jpxw

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by jpxw 7y ago
This is ridiculous. These engineers are on >100k$ per year and could quit and get employed almost instantly elsewhere at any time. It’s not “exploitation”.
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by jpxw 7y ago
If you’re working with a lot of data you probably want to pipe it into head anyway, initially, so <file head -n50 | whatever Can be the starting command. When you no longer need the head there, just get rid of “head |”. Although I agree
453.
by jpxw 7y ago
Exactly, I’m not sure why people are writing code to solve this. Just needs a systematic approach.
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by jpxw 7y ago
Assistant Professor* Quite a big difference
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by jpxw 7y ago
A lot of the examples are just reimplenting cut.
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by jpxw 7y ago
I’ve heard some people taking about using a raspberry pi zero or some other microcomputer to apply the exploit on boot, which sounds quite interesting. As someone who used to jailbreak back in the day, this news was really exciting. However
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by jpxw 7y ago
Two wrongs don’t make a right
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by jpxw 7y ago
I don’t buy into any of this stuff myself, but if it gives people comfort (or even a placebo effect), perhaps it’s not all that bad?
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by jpxw 7y ago
UI seems pretty broken on mobile (no comment on the actual idea as I wasn’t able to read it properly)
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by jpxw 7y ago
No solid reasons honestly, other than personal preference. Bulma just looks better out of the box to me.
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by jpxw 7y ago
Tbh they’d probably get more people to answer “yes” if they made the “yes” very clear. Most people just blindly press whatever looks like yes. The dark pattern would have the opposite effect in this case imo.
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by jpxw 7y ago
Bulma is a gamechanger for me in this regard. I can get something professional looking up and running with literally no design experience. There are obviously limitations to it, but for my use cases it's great.
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by jpxw 8y ago
If it revealed the truth, then yes.