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by iudqnolq 4y ago
The core selling point of Pop is that they've figured out all the configuration needed to make a bunch of existing software work well together. Instead of needing to tweak everything it all just works. Sure you could start swapping aro
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I've heard that the big issue is when people provide unreliable assistance but require significant up-front investment in time from the charity. Nonprofits don't want to spend a significant amount of time in meetings figuring out
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by iudqnolq 4y ago
> that's a lot more justifiable than boycotting states that don't allow trans activism in schools. Why? I personally take persecuting kids very seriously. I also take violationg the constitution seriously.
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> A) all these experts somehow conspired in record time to broadcast very similar lies to a global audience. If many people have similar incentives they can act similarly without explicit coordination. > B) that all hospitals, doctors
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by iudqnolq 4y ago
The coventional wisdom in epidemiology that diseases can be separated into those spread by aerosols and those spread by droplets. This turns out to be complete nonsense based on a single flawed decades old study claiming particles larger th
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by iudqnolq 4y ago
None of the examples in the official documentation complied? That's probably an issue with the setup instructions. You probably don't have it installed right, or ran the compiler wrong, or something like that. Many languages are b
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I've got no problem with that so long as there's also a standing policy that if you refuse to follow the law you're fired.
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Nope. Look at the "Ending the Criminalization of Poverty" section of https://civilrightscorps.org/our-work/ . It's full of successful lawsuits against small town police departments that turned around 40%
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by iudqnolq 4y ago
In a small community where everyone knows everyone you don't need equipment to run a surveillance state. What about medium communities? Tech is very scalable, federal antiterror funds are significant, and surveillance is a profit cente
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Well wouldn't this only be better if you've come up with something superier to all the folks at NOAA. They combine weather models into the grid product every day with local human expert judgement rather than AI. Have you published
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I'd also plug lazygit. I didn't grow up with line editors. When the state has multiple lines I'd rather see it all at once in a window rather than peek at bits and then have to remember the context in my head. Lazygit is roug
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by iudqnolq 4y ago
> but that the way you're interacting with it is counterproductive if you want it to be useful to you like the person you first replied to rather than finding flaws in it I can't speak to the answer the person I replied to got,
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by iudqnolq 4y ago
Absolutely. Do keep in mind the massive donations Facebook & co as well though. Buying regulators to stifle your new competitor because you can't hack it is a classic game.
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by iudqnolq 4y ago
Microsoft should never have offered an API to verify an auth token is syntactically valid without checking who it is.
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by iudqnolq 4y ago
I plugged that into whatever chat.openai.com is. > You also seems to focus on catching it out rather than getting a result. Nope. I have nothing against GPT. I find Copilot useful enough to pay for. I'm just sick and tired of people
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by iudqnolq 4y ago
It's a fair comparison if the purpose is to guide people in fixing performance issues in their python code. "That Rust library will be faster than the corresponding python library" is a useful thing to know here.
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by iudqnolq 4y ago
Every time I take a careful look at someone's handpicked example of GPT getting it right there's at least one serious mistake. > Florence, Italy: Florence is a beautiful city with a rich history and culture. It is only a 90-min
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by iudqnolq 4y ago
The Microsoft writeup is really something. > Microsoft has addressed an authorization misconfiguration for multi-tenant applications that use Azure AD, initially discovered by Wiz, and reported to Microsoft, that impacted a small number
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Interesting. I wish it covered error handling.
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Yes. I find it valuable for writing boring translation code when. Stuff like match network_foo_int { TYPE_A => Foo::A(read_a()), TYPE_B => Foo::B(read_b()), ... I've also found it reasonably good at writ
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by iudqnolq 4y ago
I would put it as "when it isn't too tricky to do so write your program such that data flows one way". When data flows downwards it's often simple to have the top layer own and then pass down references. But if you start
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by iudqnolq 4y ago
Sort of. Sandy Hook meaningfully changed polling. Americans broadly support the idea someone should do something. Of course, they get colder feet when it gets more specific. Regardless, this makes it very different from a 0 suicide or 0 spy
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Many other countries have succeeded at bringing school shootings to zero, providing the fundamental feasibility in principle. That makes the difference.
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The comment seems pretty clear to me: Despite very serious issues legislators are focusing on unimportant fads. I increasingly think interesting geopolitics are a trap for a certain type of brain. When I was in high school I followed that s
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You're taking my statement out of context. I was refuting the claim that China's restrictive social media policy is a justification for a similar US policy. If the UK justified their actions solely on the basis that because the Ge
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And the UK's belief an entire street address always fits into a single short line is a bane for many foreigners. Every country seems to think they're the norm.
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I learned recently that a common option for address verification is to concatenate all the numbers and compare that, disregarding all the words.
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I configured my laptop to suspend on lid close. One day it didn't and overheated itself so badly it permanently damaged the screen.
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> Want to have Gordon Ramsey to advise you while you are cooking? We got that way back when god invented the book. Or I could prop my phone up against the back of the counter and have a little youtube in my field of view.
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Isn't it nice to get your software directly from the people who wrote it? At least I'm confident any malicious edits were made intentionally. If I add a distro middleman who knows what they messed up mucking around for no good rea

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