fmxsh

7 ms·

31.
by fmxsh 2y ago
I feel the article takes a widely useful human capability and isolates it to a set of negative, socially contingent actions. Revenge is a social thing. Anger is not necessarily social. I can get angry at the mess and thus promptly put thing
32.
by fmxsh 2y ago
The quality of the community seem to depends on the level of effort each member has to put into formulating their input. X, Reddit etc are low effort. I evaluated X for similar purpose. It felt useful but really wasn't to me. X has the
33.
by fmxsh 2y ago
Apparently there is a lot going in to fingerprinting a browser (Tsl analysis, HTTP headers etc), and changing User Agent string is definitely not enough. By accepting only major browsers, smaller ones are forced to adopt the same standard.
34.
by fmxsh 2y ago
One way is query your ip, retrieve certificates, read the domain(s) in it. I made my server return self signed certificate without domain name in it, in case of access to wevserver's port 433 by ip instead of by domain name.
35.
by fmxsh 2y ago
Did I just read: > "This will begin with [targeting clearly objectionable content], but we may consider expanding this in the future [to opinions we do not like]." And further down: > "It is everyone’s collective respon
36.
by fmxsh 2y ago
Without any deeper exploration, the article comes to an abrupt end, with a link suggesting helping a git project; a git project with the expressed desire of having you participate.
37.
by fmxsh 2y ago
Glad to see this pointed out. I see a lot of complaints that AI "does it all for you," but my experience is that AI removes the time and effort barrier between intention and the acquisition of knowledge, creating high pressure for
38.
by fmxsh 2y ago
I remember Eclipse! That was something like 20 years ago I used it last time. Thanks for bringing back some memories. Setting up an efficient terminal environment is overwhelming. I do it as a hobby and enjoy the tinkering. Thanks to GPT th
39.
by fmxsh 2y ago
I was exploring why Linux terminal environment is so powerful compared to Windows terminal. Windows is built at the kernel level to support graphics and GUI, while *nix systems are built with terminal at the core. Thus Windows historically
40.
by fmxsh 2y ago
Looks very smooth! However, from my perspective, the extensive need to drag windows around and resize them is a habit of windows environment. So, perhaps, this is for the mouse what tmux and Neovim are for the keyboard. In tmux, the window
41.
by fmxsh 2y ago
That's why I rather keep HTML limited than embracing something like Svelt (which I haven't heard of before). Looking at it's inline syntax in the example, it is yet another something to learn. Yet another thing with peculiari
42.
by fmxsh 2y ago
Thank you for your answer. As a casual observer, I was genuinely curious. I am not well-versed in foreign policy, so I'll leave it at that.
43.
by fmxsh 2y ago
From HN guidelines: > Off-Topic: Most stories about politics, [...], unless they're evidence of some interesting new phenomenon. What is the interesting new phenomenon this is supposed to be evidence of? (The question is not intende
44.
by fmxsh 2y ago
I find speedrunning fascinating. Like a microcosm of society to study human behavior. How the wins and losses of one generation of players shape the next, pushing the art beyond what was thought possible. A generation of strategies and perc
45.
by fmxsh 2y ago
For background media, I found recordings of speedruns [0] with player commentary to strike the right balance, not being too distracting, yet giving a pleasant atmosphere (when, for example programming). [0] for example as found on YouTube.
46.
by fmxsh 2y ago
> "She reports that many middle and high schools in the US have turned away from literary texts in favour of short passages to enable the better teaching and testing of information skills that are directly relevant to the workplace.
47.
by fmxsh 2y ago
Out of curiosity, I made a simple analysis of the 10 parts of the article in the given order. I then counted the recurring themes. A) Skill/approach B) Relating to people B) Relating to people C) Self-development (by relating to knowle
48.
by fmxsh 2y ago
It wasn't clear to me from the article, but japan has had a lot of experience with reformation.
49.
by fmxsh 2y ago
Thank you for asking! My phrasing may not have been the most clear. My background is in humanities and health care. I currently work in eldercare. Computers have always been a major interest of mine since an early age, but professionally I
50.
by fmxsh 2y ago
Thank you for an interesting categorization and highlighting dynamics between the categories. Reading the article, I get the sense that being more specific in communication is a sign of better performance capability, whereas generalized com
51.
by fmxsh 2y ago
Academia implies and requires a disciplined way of approaching a subject. I stand at the very opposite end. My computer engagement has not been subject to such structure and demands. I have only been engaging recreationally—it is my main sp
52.
by fmxsh 2y ago
I reflect a lot on the past, both on time spent with entertainment or 'infotainment' like watching YouTube as well as projects I may have undertaken. I ask myself what the long term gain is. Earlier in life I may had felt I have u
53.
by fmxsh 2y ago
I built a set of scripts to fully automate my Linux installation process from live to bootstrap to target environment. It includes a way to build a snapshot of the system in use. The snapshot is sourced by the installation script. The syste
54.
by fmxsh 2y ago
> "Having too many shallow modules can make it difficult to understand the project. Not only do we have to keep in mind each module responsibilities, but also all their interactions." Not only does it externalize internal compl
55.
by fmxsh 2y ago
> "Encrypted DNS Proxy and adding ShadowSocks for WireGuard to enhance obfuscation for customers that truly need it." Seems like the user base is wider than what would be addressed by the most basic use of VPN. Mullvad would th
56.
by fmxsh 2y ago
Adding to this: Coming to the interview stage, carry yourself with confidence when explaining the 5+ year gap. Do not fall into assuming it was wasted time because you didn't reach a target goal. Maybe that assumption will be unconscio
57.
by fmxsh 2y ago
Thinking of it, and asking ChatGPT: “AI-driven research on the Bible has vast potential for academic study, theological exploration, ..."
58.
by fmxsh 2y ago
I've been working on a persistent solution for this for a few months now, which involves changing lifestyle habits. My programming and system administration is fully recreational but still requires disciplined focus. The solution seems
59.
by fmxsh 2y ago
Thanks for an interesting read! I can relate to this. Putting effort into tools to increase diagnostics comprehension pays off in more quickly solving bugs. However, prior to AI, building specialized tools (or even trying to find and learn
60.
by fmxsh 2y ago
To me as the viewer, AI images sometimes pass for real ones, because at a glance they successfully convey a concept. A slight sense of something being off prompts looking a bit deeper and it quickly turns into something akin to a "Spot

More ›