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Private Processing for WhatsApp – Technical White Paper and Security Guide(ai.meta.com)
3 points by doodlesdev 8mo ago|0 comments
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by doodlesdev 8mo ago
> I don't get why every language's community doesn't just do the same thing: roll an idiomatic UI lib on top of SDL. > I haven't worked on screen reader support, yet. Support for alternative text input is
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by doodlesdev 8mo ago
Honestly, this is absurdly funny, but it makes me wonder whether we'll ever see Computer Science and Computer Engineering as seriously as other branches of STEM. I've been debating recently whether I should keep working in this fi
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by doodlesdev 8mo ago
How so? I tend to disagree with the general statement that this is common in the infosec world, but I'd like to understand better what you mean by that.
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by doodlesdev 8mo ago
Honestly, hallucinated references should simply get the submitter banned from ever applying again. Anyone submitting papers or anything with hallucinated references shall be publicly shamed. The problem isn't only the LLMs hallucinatin
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by doodlesdev 8mo ago
Which proves its own points! Absolutely genius! The cost asymmetry of producing and checking for garbage truly is becoming a problem in the recent years, with the advent of LLMs and generative AI in general.
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by doodlesdev 9mo ago
> Submitted those at like 10 or 11 pm and went to sleep. That's a classic :) Hopefully this hasn't caused any real harm. At least it sure did give me a good laugh when I first saw it.
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by doodlesdev 9mo ago
They don't care. Azure has a revenue higher than GCP, losing only to AWS. It's Microsoft's new baby, and they love it, no matter what you want to run there. Also, they're still the 4th largest company by market cap. Hone
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by doodlesdev 9mo ago
SQLite is public-domain software and one of the best well-maintained pieces of software around today. You absolutely have to be very careful before saying things like these, as they bring lots of implications. I wouldn't call it offens
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by doodlesdev 9mo ago
> everything seems worse than eclipse I would say the answer is that's not the general perception of the software. I'm personally migrating out of VSCode, because having to use the OpenVSX registry to have open-source b
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by doodlesdev 9mo ago
You said "fundamentally", not as a rule of thumb :)
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by doodlesdev 9mo ago
Flutter doesn't use Skia anymore and you can absolutely bind to native libraries from Flutter with ease [0]. The current strategy (build hooks) is relatively new. You can also just write Kotlin or Swift for your application [1] using c
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by doodlesdev 9mo ago
> This fundamentally does not work for anyone with more than 10M+ installs just like you can't write Mandarin and English in one script. Provably false. My bank app (Nubank) is written in Flutter and it's one of the mo
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by doodlesdev 9mo ago
Yes, that's what's being discussed here. I'm disagreeing with the people who are defending using pure white as a background in light mode. Pure black is more understandable, because it helps with battery life on mobile and no
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by doodlesdev 9mo ago
> I’ve never met a person saying they hate books and wish they were white on black. That's because paper used to print books isn't always white. Most of the books I've read this year and last year had a somewhat y
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by doodlesdev 9mo ago
I stopped there and had to read the answers to my comment to find out and revisit it. In hindsight, this is absolutely hilarious. Might be one of my new favorite pieces of software satire (because of how realistic, albeit absurd, it is).
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by doodlesdev 9mo ago
You wouldn't believe how many of these things I've seen seriously recommended before. Also, I do have difficulty detecting sarcasm sometimes (even though I'm very fond of it). Lovely article :)
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by doodlesdev 9mo ago
I didn't manage to get to that point of the article out of pure anger... He got me all right LOL
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by doodlesdev 9mo ago
> I'm pretty sure the article is joking Went right over my head LOL it actually made me angry reading it earlier hahaha Well, that makes a lot of sense. I guess I didn't take it as a joke because I've seen some of
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by doodlesdev 9mo ago
> Modern languages like Zig, Gleam, and Roc offer genuine productivity benefits and attract top talent. As a bonus, their ecosystems are young enough that security tooling has not caught up yet. Dependabot will add support eventual
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Glyphhanger – Your web font utility belt(zachleat.com)
1 points by doodlesdev 9mo ago|0 comments
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Fontello – Combine icon webfonts for your own project(github.com)
2 points by doodlesdev 9mo ago|0 comments
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gpui – A fast, productive UI framework for Rust from the creators of Zed(gpui.rs)
4 points by doodlesdev 9mo ago|0 comments
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by doodlesdev 9mo ago
To solve this, I personally simply wait a few weeks before updating Fedora versions! Generally that's a good idea not only because of RPMFusion, but specially because of the multitude of GNOME Extensions I use, some of which take a bit
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by doodlesdev 9mo ago
It's a community repository for Fedora. It works similar to RPMFusion: you can use it along the official repositories to grab software that's not available there. If you'd like to reduce the number of organizations you'r
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Terra - A rolling-release Fedora repository(terra.fyralabs.com)
25 points by doodlesdev 9mo ago|10 comments
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CSS Grid Native Masonry Layout(developer.mozilla.org)
1 points by doodlesdev 9mo ago|0 comments
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by doodlesdev 9mo ago
This might now be one of my favorite websites in the internet. It won me when I saw the "Excel Backend" design pattern [0]. I wish so fucking much I had never seen this before or heard of using Excel as a database. update: I'
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Official TypeScript Cheat Sheets(typescriptlang.org)
22 points by doodlesdev 9mo ago|0 comments
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by doodlesdev 9mo ago
Unfortunately most of the content hasn't been updated for two years straight, which is quite a lot considering how much ECMAScript and TypeScript have been changing in recent years. I guess it's still a good reference, though.

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