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by dijit 10mo ago
probably not far off it, and to be honest, that's actually better than 99% of spam filtering that exists. I think it's more likely a "confidence" between 0-1, and then you can customise what is an acceptable threshold pe
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by dijit 10mo ago
> I switched to Fastmail and I desperately want to integrate ChatGPT to intelligently schedule meetings. Good news. You have options, basically everywhere. Feels like everyone else relying on US tech giants is having AI forced down the
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by dijit 10mo ago
So, self-defence laws in Germany apply to property also. But it seems like they're also very restrictive on what you're permitted to do. Hacking has no justification in law. in 2021 there was new laws added to help security resear
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by dijit 10mo ago
What country? In the UK Vigilante justice is punished extremely hard. If you commit a crime in the commission of preventing crime you will go to jail. There's a couple of things that are permitted and they're outlined as "det
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by dijit 10mo ago
This is a totally fair point to make. As mentioned though, the irony is in that, once upon a time, the lords and landed gentry were the "bland, soulless overlords" and so buying things would improve their profits... and nobody cou
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by dijit 10mo ago
Back in the day we used to track user activity via a "hit id" (basically a random string) that was generated on the backend that added a "post" request to every page. Idk if that was a good idea or not. We depended on co
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by dijit 10mo ago
I often wonder what value it actually is. Sure, you might understand your demographics better.. if you presume that the analytics are faultless at telling you this- which they're really not. If you care about how your site is used, you
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by dijit 10mo ago
I think this is quite ironic actually. If I understood the history correctly, being a "shareholder" was a path to a fractional business ownership for people who could not afford to outright own a business. It comes from the same m
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by dijit 10mo ago
You could give someone permission to crack it. It's pretty clear that the program has utility, otherwise people wouldn't ask. Giving it to computer cracking groups as a real world program that they can use as a teaching tool has s
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by dijit 10mo ago
I agree. My first rebuttal was going to be Windows 8, but that was actually a lot better.
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by dijit 10mo ago
I'm aware of that functionality. GitLab's multi-project pipelines trigger downstream jobs, but you're still testing each MR against the current merged state of dependencies. Zuul's whole thing is testing unmerged changes
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by dijit 10mo ago
Right, so Zuul is properly interesting if you're dealing with multi-repo setups and want to test changes across them before they merge; that's the key bit that something like GitLab CI doesn't really do. The main thing with Z
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by dijit 10mo ago
> With multiple git ops pipelines however, they start to get in the way of progress - especially when they need to be joined in series Definitely, that's why systems like Zuul exist. They're esoteric and require a lot of engine
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by dijit 10mo ago
Nobody that actually matters will hold it against you. Fuck the posers. Do real shit.
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by dijit 10mo ago
Last I saw, ArgoCD was heavily reliant on Kubernetes. Has this changed? (also, it seems like the site is heavily supporting ArgoCD)
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by dijit 10mo ago
I've had the complete opposite experience. Meet has been rock solid for me whilst Teams has been an absolute nightmare. The thing is though both Meet and Teams use centralised server architectures (SFUs: Selective Forwarding Units for
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by dijit 10mo ago
Ah yeah, fair, the Microsoft Press had some absolute bangers.
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by dijit 10mo ago
Sometimes. Sometimes it's just bullshit . Learn the lingo, the language, the proper way of posturing and the correct way to shirk responsibility and that's what matters in certain orgs. I sound really bitter, but I'm not,
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by dijit 10mo ago
> I’d take [teams] over Google Meets What? Why? Honestly your entire comment is almost exact polar opposite to how I feel. GCP Makes total sense if you know anything about systems administration, Google docs is limited for things like
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by dijit 10mo ago
> If you are that old, you will remember each product came with extensive manuals AND there was an actual customer support. But even then, contemporaries outclassed Microsoft by a lot. It was culture back then to provide printed user m
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by dijit 10mo ago
I can try that version, but it's entirely possible (and even: likely) that I was already using an old version of Hugo then; whatever was installed by my package manager - assuming I updated my machine somewhat recently. If I used MacOS
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by dijit 10mo ago
> If the Google culture was at all obsessed about helping users, I wonder why Google UX always sucked so much Ok, I mean this sincerely. You must never have used Microsoft tools. They managed to get their productivity suite into schools
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by dijit 10mo ago
By OP do you mean the parent? I am the parent, and I am indeed down about it. :P It's a fair fix today like I mentioned, but back when it happened it wasn't available, and anyway, as I mentioned it shouldn't have been neces
924.
by dijit 10mo ago
it's a Go programmer, so it's statically linked by default. No need for docker.
925.
by dijit 10mo ago
Raises an interesting point. How large does the canvas need to get before pagination makes sense? Modern websites are enormous in terms of how much needs to be loaded into memory- sure, not all of it is part of the rendered document, but
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by dijit 10mo ago
Yeah I feel like Claude Code is basically tailor made for a use-case like this. Where: * I have forked some public repository that has kept up with upstream (IE; lots of example code to draw from) * Upstream is publishing documentation on w
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by dijit 10mo ago
This is probably the smarter way actually. Alternatively there's apparently some nix flakes that have been developed. So, there's options. I just recommend pinning your version and being intentional about upgrades.
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by dijit 10mo ago
I made the jump to Hugo too (from a managed service: svbtle) a long time ago, but I'll be really honest... I regret it. I decided to use an off-the-shelf theme, but it didn't quite meet the needs and I forked it; as it so happens
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by dijit 10mo ago
I have an auto-whitelist if my greylisting has been handled properly, which means that, the first signup email is indeed invalid, but the second works. On rare occasions I get frustrated by this, and I'm forced to login via ssh and man
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by dijit 10mo ago
Yes, its a bit hidden away now- has worsening UX over time and it will prompt you to buy Apple Music’s subscription service: but you can still buy songs via iTunes on iPhone. This is how I get most of my music, then I copy the songs to my N

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