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by j16sdiz 2y ago
The main complain here is lack of archive/history of what was on the internet. Discord is a big offender, but it is not alone. Consider: Google Plus, Usenet, Facebook.
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by j16sdiz 2y ago
Searching the very title on Google give me these: (2023) Is the 4-day work week closer than we think? - Nearly half of Aussies think it will happen within five years. https://ia.acs.org.au/article/2023/is-the-4-day
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by j16sdiz 2y ago
This is what keep me using debian. Debian have (at least) three flavour of vim, depends on I want lua python ruby or x11 supports. I can install what I need without pulling in gigabytes of dependency. If they start copycating other distro,
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by j16sdiz 2y ago
> That jar will also be on the classpath when running the app. No. In many maven config, runtime classpath is not the same as compile time
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by j16sdiz 2y ago
+1 For mostly-read flow like authentication, a centralized database can scale really well. You don't even need postgres for that. If you have mutable state, JWT can't help you anyway. JWT start make sense only when you are doing o
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by j16sdiz 2y ago
We don't use JWT because we are NOT google scale. A centralized database for sessions, and we can extend/revoke any token anytime.
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by j16sdiz 2y ago
I dont think that's a hard legal requirement to scan. Just some law around what to do once they are known, and some executive arrangements
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by j16sdiz 2y ago
Can't the attacker(?) just buy a tracking device that don't implement this?
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by j16sdiz 2y ago
The CVE system was designed for cross referencing different database, not as a metric. https://www.tripwire.com/state-of-security/history-common-vu...
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by j16sdiz 2y ago
> the intended purpose of CVEs is to actually identify serious (and less serious) exploits No. It was created for cross-referencing different vulnerability databases. https://www.tripwire.com/state-of-security/histor
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by j16sdiz 2y ago
It would be _slightly_ better if the DBMS have array types. Often they are not scalable, but it is better than thousands lines of copy-and-pasted code.
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by j16sdiz 2y ago
Regulations. If they don't care, some government will force some worse regulation on them. ... and DJI is a Chinese company, where the government have no shame making up ad-hoc arbitrary rules.
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by j16sdiz 2y ago
Many PhD in physics (even those working with number crunching) can't write javascript. Its not like you can solve a 2nd order differential equation in bowser.
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by j16sdiz 2y ago
> ... medium-term goal is to exceed ... According to the roadmap, another Elon company should have attended fully automated driving years ago.
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by j16sdiz 2y ago
Unified memory is basically L3 cache speed with zero copy between CPU and GPU. They have engineering difference. Depends on who you ask, it may or may not worth it
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by j16sdiz 2y ago
I hope not. The core wayland protocol have so many missing piece and many extension are not standardized nor well defined. This is basically killing the interoperability between UI toolkit for non-trivial cases.
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by j16sdiz 2y ago
Funny that you prefix 1987 with 01987, as if 5 digits years is needed anything soon... yet, conveniently saying 80s or 90s without the "19" part like we won't exist in 50 more years.
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by j16sdiz 2y ago
An Asian-owned company in US can easily get 80%+ Asian. Is that "diversity"? This depends on how you frame. It is not diverse for the company, but it could be in the larger social context. Putting the same thing in, say, San Franc
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by j16sdiz 2y ago
It is not controversial here, but I don't think it have been thought thoroughly here. You are asking for legislation forbidding hostile (or unexpected) updates. But how about exemption for (or even mandating) "good" (e.g. sec
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by j16sdiz 2y ago
I saw there is a decryption tools with the RSA decryption key. How did they got those keys?
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by j16sdiz 3y ago
Wayland by itself is simplier -- it is done by "outsourcing" everything a window system should do to the window manager. There is where the complexity kicks in.
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by j16sdiz 3y ago
No. The real nightmare is systemd integration with dbus.
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by j16sdiz 3y ago
Oh, great. Adding another moving parts via IPC to essential system tool. Sure this would make recovery/rescue scenario more "fun".
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by j16sdiz 3y ago
You knew it is rtl when you see a paragraph is aligned to right
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by j16sdiz 3y ago
Not a bad idea, but there are lots of details need to be fill in and, you know, devils is in the details. Google's index is so large that it's physically very hard to transfer out while being updated. Bandwidth cost is non negligi
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by j16sdiz 3y ago
facebook/twitter ads still works. I know what you gonna say, but... ya... you knew.
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by j16sdiz 3y ago
> why LLMs are good at some tasks? Like how we explain human doing tasks -- they are evolved to do that. I believe this is a non-answer, but if we are satisfied with that non answer for human, why not LLMs?
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by j16sdiz 3y ago
The parent was talking about async exception in java -- like the InterruptedException . They are hard to work or reason with.
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by j16sdiz 3y ago
From the anti fraud pov, giving explaination is "tipping". From user pov, this is frustrating. I can't see how this can be solved.
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by j16sdiz 3y ago
I have tried thunderbird meant times, but it never work well for me. The mbox based storage format simply don't scale

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