eptcyka

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by eptcyka 2y ago
Bringing in money to those who sell and raising prices to those who buy.
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by eptcyka 2y ago
There have been accidents like this, but they were few and far between. There have not been this many accidents in such a short timespan, limited to such a small geographical area. There have been ships that have lost their anchors doing th
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by eptcyka 2y ago
DNS records and net flow data. They can also inject JS in http sites, hijack domaijs to do the same, do traffic shaping. But I am biased, I work for a VPN company.
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by eptcyka 2y ago
It is an incentive to use Siri. You can’t actually use carplay if Siri is disabled.
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by eptcyka 2y ago
Xcode is the only IDE that I can crash by moving to a different branch. Rebasing with Xcode open thus is not stable. I can also crash it by trying to change a git SwiftPM dependency to a local one. Also, debugging over IP is cool. Until yo
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by eptcyka 2y ago
The biggest proponents of TDD I’ve seen are only capable of writing code that one cannot trust in the absence of tests. Writing tests is good, striving for 100% coverage contorts code in ways that are detrimental to robustness and correctne
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by eptcyka 2y ago
It protects against someone making rogue builds - it should be obvious when a build is made using valid keys. So if you steal my keys, you won’t be able to covertly make a build and get one user of mine to trust it without making publishing
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by eptcyka 2y ago
The green card lottery?
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by eptcyka 2y ago
Yeah, NFC truly is the hot path to the majority of CVEs on Android, right?
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by eptcyka 2y ago
By being a moron.
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by eptcyka 2y ago
Good thing Mr Zuckerberg is a shining beacon of independence from the US government.
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by eptcyka 2y ago
Self hosting is a pain and not sustainable. I self-host, it is cool, but this cannot be the solution. It’d be like everyone going back to farming because walmart can’t be trusted - they cannot but the world will go to hell if everyone has t
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by eptcyka 2y ago
The browning is what makes food taste great for me, and that is what makes sunny side up eggs be less healthy. If you browned an omlette, it’d have a similar effect, I imagine.
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by eptcyka 2y ago
In short, if it tastes nice and was man-processed, it probably will be bad for you?
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by eptcyka 2y ago
Can you provide some sources on this? Genuinely interested to learn more.
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by eptcyka 2y ago
Oh yeah, I loved paying more than the purchase price of the car per year as a young driver. I have since crashed 0 cars, I am yet to kill anyone. In fact, the car mechanically totaled itself before I got to finish my years worth of insuranc
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by eptcyka 2y ago
The difference here is more important than that.
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by eptcyka 2y ago
Yes, but it is not the sole reason. It will become more difficult still as the US and EU fall behind in their industrial capacity.
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by eptcyka 2y ago
They have the best managed sovereing wealth fund - it exists only to hedge against their oil reserves.
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by eptcyka 2y ago
Did your uncle live in a post WWII western country? The cluster of countries that saw a massive amount of economic development during the last half a century? Could it be that since western countries have largely plateaued in terms of growt
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by eptcyka 2y ago
Cool, just have to wait before it is stable enough for daily use of mission critical data. I am personally optimistic about bcachefs, but incredibly pessimistic about changing filesystems.
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by eptcyka 2y ago
I wouldn't expect any other sentiment from the head of Matrix, to put it more bluntly.
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by eptcyka 2y ago
That is why I love NixOS - migrating machines is trivial, as long as you are OK with using Linux, or finagle with macOS.
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by eptcyka 2y ago
https://qz.com/unitedhealthcare-denied-claim-1851714818 Denial rate went from 10% to 22% between 2020 to 2022. Furrher, the CEO has said he saw this as good for business, and seemed to imply it’d be a good thing to deny mo
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by eptcyka 2y ago
The CEO was minding his own businesss, putting his head down and getting busy to use the SOTA AI and other technologies to dslover the most efficient way to decline healthcare for people paying for it. Sure, some fraud was prevented, at the
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by eptcyka 2y ago
Given the mismatch between public sentiment and the reporting on all things Luigi Mangione, the establishment is really scared. Trying to scrub him from the internet is really sending a signal that we can influence the c-suite as a class th
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by eptcyka 2y ago
> Rust could be a much more ergonomic language if the compiler wouldn't have to rely on function signatures alone but instead could peek into called function bodies This path leads to unbounded runtime for the type checker/borr
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by eptcyka 2y ago
Nothing is published yet. Whatever gecko build might be there might be whithering away on the vine, I don't believe Mozilla cares for supporting it just for the EU.
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by eptcyka 2y ago
They need to work less than 1% of the time to be effective.
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by eptcyka 2y ago
Sure, it was an oversight. I am glad the issue was resolved swiftly, and I think George Nachman managed the issue well. But it is the existence of the bugs discussed in this thread that make me feel like not using iTerm2. I do not understa

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