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Xkcd: Instructions(xkcd.com)
14 points by grappler 5y ago|6 comments
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by grappler 5y ago
I don't mind that registries are a thing but I hate that they're so baked into the tools, which I think is what you're getting at. If I'm starting a project, I want everything small, simple, and self-contained within my
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by grappler 5y ago
The world is giving Ukraine massive sanctions as we speak. What sanctions are missing that you argue are also needed?
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by grappler 5y ago
lol at Meta's president of global affairs referring to Facebook's service as "reliable information". When compared with what Russian citizens are going to be getting going forward, there is a valid point there. But still
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by grappler 5y ago
No doubt Putin loves to highlight any hypocrisies found anywhere in the western countries. But, I don't think you need any complicated theory to explain any of his actions re: Ukraine. He's wanted that country back ever since it b
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by grappler 5y ago
The community handled the situation in a manner appropriate to the medium. They decided to follow an altered chain that did not include the transactions they objected to. A minority disagreed and followed the original chain, which continues
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by grappler 5y ago
I'm well past the stage of being angry or even frustrated at Qanon follower type people. Now it's pure naked contempt. I regard them with a look down the nose, with a satisfied sneer. I guess I've turned into the "elite&
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Server-sent events, WebSockets, and HTTP(mnot.net)
299 points by grappler 5y ago|94 comments
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Exploiting Client-Side Prototype Pollution in the Wild – S1r1us(blog.s1r1us.ninja)
1 points by grappler 5y ago|0 comments
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The EARN IT act is back, and it’s more dangerous than ever(cyberlaw.stanford.edu)
1363 points by grappler 5y ago|482 comments
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Arti 0.0.4: Tor's project to create a working embeddable Tor client in Rust(blog.torproject.org)
4 points by grappler 5y ago|0 comments
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ProtonMail Bridge gets a big update(protonmail.com)
13 points by grappler 5y ago|2 comments
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by grappler 5y ago
The thing that's hilarious to me about this debate is the unstated assumption that, but for this promise to appoint a black woman in this nomination cycle, the overall process of nominations and confirmations would select -- and for pr
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by grappler 5y ago
I share an interest in this topic, and have come up with a partial set of coping strategies. - I open the popup for the 'SEOInfo' firefox plugin which displays metadata from the page (JSON-LD, microdata, and a catch-all "othe
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by grappler 5y ago
The team of developers I was on around 2014-2015 was asked to do some user experience testing sessions of a mobile app that was part of our company's partnership with IBM, which was using Watson to answer users' healthcare questio
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by grappler 5y ago
I agree with all that, but the argument for "you can't come into the <public place> unvaccinated" will be a lot stronger when it can be followed by a simple "due to a significant risk you'll infect people&quot
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by grappler 5y ago
I feel we're jumping the gun a bit by ostracizing antivaxxers when current vaccines don't don't do a whole lot to prevent spread. Vaccine benefits are mostly personal to the recipient, by significantly lowering risk of hospit
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by grappler 5y ago
exactly
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by grappler 5y ago
I like working too! I do work related things on evenings and weekends more often than not. But that time is precious to me as focus time, free of checking in, free of needing to post updates. It's time for reading something long and te
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by grappler 5y ago
I don't think I'm in a position to. I'm not management, and I'm not one of the rock star engineers. Those are the people who would have the sway to either encourage or discourage this sort of thing.
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by grappler 5y ago
I'm not working today but what this brings to mind is a recently hired coworker who apparently is. My small team has had a nice culture of keeping our work chat mostly confined to our normal working hours, except when some issue comes
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by grappler 5y ago
Yes, governments must exercise power over media, and force said media to destroy the materials they obtained. The media must learn who is boss here: the government.
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Log4j Fix Also Has Vulnerabilities (Michael Tsai)(mjtsai.com)
3 points by grappler 5y ago|0 comments
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Improving the factual accuracy of language models through web browsing(openai.com)
54 points by grappler 5y ago|5 comments
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Customizing GPT-3 for Your Application(openai.com)
141 points by grappler 5y ago|53 comments
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by grappler 5y ago
I suppose that's tied to people believing that you have some kind of midas touch for turning capital into profit. As long as the people with the capital believe that about you, they will back you with their capital and then have your b
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eBPF-Powered Cilium Service Mesh(cilium.io)
34 points by grappler 5y ago|3 comments
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Ethereum Layer 2 developer StarkWare raises $50M, now valued at $2B(theblockcrypto.com)
4 points by grappler 5y ago|0 comments
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Prometheus Agent Mode, for Metric Forwarding(prometheus.io)
3 points by grappler 5y ago|1 comments
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On “Curves and Surfaces” – Bartosz Ciechanowski(patreon.com)
1 points by grappler 5y ago|1 comments

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