed off, not further than November were they considering more exemptions...
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ddlsmurf
3y ago
Ok. So who is inspecting the FAA ? That definitely needs done too.
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ddlsmurf
3y ago
Yes that would take a blow hard who is very strong.
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3y ago
or maybe they'll buy a whole bunch of insult domains imveryunhappywith.ing dontuse.ing, yourmotherhasapreferenceformassagetoolsfrom.ing
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3y ago
Indeed, do you have that gracious offer in writing ?
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3y ago
I didn't know Pixie, thanks !
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3y ago
Why not use something like pango, libschrift, etc ? Text rendering is a hard problem, moreso one cross-platform...
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