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   by est 9mo ago

   svg?
2. 242.▲
   by est 9mo ago

   this is much better and informative. TIL the Rhine–Main–Danube Canal. Thanks
3. 243.▲
   by est 9mo ago

   well people doesn't just comment to say thanks or appreciation. Mostly people only comment when there's something wrong
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   by est 9mo ago

   I wish I could host the RSS and the bsky network can accept them.
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   by est 9mo ago

   I really wish Bsky/mastodon has something like RSS so I can static host them for both publishing and aggregating .
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   by est 9mo ago

   I believe CF Page is faster.
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   by est 10mo ago

   > a single docker image can run multiple programs You absolutely can. But it's not best practice. https://docs.docker.com/engine/containers/multi-service_cont...
8. 248.▲
   by est 10mo ago

   > Virtual environments required This bothers me more than once when building a base docker image. Why would I want a venv inside a docker with root?
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   by est 10mo ago

   > Is it an argument against wrapping frameworks, or wrapping libraries? I think English is not OP's first language, framework here basically means wrappers.
10. 250.▲
    by est 10mo ago

    maybe adding a dedicated cookie for that specific path?
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    by est 10mo ago

    reminds me of something similar https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46321651 e.g. serve .svg only when "Sec-Fetch-Dest: image" header is present. This will stop scripts
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    by est 10mo ago

    > the processes that use them run on the remote Yes but but does the process have to read from a file system dotfile, instead of some data fetched over a ssh connection? > your alias includes a process substitution Very valid point.
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    by est 10mo ago

    I wonder why are dofiles have to be on remote machines? e.g. I type an alias, the ssh client expands it on my local machine and send complex commands to remote. Could this be possible? I suppose a special shell could make it work.
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    by est 10mo ago

    I wonder if there's any reverse zip-bombs? e.g. A realy big .zip file, takes long time to unzip, but get only few bytes of content. Like bomb the CPU time instead of memory.
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    by est 10mo ago

    This is a surprising good read of how LLM works in general.
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    by est 10mo ago

    I am out of the loop, but what AI features does Firefox offer these days?
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    by est 10mo ago

    could `Sec-Fetch-Dest: image` mitigate this?
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    by est 10mo ago

    I might get heavily downvoted, but since official "extension stores" are handicapped, people should re-invent dll inject ad blockers.
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    by est 10mo ago

    > It cannot tell you if the spec if good I beg to differ, if a spec is hard to verify, then it's a bad sign.
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    by est 10mo ago

    > I'd still like to hear about the actual mechanism of this happening I am not an expert on this, but the worst API I've seen is those with hidden states. e.g. .toggle() API. Call it old number of times, it goes to one state, c
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    by est 10mo ago

    Formal verification does not gurantee business logic works as everybody expected, nor its future proof, however, it does provide a workable path towards: Things can only happen if only you allow it to happen. It other words, your software m
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    by est 10mo ago

    > if the system verified to work, then it works no matter how API is shaped That's the case for one-off integrations, but the messy part always comes when system goal changes Let's say formal verification could help to avoid so
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    by est 10mo ago

    > An API you rely on changes, is deprecated, etc Formal verification will eventually lead to good, stable API design. > Users use something in unexpected ways > Complex behavior between interconnected systems It happens when there&
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    Flip 2 Lines of Code That Stabilizes N-Body Orbits for Millions of Years(youtube.com)

    1 points by est 10mo ago|0 comments
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    by est 10mo ago

    Google is doing code review on extensions?
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    by est 10mo ago

    can you just host it on Github Pages instead of an 8-minute Youtube video?
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    by est 10mo ago

    Perhaps in the future, coding is done in rich text editors.
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    by est 10mo ago

    As Hinton said during an podcast, humans can only learn at the rate of few bits per second. Memory and natural language are of very limited bandwidth.
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    by est 10mo ago

    what am I looking at? Cards of text that I have to click to further read?
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    by est 10mo ago

    next hype would be AI in containers?