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by deepsun 4mo ago
I don't understand why literally everyone I know are diagnosed with Vitamin D Deficiency. Even living in sunny California. Wasn't human biology adapted for it in the last 40k years? I understand we spend more time indoors, but lit
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by deepsun 4mo ago
It's like we don't have any messiah's today that are mediocre professionals at best.
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by deepsun 4mo ago
Because the employee now knows who might have done it.
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by deepsun 4mo ago
Not necessarily WILL. I've seen awesome attackers who were mostly checkbox spreadsheet clerks. Friendly, methodical, boring, expert.
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by deepsun 4mo ago
Makes sense, I also doubt that they haven't minimized resistance to minimum already.
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by deepsun 4mo ago
If heat is produced by conductors resistance then shorter paths would lead to less heat produced.
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by deepsun 4mo ago
In that case they might just not film everyone passing by, it's not hard, it's an apartment complex, just max 1-2 people in a frame. Not hard to ask them. Or work as actors themselves. It's not like there's hundred of te
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by deepsun 4mo ago
To me the only difference that mattered is that Redis allows to do range queries, while Memcached only by key. Aka TreeMap vs HashMap. Or B-tree index vs Hash index.
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by deepsun 4mo ago
Well the document didn't say "public spaces". I also think they meant public spaces, but it wasn't in the documents. Even then, I do not consent to work as an unpaid actor even in public spaces. I'm ok to be it at c
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by deepsun 4mo ago
If it said so in the contract I would not have any issues, something like "recordings of you are available only to authorized security personnel, can be provided to you upon request for a reasonable price covering filtering and other p
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by deepsun 4mo ago
Once I rented an apartment in US, and the documents said that they can make videos, pictures and audio recordings of me and my family, and use it for their own purposes including commercial. I objected, but their position was that no one is
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by deepsun 4mo ago
But it's a hassle to have at least 2 yubikeys in case you lose one. And since you regularly sign up for new websites with OTPs, gotta keep them in sync. So always carry both with you. And if you carry both, then it's easy to lose
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by deepsun 4mo ago
PoE is extremely useful though. You can stick PoE wifi access points straight to the wall, no wires visible.
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by deepsun 4mo ago
Sprinting? More like buzzing (or rolling for terrestrial drones). It's already in mass production, just with simpler models for now. The most ubiquitous would be "silently watching".
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by deepsun 4mo ago
I bet any FAANG spend is mostly R&D. If it's not materials, not energy or taxes, not manufacturing, not licensing or rental fees, then I can only think of R&D.
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by deepsun 4mo ago
Especially on government websites like gov.uk serve. It's not a website with cute beanie hats you'd want to share on your socials.
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by deepsun 4mo ago
I only add /s if it's not obvious, and someone might take it seriously. Although online you never know, too often people take seriously even the most obvious.
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by deepsun 4mo ago
You can reply to emails faster and so have more time for hobbies. /s
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by deepsun 4mo ago
Don't MacOS users all have apple.com accounts? I hear no complains though. BTW, where do I create an account to for my Linux?
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by deepsun 4mo ago
I believe Rust will never be a major player in GUIs. As in other areas where business outcomes of a software is more important than efficient memory management. I don't like Electron, but its popularity just makes it obvious that nobod
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by deepsun 4mo ago
I couldn't understand author's point, because they haven't provided the right way to do each thing, their opinion. It's easy to criticize.
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by deepsun 4mo ago
Yes, and that's normal (except for maybe eastern European cultures who better hire an American/west European).
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by deepsun 4mo ago
No-no, I mean launch processes by all means, just without shell substitutions. Ever noticed that docker (and k8s) accept command line as an array? That's the way to go. It does not expand any env variables, path expansions (.. or *). L
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by deepsun 4mo ago
I would argue that command line is for human input, so the failure already happened when they composed a `ping` shell command programmatically. Granted, a lot of software works like that, but the command line was invented as a human interfa
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by deepsun 4mo ago
Yes, and I probably was that student in school. The thing is -- grades looked to me like a silly attempt in gamification. I did not really care about grades, but I care about learning. So you might have taught them good, and they will carry
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by deepsun 4mo ago
And that is why China wins in production.
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by deepsun 4mo ago
Linq took that from Hibernate in believe. But in general, I'd say almost all ORM and SQL-gen libraries have FROM first, because it's clearer for programmers.
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by deepsun 4mo ago
Just, for god's sake, move SELECT after GROUP BY, I beg you.
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by deepsun 4mo ago
Don't make a work off your hobby, you'll stop loving that. "Find a job you enjoy doing, and you will never have to work a day in your life" is a lie.
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by deepsun 4mo ago
Was. Expired in 2025, as agreed at its inception. Since then it's "just watching doing nothing".

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