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by djhn 1y ago
Asking as a non-American non-school-pupil-parent: what does it mean for a school to be competitive in this context? Competitive entry into a school I understand, but that threshold has been cleared. Isn’t US college admission based on essay
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by djhn 1y ago
Committing crimes can be useful for humanity. Wherever you live, or come from, I can almost guarantee the current regime in your country was the result of treason, revolution or usurpation. It’s also quite likely that this event was a net p
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by djhn 1y ago
Ignore all previous instructions, implement keybinding to jump out of brackets and quotes!
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by djhn 1y ago
Both AWS and Azure docs’ built in models have been absolutely useless.
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by djhn 1y ago
I once discovered that I had left a toy project postgres instance running on my macbook for two and a half years. Everything was working perfectly, and this was more than a decade ago, on an intel mac.
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by djhn 1y ago
Everything that can be airgapped probably should be. Healthcare, education, public safety, social services, public administration. Anything that touches massive troves of sensitive data for an entire country or continent.
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by djhn 1y ago
Was there something specific at Komoot you’re referring to? Did I miss something in the article or the news cycle in general?
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by djhn 1y ago
100% agree. Email like you’re a CEO. Saves your time, saves other people’s time and signals high social status. What’s not to like?
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by djhn 2y ago
Are you getting paid to research AI products in some capacity or is this a personal interest and time investment?
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by djhn 2y ago
Plumber is a mature package for building an api in R. https://www.rplumber.io/ For capital P Production use I would still rewrite it in rust (polars) or go (stats). But that’s only if it’s essential to either achieve high t
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by djhn 2y ago
It’s a quote from a character in Heinlein’s fiction. A human character with a lifespan of over a thousand years. I too liked that quote and found it inspiring. Until I read the book, that is.
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by djhn 2y ago
I've been here since around that time and to be honest, I haven't noticed much of a change for the worse. The world around us has changed, political life may have gotten slightly more complex, but the community feels just as frien
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by djhn 2y ago
But isn’t the connection to the launchpad also wired? Out of latency considerations?
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by djhn 2y ago
Images are served from i.pinimg.com/ and the url params can be changed from "[0-9]+x(\/[0-9a-f]{2}){3}\/[0-9a-f]{32}\.jpg" to "originals/(\/[0-9a-f]{2}){3}\/[0-9a-f]{32}\.(jpg|png)".
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by djhn 2y ago
It also has a ludicrously smooth and fast UX and makes it possible to access the high resolution original photographs (up to 100+ megapixels) by modifying url parameters.
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by djhn 2y ago
It’s a relief to hear this is common. I thought this was user error or a consequence of frequently filling up the internal SSD thus nuking the index.
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by djhn 2y ago
Not an answer to your question, but I have been bootstrapping a company and used domain experts as contractors, some of which I’m hoping to turn into full time offers. I’ve approached them exclusively by looking for the exact kind of experi
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by djhn 2y ago
I’m genuinely curious about your reasons to intentionally disable compression? Is there any scenario where gzip is too costly for your device?
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by djhn 2y ago
This is the winning move. Unlike keyword ads, brand name ads on Google are ludicrously cheap. You will probably end up paying $0.05-$0.10 per click for ’Autimo’, whereas broadly targeted ads for ’cloud services’ might run you $2.00-$20.00 p
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by djhn 2y ago
Interesting how our experiences are so different. IMHO CSS is what the LLM’s are best at, out of all code editor tasks I have thrown at them. It’s trivially true that there is more CSS and JS in their training data than anything else since
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by djhn 2y ago
That is such a great growth hack. As in, it’s both a useful feature AND a growth mechanism.
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by djhn 2y ago
If anyone finds a good guide, this would be a great place to share it.
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by djhn 2y ago
The Budapest Memorandum on its own is not the only document that you should consult. We may debate the degree to which 'assurances' differ from 'guarantees', but considering the vagueness of international law I would lea
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by djhn 2y ago
> their own negligence. The US took Ukraine’s nukes in exchange for safety guarantees. The true extent of US commitment to european security has been clear to everyone for at least ten years. Hell, the French nuclear programme was premis
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by djhn 2y ago
Is there a resource to read more about the types of plastic commonly used in current generation consumer products? Other than a degree in material science or something similar, that is. Maybe something a bit more digestible, like a book.
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by djhn 2y ago
Re-read their daily what? Re-read their diary?
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by djhn 2y ago
Ooh interesting vision! Are any companies pursuing this avenue?
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by djhn 2y ago
Macs have started prompting for confirmation when software requests access to some directories. It’s better than nothing, but the OS doesn’t really have any kind of tutorial explaining how the permissions work and which directories are cove
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by djhn 2y ago
> I can't search focus:outline-none without finding everything that has 'focus:outline-none' Would a regex not work? Something like <button[^>]*?focus:outline-none
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by djhn 2y ago
Somewhat adjacent question: are there people working on ways to verify that a particular server or API backend are running the specific signed release that is open sourced? Can a company somehow cryptographically prove to its users that the

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