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by deepfriedrice 3y ago
The article references Lockdown mode [0] which appears to be Apple's solution for this (and other) class of zero days. [0] https://support.apple.com/en-ca/HT212650
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by deepfriedrice 3y ago
> everyone else uses GraphQL incorrectly Quite a hot take but I can't disagree. I was one of the people using GraphQL incorrectly for the longest time. I always knew something was off, that we might as well have just been using rest
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by deepfriedrice 3y ago
Had the same thought. With AWS et al. it's just too easy to use the same instances and avoid that variable.
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by deepfriedrice 4y ago
The suggestion isn't to bypass, but to surface a missing use case to the relevant folks
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by deepfriedrice 4y ago
> their solution, instead of getting rid of the 1000 cuts is to apply more band-aids That's engineering at scale. It's impossible to remove more than a small fraction of those cuts within any reasonable time frame.
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by deepfriedrice 5y ago
> This industry dug its own grave The industry found a way to retain talent for cheap, a. la "I'll never leave my current company at this point"
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by deepfriedrice 5y ago
I wish I could justify using SQL more. It's just way too easy to use Dynamo. Unless my data is complicated enough to warrant a relational model, it's going in Dynamo.
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by deepfriedrice 5y ago
Random question: Why are there so many emoji "implementations"? I understand copyright, but is it really cheaper/easier/preferable for all these different companies to design their own emojis?
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by deepfriedrice 5y ago
I was able to open "The technical interview [LEAKED]" without a dropbox account. Just had to close the login modal.
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by deepfriedrice 5y ago
Since I saw almost no positive comments I'll throw my hat in the ring. I love stuff like this. I learned a handful of things to toss in my back pocket for future projects/hacking. Remix looks fascinating, albeit young and closed-s
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by deepfriedrice 5y ago
It's actually: Your activity might still be visible to: * Websites you visit * Your employer or school * Your internet service provider "might" makes sense because some or none of those may apply, depending on how you're
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by deepfriedrice 5y ago
The cdc [1] has some figures that show a remarkably clear trend upward after ~2007. But IIRC it's pretty even across gender. [1] https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/data/databriefs/db352-h.pdf
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by deepfriedrice 5y ago
What's wrong with solving problems the unix guys already solved decades ago, and doing so less elegantly?
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by deepfriedrice 5y ago
Amazon uses it
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by deepfriedrice 5y ago
Love the explanation of the DAA instruction. I wrote a gbc emulator in college, but couldn't figure out what that instruction was supposed to do. I ended up just copying a lookup table from an open source emulator at the time, which of
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by deepfriedrice 5y ago
good stuff, thanks!
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by deepfriedrice 5y ago
How did they find out he originally posted under his real name? They must have known that was his profile, and then SO handed over the data proving it?
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by deepfriedrice 5y ago
I looked through the code. The model indices may have been generated, but literally everything else looks hand written (albeit probably lots of copy paste). He doesn't even use any libraries for the 3d math, input, rendering, etc. Pret
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by deepfriedrice 6y ago
Good stuff. I don't get the example for #3. I understand using "unknown" instead of "any", but both examples look effectively the same in terms of type safety. I also don't get the example for #4. Side effects
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by deepfriedrice 6y ago
You can also get it with almond milk reduce it by another 1/3
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by deepfriedrice 10y ago
Everyone I know does some variation of this. I'm currently enumerating gen 1 pokemon.