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by easton 1y ago
What is it about that picture that's so icky? I had the exact same reaction.
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by easton 1y ago
They intentionally chose to not have checked exceptions though, and people have different opinions on it. They believed that people would just catch Exception most of the time anyway instead of selecting on a very specific type (which is of
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by easton 1y ago
Pretty much everywhere except for the area inside the 495 beltway (right next to DC), where public transit is good. But even then, housing prices near metro stations are higher. You probably want a car in most places, just like almost every
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by easton 2y ago
It's not that my comments are infallible, but if I write something wrong/silly it'll be caught during code review. similarly if there's a comment missing before some arcane nonsense nobody will remember in 3 years, then
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by easton 2y ago
The reason I barely use copilot is because it tries to write comments for me. I don’t get why they don’t have a button that says “disable autocomplete within comment blocks” (since the IDE knows which things are comments), but it’s so yucky
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by easton 2y ago
NHI => Non-human identity, something I had never heard before reading this (even though i was familiar with the concept of identities for services, like service accounts or iam roles or whatever). I wonder if that's a common acronym
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by easton 2y ago
Very cool. I have VSCode pets in my editor, it’s usually minimized but I like knowing clippy is in there jumping around.
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by easton 2y ago
(2003) (But still good.)
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by easton 2y ago
I mean, this is almost the same as the external Office 365 screens for encrypted mail just with Google’s design language, so maybe it doesn’t happen as often in practice?
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by easton 2y ago
Does pro not have the “domain join instead” option in OOBE anymore? It definitely used to, and Enterprise does. I don’t understand how you’d domain join otherwise.
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by easton 2y ago
I’d note that (outside of Comcast possibly being mad at you breaking the modem), sometimes they push a bad update and you need to reset the modem, and last time I did that I needed to step through the initial setup on the WiFi network befor
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by easton 2y ago
My uncle does thirsty Thursday every week on his porch in his small town. People bring beer from all around. It definitely works.
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by easton 2y ago
I’ll note that macOS doesn’t necessarily always let you do this the first time, it’ll pop a dialogue saying “hey, you’re cool with this app seeing (your files/other apps files), right?” I wonder if such a thing could be implemented in
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by easton 2y ago
I was mad that easter egg was gone, but I just tried "I need to hide a body" and Siri disabled location sharing on Find My. which is equally funny I think
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by easton 2y ago
It sucks to say, but maybe the best solution is to pay Cloudflare or another fancy web security/CDN company to get rid of this problem for you? Which is extremely dumb, but when the alternatives are “10x capacity just for stupid bots”
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by easton 2y ago
Maybe this is a faster way of getting AWS feature requests heard. I'm going to write a script that keeps trying to call ecs:MakeFargateCacheImages.
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by easton 2y ago
It did, kinda, they shipped Hypervisor.framework in some builds of iPadOS 15 and 16: https://x.com/utmapp/status/1708907045314035986 But you needed a private entitlement for it to work that no app (save UTM after
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by easton 2y ago
I think like a lot of things, once you’re used to having the knobs of k8s and its DX, you’ll want them always. But a lot of teams adopt k8s because they need a containerized service in AWS, and have no real opinions about how, and in those
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by easton 2y ago
Add the executable as a windows service, stop service, replace executable (SMB copy or rsync or whatever), start service? Probably a cleaner way, but it’s just a exe, so replace it like a exe?
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by easton 2y ago
For the first example, Microsoft might point a finger during a audit[1] but if the military had a license and just used a cracked version instead to bypass the activation prompt, I don't think they'd really make a fuss? If it turn
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by easton 2y ago
No, but theoretically it was someone Elon would listen to, which was their point.
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by easton 2y ago
And first names, which causes some government agencies to put FNU in that field for "first name unknown". My mom told me about a time they had someone with that situation at work, and people would call the person FNU until they we
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by easton 2y ago
C# has the with part as a language built in; we use it at work with our immutable objects. var y = x with { things I want to change } https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/language-ref...
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by easton 2y ago
https://archive.ph/oFpT2
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by easton 2y ago
Maybe you won’t! I know why I left that turtle on his back.
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by easton 2y ago
Definitely used for fences in Magic Kingdom and Epcot, and the article noted, they've begun painting the taller buildings (guardians of the galaxy) blue to match the sky.
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by easton 2y ago
Original article: https://labs.watchtowr.com/8-million-requests-later-we-made-... I suppose the lesson is to not publicize your bucket names, if possible? Or if not, leave them present but empty in AWS and don't actual
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by easton 2y ago
Putting aside that LLMs can’t replace people that way, it would be infinitely cheaper to just license one vs buying OpenAI. And you could say “but Elon wants government money”, but it’d take so long to make it back because inference is so c
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by easton 2y ago
https://developer.apple.com/design/human-interface-guideline... are the newest ones. It all kinda changed when interfaces had to be big enough to differentiate between buttons with your finger instead of a mouse.
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RecognizeCelebrities(docs.aws.amazon.com)
1 points by easton 2y ago|0 comments

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