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by huem0n 1y ago
New Npm vuln? Other shocking news: today is Tuesday
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by huem0n 1y ago
None of these were paid
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by huem0n 1y ago
Please no, see > Using CVE reports as a weapon https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GDdlRiThDeg
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by huem0n 1y ago
> customer defaulting after using a merchant's service I think the defaulting rate would just get baked into the asking price. But I'm assuming there isn't a way to repeatedly systematically default to get unlimited free c
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by huem0n 1y ago
I've been wanting something like this for a long time. There's a lot of ways this could go wrong, but I hope it works. I'd especially love a video platform using this model. I can't afford patreon for every YouTube chann
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by huem0n 1y ago
In the US you will never be blocked from buying a plane ticket because of bad Uber reviews, or Amazon reviews. You can also choose to not participat in Uber, AirBnb, or LinkedIn they're far from mandatory. The Amish don't even hav
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by huem0n 1y ago
Thank you
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by huem0n 1y ago
I see Rust+WASM mentioned; does the stack include Yew, Leptos, or a similar Rust-frontend framework?
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by huem0n 1y ago
I believe part of the post is referring to that idea (self disclosure and weirdness) itself, and the idea that the author usually does try to limit it. Even without this specific post, the "weirdness" can come across in an in-pers
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by huem0n 1y ago
Yes, unless I use a really dumb really fast AI autocomplete (e.g. SuperMaven)
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by huem0n 1y ago
Yeah something tells me scheduling coordination and planning aren't William Osman's strongest skills. The group really needs to hire a long term secretary that understands engineers and content creation.
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by huem0n 1y ago
> it doesn't translate to engineering careers From one teacher to another, I'm sorry what? If teaching kids how build things doesn't encourage them to become engineers, what does? If you're taking about attention grab
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by huem0n 1y ago
I think this could help lead to the corporate change you're hoping for.
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by huem0n 1y ago
I've been wanting this for a while! As an alpha prototype its great. Skip/Skim/Deep dive feels like the right breakdown to me. Having a different color but same UI feels right too. Other than quality of life stuff (multiple p
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by huem0n 1y ago
If your disappointed by this being from 2017, check out some actual recent advancements (June 17 2025) by a different company https://generalistai.com/blog.html
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by huem0n 1y ago
Starbucks is my favorite place to worship
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by huem0n 1y ago
Thank you. (Wouldn't have read otherwise)
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by huem0n 1y ago
I'm glad you're telling us it should be socially acceptable to treat you like a robot at your job. I hope every customer coworker and business partner honors your wish by pretending you are a lifeless chunk of metal with no purpos
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by huem0n 1y ago
I long made the same mistake of assuming history. The answer is no, that kind of interaction wasn't transactional in a robotic way, it was highly trust-and-relationship building. Which is exactly what we are missing today. Go to a farm
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by huem0n 1y ago
"Gray Death" is what I think we should call it, because yes it is much more than loneliness. Its like a fog, slow, suffocating, hard to grasp, hard to agree on where it starts or ends. But we agree its there, and agree its a probl
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by huem0n 1y ago
This is really cool stuff. I've always wanted fuel-based work with a high level programming languages. Having a language compile to wasm with wasmi now seems like a nice way to achieve that.
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by huem0n 1y ago
> Does wasm not have try/catch Not currently. There's an accepted proposal, but its in progress.
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by huem0n 1y ago
The De-googling my life project
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by huem0n 1y ago
I think they leave out a lot of evidence, like rates of bullying-and getting bullied, being dramatically higher with cell phones. I'm not convinced that one correlation being murky == teen social media and smartphones are not a problem
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by huem0n 1y ago
I think "Gray Death" is a good name for the loneliness epidemic
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by huem0n 1y ago
FoxGlove UI's https://foxglove.dev/examples Those demos run at 60fps (interactive) in the browser, but they recently started requiring google login to view them which is a shame.
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by huem0n 1y ago
> Policy performance was assessed through 29 robot vs. human matches of which the robot won 45% (13/29)
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by huem0n 1y ago
I don't find this particularly impressive for DeepMind, mostly because it seems like a ballistics/physics problem rather than a machine learning problem. Edit: yep here's a better performing robot from 6 years ago based on ba
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by huem0n 1y ago
Every country. Swap out some insignificant details and its the story of my friend in the US, swap some more and its the story of a former boss from Germany.
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by huem0n 1y ago
> The only constant human presence in the whole building during the warm summer days is the cleaning lady. Hit a little too close to home with that one. Had to finish reading despite how painful a mirror can be. God does it make me wish

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