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by jtokoph 3y ago
Wouldn’t the native email clients on devices be better anyway?
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by jtokoph 3y ago
Why aren’t they taking an action to not copy access tokens to their data warehouse? They could also start hashing them with an additional application salt that wouldn’t be available in the database if someone only had db access
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by jtokoph 3y ago
I haven’t shoveled snow in years but you just brought back some surprisingly good memories of shoveling snow in my teens.
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by jtokoph 3y ago
20 years ago I launched a site that allowed users to upload arbitrary files. It was 99% pirated software/music, viruses and pornography. This is nothing new.
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by jtokoph 3y ago
This feels a bit pointless and a waste of resources. Increasing the average speed of cars by 1 or 2 MPH doesn’t help anybody.
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by jtokoph 3y ago
Link without broken images: https://slack.com/blog/productivity/a-redesigned-slack-built...
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by jtokoph 3y ago
Plus Disney could just get the local ISPs to run the edge hardware for them.
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by jtokoph 3y ago
And the v6 version: dig -6 +short myip.opendns.com @resolver1.opendns.com aaaa
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by jtokoph 3y ago
I remember it as the quality and speed of the connection being inversely proportional. You would get 50mb/s for free at a cheap motel, but pay $25/day for "Business Class" wifi that might hit 768kb/s at the Ritz Car
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by jtokoph 3y ago
There is at least a government site that links here: https://www.cand.uscourts.gov/notices/facebook-privacy-settl...
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by jtokoph 3y ago
Google just says they won’t be providing software updates at a certain point. So the devices won’t get security patches, new browser features, updated root certificates, etc.
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by jtokoph 3y ago
I had a similar lockout problem but it was because I hit a honeypot when port scanning the entire university network for fileshares.
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by jtokoph 3y ago
My messages from discover say they will not call me and ask for the code but they will ask if you call them.
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by jtokoph 3y ago
I recently tried calling a local restaurant’s number via the google maps listing. The number was changed to call a prankster who now sends me “wanna play a game?” texts like from the movie Saw.
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by jtokoph 3y ago
Are you saying that already purchased games have code that stop playing included music tracks after a certain date?
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by jtokoph 3y ago
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by jtokoph 3y ago
Could there be a shim between the two that emulates the original behavior?
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by jtokoph 3y ago
There was a program you could run on the TI calculators before clearing that did some voodoo magic so that you could memorize some short “binary” program that restored it all. My memory is vague but between clearing and executing this very
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by jtokoph 3y ago
Prompt: What is glacier? Glacier is a term that is not directly mentioned in the provided sources. Prompt: What is a glacier? A glacier is a large mass of ice that moves slowly over time due to the accumulation of snow, ice, and other forms
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by jtokoph 3y ago
The apollo dev is based in Canada and recorded the phone calls with Reddit without them knowing. The Apollo dev released transcripts (and perhaps recordings) of the calls to disprove statements made by Reddit.
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by jtokoph 3y ago
That’s what made his classes brilliant. IIRC, the exams were not questions you could memorize the answers to. Instead they were problems you had to solve in real time. You had to exercise the problem solving and algorithm building you learn
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by jtokoph 3y ago
Jeff was also my favorite CS instructor at UIUC. He really knew how to help you learn how to think and solve problems.
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by jtokoph 3y ago
I always assumed it was possible to spin up an AWS instance or DO droplet with RHEL and licensing was baked into the hourly rate. Is that not the case?
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by jtokoph 3y ago
While I don’t agree with the implementation, I think this is usually done on forms that ask you to confirm the value a second time. The goal is not to prevent you from pasting from an accurate source; instead they are trying to prevent user
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by jtokoph 3y ago
According to the readme, it's OpenAI: https://github.com/steven-tey/novel#tech-stack
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How Reddit became the enemy [video](youtube.com)
177 points by jtokoph 3y ago|154 comments
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by jtokoph 3y ago
You may want to consider adding a random jitter and backoff to the reconnect logic. Otherwise, if the server goes down and comes back up, all clients will reconnect at the same time and overload the server.
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by jtokoph 3y ago
Because reducing cost generally means increase in profits.
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by jtokoph 3y ago
But what if an AI is so good we can’t tell if it’s a human or a computer?
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by jtokoph 3y ago
Oddly, Safari’s reader mode for this article just displays two copies of Lorem Ipsum

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