hughesjj

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1. 331.▲
   by hughesjj 3y ago

   Kagi ftw
2. 332.▲
   by hughesjj 3y ago

   My Chevy cavalier died due to a transmission issue at around 125k miles. The Schuylkill expressway in rush hour didn't help. Very clonky shifts near the end and it would stall out when trying to find the right gear.
3. 333.▲
   by hughesjj 3y ago

   Reolink+annke work with onvif in VLC and Shinobi on my side, but I had to turn off h.265 to get it working in Shinobi (worked fine in VLC)
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   by hughesjj 3y ago

   You can't revoke biological credentials though, at least not if you want the holder if those credentials to participate in your system
5. 335.▲
   by hughesjj 3y ago

   Also tons of astroturfing
6. 336.▲
   by hughesjj 3y ago

   How long was it before the notice and you getting charged extra?
7. 337.▲
   by hughesjj 3y ago

   > Zero tolerance policies are a direct response to discrimination claims. Source? Because if that's true, that's the wrong implementation of a great policy (anti-discrimination). That's basically saying "well instead
8. 338.▲
   by hughesjj 3y ago

   Fuck 'em.
9. 339.▲
   by hughesjj 3y ago

   Fair, but you could just define the term cost as 'replacement rate', see that the replacement rate for ballistic defense missiles is way higher than the required resources to do the same for decoys, and still see the problem That
10. 340.▲
    by hughesjj 3y ago

    Does the right to be forgotten apply to the legal system as well? I thought it was more about online privacy etc Similar to how you can get criminal convictions expunged so it doesn't affect employment etc but any terms of the expunge
11. 341.▲
    by hughesjj 3y ago

    I mean, you have oncall, it's just permanent oncall.
12. 342.▲
    by hughesjj 3y ago

    I'd say thank God for git history but I suppose they were using perforce back then
13. 343.▲
    by hughesjj 3y ago

    Yup. That said it seems like a quick blog post from 2016. There's been more comprehensive breakdowns since https://youtu.be/PHiyQID7SBs?si=53hV0Ll5a-t0q-QP
14. 344.▲
    by hughesjj 3y ago

    Wait, can you not just replace the wire? Don't get me wrong the replacement cables can often run like $50 but still, it's not exactly breaking the headphone I love my wxm4s but I'm on my third pair due to battery life. Wish
15. 345.▲
    by hughesjj 3y ago

    > immutable and mutable data I don't get how this is an example of python mixing up mutable/immutable data, and I'm unaware of a situation where python does. Conceptually I'm not even sure what you mean by a language
16. 346.▲
    by hughesjj 3y ago

    It's useful for math when doing scalar multiplication but imo it would make more sense to use a tuple instead of list
17. 347.▲
    by hughesjj 3y ago

    Yup, same as Java if you only use boxed primitives
18. 348.▲
    by hughesjj 3y ago

    Totally agreed @ just not implementing this part. I think the motivation was being able to do scalar multiplication with a vector, but it gets ugly when operating on anything but numbers imo
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    by hughesjj 3y ago

    https://github.com/z-shell/zi?tab=readme-ov-file#%E2%84%B9%E... Well, it appears they do acknowledge it's a fork at least, but agreed I wouldn't want this on my computer. The toctou issue is ... Bleh.
20. 350.▲
    by hughesjj 3y ago

    I think you totally missed the point of GP. Like, yes, that's exactly why we need to invest in better transit， because that experience you shared shouldn't happen.
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    by hughesjj 3y ago

    The increased attendance rate of college and price don't have to be (and I would argue, aren't) related at all. In other words, I have no idea what point you're trying to make
22. 352.▲
    by hughesjj 3y ago

    Vms and virtualization is amazing and I don't get anyone who hates it. Their entire purpose is to limit blast radius and that's like the most valuable thing for me when it comes to maintainability. No colliding libraries or depe
23. 353.▲
    by hughesjj 3y ago

    Kagi is one of the greatest quality of life improvements I've had in a while. Here hopes I'm putting my trust in the right place though, search history is one of the most personal and identifiable datasets possible
24. 354.▲
    by hughesjj 3y ago

    > Have these things happened with taxpayer info Actually, yes. Same with voter registration. Hell in WA state voter registration is public knowledge, along with whether you voted in any given election. Try it if you want it, but read
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    by hughesjj 3y ago

    > "I hacked the headers to expose your private variable, and now my program is broken, help!" Normalize closing stuff like this without further discussion as far as I'm concerned "Don't do that." </r
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    by hughesjj 3y ago

    Eh, I mean it's a pretty common ask in my experience, but my experience isn't the world's
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    by hughesjj 3y ago

    They didn't add any content, it was a pure removal commit
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    by hughesjj 3y ago

    I actually like thinking about the exchange of physical information as a network propagation delay, and entanglement/coherence as a distributed consensus algorithm. They're kinda samey from a conceptual point of view (in my amate
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    by hughesjj 3y ago

    >At most, it happens indirectly Oh this is exactly what I was trying to claim. I don't have any source for it though, just general distrust of our financial system and awareness that there's many incredibly smart people trying
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    by hughesjj 3y ago

    Yeah, I was feeling similar vibes back when Lex Friedman interviewed him for some self driving stuff back in the day (...I've soured on lex too since he's not really an interviewer/journalist so much as a host/promoter a