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drowsspa
4y ago
The word "anti-social" comes embedded with a moral judgement. You can't just claim you're not making one.
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4y ago
I think that calling this a hypothesis is quite charitable.
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That doesn't make any sense either, once we came up in the picture what took evolution millions of years humans do in just a few decades: look at how we bred animals and plants and completely transformed them without having any idea ab
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4y ago
Everyone is allowed to give their own meaning to words, but you can't expect to just change a widely agreed meaning to match it. "Static" means it is just a set of files. Not that the page is stationary. Do you think that a b
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drowsspa
4y ago
I mean, "ask for forgiveness than permission" for an AI conducting a 1 ton machine that carries live human beings borders on psychopathy.
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4y ago
That Tesla was allowed to test in production without any legal liability with real human lives mostly because of Musk's personal influence is a disgrace
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4y ago
Doesn't it require you to already have connected to the server once?
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4y ago
> When searching by those tags and a time interval, it will read everything from disk That's what I'm asking, actually. Isn't Loki's proposition that it only indexes the tags and time interval? Do you mean that even f
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4y ago
What do you mean by "any query will read everything from disk"? Is that when you do text search or even when you lookup by labels Prometheus-style?
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4y ago
Yeah, I think Java and C were net negatives for the industry.
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4y ago
Pretty sure there's a fallacy named after this whole "hey this is just exactly like before so we have nothing to be concerned about".
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4y ago
You see, that's a problem. I'm left-wing. I'm part of minorities. I won't give up my political convictions and side with reactiona... I mean, conservatives because I'm annoyed by this focus on the raw words and not
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4y ago
Being this obnoxious won't help the cause at all. Keep using this alternative yourself when you can. Perhaps it will naturally fade out of use. For instance, you could have commented about it using "allowlist" in your own wri
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4y ago
Every other day we get vitamin D healing every disease under the sun. In the end there's almost never a causal link.
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4y ago
Is this sarcasm?
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4y ago
"Could", "just", "simple". Sounds like "draw the rest of the owl".
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drowsspa
4y ago
Meaning everything that needs to compile a C native dependency.
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4y ago
Is this the equivalent of that "MongoDB is webscale video"? Why are those issues important in a social plataform
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4y ago
Honestly, I don't get the fuss about these "libertarian-inspired social network protocols". It's not like the technical side of social media is the tough one: it's always been the political and sociological one. In
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4y ago
That is so, so true. So many open source software that I'd like to be able to contribute to, if only they would put a Markdown file documenting at a high level how the code is organized, how data flows through it... Instead all we have
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4y ago
A legacy system with tests? Now that's something you don't hear everyday.
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4y ago
I hate how low are our expectations of "blazingly fast" these days.
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4y ago
I sent a URL through Teams to an Ops guy to put in an Nginx configuration file as an upstream server. He just copied and pasted and it's now a configuration file in production with all of the parameters Teams added.
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4y ago
How is it misleading? Their research isn't about manufacturing graphene.
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4y ago
I generally put a Dockerfile.dev that creates a user with the same GID and UID as my own (injected through environment variables): RUN adduser -u $UID... USER node Then in the docker-compose you bind mount your current director
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4y ago
Yeah, being able to use it through type passwords in the terminal, in a DB GUI, even a VDI session is pretty neat. I wanted to switch to one with better mobile experience, but the desktop experience in KeepassXC does make it worthwhile
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4y ago
It's even worse now, no company truly locks you out and with enough noise on social media a real human can get you your access back even if you don't have your Yubikey. So it's always vulnerable to social engineering. Of cour
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4y ago
Oh yeah, I guess we can be all about getting 10 yubikeys and keep one in your wallet, another together with your keys, another in your home, bury another in your family's farm, another in a safe in the capital city of every country you
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4y ago
The obvious question is: what if you lose both keys? Deep down, I think it's something that requires cooperating with real world entities (governments, banks, basically real world trust), not something that tech bros seem to want to do
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4y ago
Lol this is probably the quickest arrest of a financial fraudster ever
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