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by eptcyka 7mo ago
You can take this approach in personal projects - with teams you need to decide on this and then on-board people into your use of the language. This does not work.
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by eptcyka 7mo ago
Some kind of acknowledgement would be nice, but nost of our feedback reports fall on deaf ears.
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by eptcyka 7mo ago
The only reason government are doing this is because they want to force everyone to identify themselves online.
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by eptcyka 7mo ago
We don't need a nanny state to help with either of the two things. We can just have parents do their jobs if they wish to restrict social media usage.
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by eptcyka 7mo ago
You can host a decoy on the server side.
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by eptcyka 7mo ago
It is, we did the same. It is a shame that only Linux supports proper fake TCP though.
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by eptcyka 7mo ago
OpenVPN looks like a regular tls stream - difficult to distinguish between that and a HTTPS connection. WireGuard looks like WireGuard. But you can wrap WireGuard in whatever headers you might want to obfuscate it and the perf will still be
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by eptcyka 7mo ago
Do we need all that if we can apply AI to solve practical problems today?
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by eptcyka 7mo ago
Yea, but ctrl + arrows to move cursor between ‘words’ don’t work, especially sad when SSH’ing in from linux. It works fine when using terminal on macOS - you just use command + arrows.
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by eptcyka 7mo ago
The Just in that sentence is wholly unjustified. There are plenty of cli/tui/console/shell shortcuts that are incredibly useful, yet they are wholly undiscoverable and do not work cross-platform, e.g. shell motions between
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by eptcyka 7mo ago
It will be more energy efficient. And the CPU is free to jit half a gig of javascript in the mean time.
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by eptcyka 7mo ago
A charitable explanation for what CxOs do is that they figure out their strategic goals and then focus really hard on ways to herd cats en masse to achieve the goals in an efficient manner. Some people end up doing a great job, some do so a
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by eptcyka 7mo ago
Yea, but it'd be real nice if we could trust the software we run on our own devices, no? Secure boot with software attestation could also be used for good.
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by eptcyka 7mo ago
Putting phone in pocket and sitting down, passing through doors with handles on them, putting cable in bag, removing cable from bag, normal use?
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by eptcyka 7mo ago
Why not use plain IPv6 instead?
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by eptcyka 7mo ago
All my corded headphones lasted at most 2 years of mobile use. My QC35s are still going strong. Wired sucks for mobile use. And if the cord doesn’t go, the 3.5mm socket does. I replaced multiple sockets on my iPod and iPhone 3g. That replac
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by eptcyka 7mo ago
Wouldn’t compute workloads be fine as they should not be syscall bound?
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by eptcyka 7mo ago
I must add that code is on the hot path only under two conditions: - the application is profiled well enough to prove that some piece of code is on the hot path - the developers are not doing a great job
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by eptcyka 7mo ago
I don’t care to read a comment that nobody put their time in.
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by eptcyka 7mo ago
It is horrendous - it seems that oral verification is required to test pupils skills - this does not scale. People not using LLMs to finish assignments are getting penalized by lower grades, people using llms to finish assignmnets learn not
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by eptcyka 7mo ago
> There is nothing weird with that; the origins of that workflows are on-site CI/CD tools Well, it is pretty weird if you end up using it on a cloud based open platform where anyone can do anything. The history is not an argument fo
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by eptcyka 7mo ago
Not having a modem is another artificial limitation.
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by eptcyka 7mo ago
Yeah, just rub in the fact that an A series chip is capable of running a real OS.
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by eptcyka 7mo ago
If they don’t want to hear the correct answer, let them modify the question to exclude postgres answers. Interviews are a 2 way street, you will miss out on great candidates by being this stupid.
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by eptcyka 7mo ago
We do, and it is a pain. It is incredibly easy to defeat any kind of design or in fact HID guidelines by cranking text size to the max on these smaller devices.
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by eptcyka 7mo ago
I cannot buy a device without resorting to Ebay to test my app on iOS 17. There are still bugs that manifest themselves on real devices and not on the simulator. And some APIs are just broken on the older releases.
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by eptcyka 7mo ago
> one of our Availability Zones (mec1-az2) was impacted by objects that struck the data center, creating sparks and fire. God forbid we'd ever say that it was struck by a missile or a munition in an act of war.
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by eptcyka 8mo ago
I would argue MAGA will be rather fitting campaign slogan for the democrat side come next election.
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by eptcyka 8mo ago
Sure, lets have the minority of the population force us into design choices that are detrimental to the majority of bus users. When living in many a European city, I have chosen to walk instead of using a bus route due to the frequent stops
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by eptcyka 8mo ago
If the output of your build tool is too verbose for a mechanical brain to keep on top of, did the meat brain ever stand a chance? Why was the output so verbose in the first place then?

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