dizlexic

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   by dizlexic 1y ago

   I hate to agree because I hate WordPress, but when building something for others especially in a volunteer community it's still the go-to solution. Pros, a ton of docs, easy non-technical customization, long term support, many already
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   by dizlexic 1y ago

   As someone who has been screaming this for decades, I'm very underwhelmed by this article. It's not the villain. It's the system. As long as this is about an individual abusing a system and not the system itself, we will neve
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   by dizlexic 1y ago

   I've written my own bots that do exactly this. My reason was mainly to avoid detection so as part of that I also severely throttled my requests and hit the target at random intervals. In other words, I wasn't trying to abuse them.
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   by dizlexic 1y ago

   I was sysadmining a virtual art gallery thousands of "exhibits" including sound, video, and images. We had never had any issue before and suddenly we get taken down 3 times in as many days. When I investigated it was all claude. T
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   by dizlexic 1y ago

   "A jack of all trades is a master of none, but oftentimes better than a master of one" - A dude. +1 for the generalists
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   by dizlexic 1y ago

   This I was talking to a fellow dev at the company I work at and he was extolling the virtues of one-click nextjs deployments. As the conversation progressed it turned out he'd never actually had to set up or manage his own servers and
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   by dizlexic 1y ago

   > Was Express ever _that_ easy before you actually understood it and knew what you were doing? yes also sails.js was the bomb.
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   by dizlexic 1y ago

   I think I’m just paranoid, but nextjs has always felt like a trap for the boot camp participant.
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   by dizlexic 1y ago

   You seem... upset
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    by dizlexic 1y ago

    Windows has been slipping for decades now. Welcome to the penguin!
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    by dizlexic 1y ago

    The downvote because you don't understand is a bit silly. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federal_Reserve_Transparency_A...
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    by dizlexic 1y ago

    Well damn, I'm not a serious developer. I guess I'm not included. edit: 2000 messages per month for $200 doesn't really seem worth it. edit edit: even less so when JetBrains lets you plug in self-hosted models. This business
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    by dizlexic 1y ago

    Audit the fed?
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    by dizlexic 1y ago

    100%, I'm shocked how many articles / doom sayers ignore the explosion in CS grads over the last decade. I really believe it's just for the headlines.
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    by dizlexic 1y ago

    Am I the only one whose been so desensitized to these that (outside of the breach vector) they barely register anymore? Is there any company that actually protects the data that they mandate we give them?
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    by dizlexic 1y ago

    ooo prompt injecting with my contacts. sounds like fun.
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    by dizlexic 1y ago

    I've written a decent number of malicious crawlers in my time. Be happy they game you a user agent.
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    by dizlexic 1y ago

    I think the use of "4d chess" was your downfall. I do however think that this is a business choice that at the very least was likely extensively discussed.
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    by dizlexic 1y ago

    is there a state bar bootcamp?
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    by dizlexic 1y ago

    oh good, another one.
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    by dizlexic 1y ago

    break the two party strangle hold that only has to appeal to the extremes to win. (this is a both sides argument)
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    by dizlexic 1y ago

    I'm one of those. I have a few reasons. Initially it was just wanting to keep things in one place as much as possible, but as a Linux guy it's morphed into fierce platform loyalty as a way to support Linux gaming.
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    by dizlexic 1y ago

    A tangent, but I remember having a version Eliza on our family Macintosh SE as a kid, and my brothers and I would spend way too much time typing inappropriate things trying to get a silly response. I think you have a very important point, a
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    by dizlexic 1y ago

    I'm sorry but this false equivelency is insane. Online is not in person. The standards for in-person are higher for a very solid reason. Direct, physical access has an infinitely higher potential for abuse. Echoing another comment, ROB
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    by dizlexic 1y ago

    I think the onus is on the parents who allow participation in an online environment. As a kid we had it beaten into our heads that the internet was full of people who would lie and mislead you, and it was up to you not to trust them. The id
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    by dizlexic 1y ago

    I really love takes like this. Talk about China as an emerging power in the 21st century while excusing them using tactics from the 19th. 10/10
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    by dizlexic 1y ago

    This type of thing bothers me. I always come back to one question. Who is responsible for your kids?
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    by dizlexic 1y ago

    How can a statistical representation of reason ever be reason itself?
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    by dizlexic 1y ago

    every vibe coded thing I've built is trash, but it's amazingly fun to do. I've tried to explain it to other devs that it's like dumping out a 10000 piece jigsaw puzzle and trying to put it together again. it's just
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    by dizlexic 1y ago

    I'm a high school dropout dude...