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by febeling 3y ago
> What Is The Difference Between A Dockerfile, An Image And A Container? I would like to know what the difference is between a stopped container and an image.
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by febeling 3y ago
> My rule is never to take instructions on how hard I should work from someone who hasn’t burned out before I love this piece!
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by febeling 3y ago
What is the motivation of ddos attacks, in general? I assume it comes with some risk of being criminally prosecuted, so there must be some upside. Is it shakedown attempts, or competitor's sabotage? Neither seems too plausible in this
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by febeling 3y ago
Reminds me that what we really crave is authenticity. It’s the number one rule for writing. Also shows why AI content is so pointless.
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by febeling 3y ago
The numbers to support political decisions are usually made up
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by febeling 3y ago
I don't see how that would be different.
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How to Write a Parser(prettydiff.com)
5 points by febeling 3y ago|2 comments
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by febeling 3y ago
The most critical is probably 1. It feels like gross negligence that Linux doesn’t dominate schools already. What could be more appropriate? It’s so educational and empowering, and a great model for much more in society. In fact, it may not
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by febeling 3y ago
You wonder what needs to happen that would make people stop using Windows.
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by febeling 3y ago
Upvote, just because you seem to entertain the notion that "the system" wasn't broken. I haven't heard anyone argue that way in a very long time, and it's refreshing.
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by febeling 3y ago
indeed. Shows again the milliseconds really count
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by febeling 3y ago
There is one by Descartes (Meditations on First Philosophy), but the link goes to the Marc Aurel book, so it's a mess either way.
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by febeling 3y ago
Out of 53 'landmark' oncology studies, only 6 were replicable in this study conducted by a biotech based in Thousand Oaks, California. https://www.nature.com/articles/483531a
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by febeling 3y ago
Is this materially different from the alternatives? https://github.com/anderspitman/awesome-tunneling
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by febeling 3y ago
Durable, portable, no counterparty risk.
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by febeling 3y ago
I heard somewhere 11% of cancer research can be replicated. Does anyone have numbers with sources for replicatability?
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by febeling 3y ago
Anyone else immediately thought of the attention hack wrt. to duck vs. duct? The hack is based on the opservation that any content with little, weird mistakes or errors get outsized attention.
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by febeling 3y ago
Just use Rectangle app https://rectangleapp.com/
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by febeling 3y ago
The thought in the last paragraph resonates. Not sure which shape it will take, but the extreme inflation of reasonable and orderly text that the models produce will make it lose all its value. It might be an opportunity for the better, in
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by febeling 3y ago
https://archive.is/0U1Qr
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Direct ancestors of King Charles owned slave plantations, documents reveal(theguardian.com)
2 points by febeling 3y ago|2 comments
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by febeling 3y ago
There's the pile on, and then of course it topples over at some point https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wild_boar
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by febeling 3y ago
Yes, it's said they are descendants of domestic pigs, my bad. They do look like wild boar though, and seem to revert back to their wild form quickly and be similarly dangerous animals.
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by febeling 3y ago
I’m always puzzled how they manage to publish posts like this leaving out the denominator completely
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by febeling 3y ago
Why are they called 'feral hogs' in America? This is the original wild species of pigs, if I'm not mistaken. I think wild boar would be better. We also don't call wolves 'feral dogs,' no matter how little we li
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by febeling 3y ago
I love the production, it's artistic and lovable, and avoids perfectionism. The game also reminds me that the most frustrating aspect of working with SQL is navigating the results. This is mostly a UI issue, and I don't think it&#
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ChatGPT finds hundreds of vulnerabilities every day in NPM(twitter.com)
22 points by febeling 3y ago|1 comments
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by febeling 3y ago
This should have been solved technically, not politically. Why not set cookie rules in the browser settings, and handle at http standard level?
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by febeling 4y ago
This resonates. There was a moment in history when, all of a sudden, everything was expected to be built on top of some framework, instead of solving it yourself. 2005-2007 timeframe. Felt disempowering, I guess that's the word. ChatGP
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by febeling 4y ago
True, I meant say local public transport.

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