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by junto 1y ago
https://archive.is/maokQ
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by junto 1y ago
I think that’s a good question. If they did their jobs properly, acting as the 4th estate, then I’d be much more supportive. However the last action I can remember that fulfilled checks and counterbalances was the publication of the Snowden
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For many consumers typing your credit card into an unknown website where you don’t know how securely they are storing your data is a huge turn off. The PayPal option has always been an effective proxy to my credit card as a consumer. I trus
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This is disingenuous from OpenAI. They are being challenged because NYT believes that ChatGPT was trained with copyrighted data. NYT naively push to find a way to prove that NYT data is being used in user chats and how often. OpenAI spin th
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by junto 1y ago
Just a side note. That cookie consent banner is a clusterf$$k. Happy to accept essential cookies only, but not even a reject button is available. Thank god for iOS “hide distracting items”.
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by junto 1y ago
Sorry, it needed a /s at the end. It was a skynet joke.
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by junto 1y ago
This is where it networks itself into a hive mind with each AI node specializing in some task or function networked with hyper speed data buses. Humans do the same both within their own brains and as cohesive teams, who cross check and vali
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by junto 1y ago
Whilst the large U.S. corporates continue to use tax avoidance schemes concocted by the accounting big four, the only choice left to countries being taken a ride via missing tax revenue via the traditional profit based taxation is to tax re
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by junto 1y ago
Lots of European companies are now looking at cloud options that do not rely on US companies as part of their due diligence. That Amazon, Google or Azure might close our cloud accounts because the U.S. President insists on it because he’s o
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Agreed. Germany does have a good class action equivalent, which an IP lawyer would be interested to pick it up. Companies such as AXA have been forced to pay back millions to customers for simple discrepancies in their legal terms and condi
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My assumption with bugs like this is that they are “geographically based edge cases” that have been poorly tested due to engineers not being in the right location to test it, but affects a large number of users without throwing a error that
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by junto 1y ago
Cynefin framework: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cynefin_framework
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by junto 1y ago
Am I missing a joke here with the name choice? https://edition.cnn.com/2023/02/07/world/what-is-doxxing-exp...
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by junto 1y ago
I love this comment. Comments like this are one of the main reasons I love this site. You are the kind of person I want to work with and who I’d like to have as a friend. Thank you for sharing.
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by junto 1y ago
This is the route I would go too, but quite honestly once you’re using the more non-standard WCF bindings in CoreWCF, you’re kind of playing with fire anyway. Microsoft never really intended to support WCF and SOAP in Core since it relied o
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by junto 1y ago
Doxy turned my IBD into UC. Horrible disease that vastly increases your chances of bowel cancer. Wiping out your gut bacteria richness should not be done lightly.
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by junto 1y ago
Back in the 90’s I remember similar sorts of kickback from traditional media about the internet and from academia about students not using the library on campuses anymore. Libraries are still in every campus, often with internet access. Tra
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I think it’s more likely I’m misremembering. It is now over 30 years ago. Next on the list at university was C++, so more than likely my brain is deliberately blocking out that language. :-)
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After self teaching myself BASIC and Pascal as a kid, Modula-2 was the language we first learnt at university in order to teach us programming fundamentals. It was a nice move from Pascal for me but I preferred Delphi. Although the keywords
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Because customers can’t trust payments in the app. Unless I’m being bounced out to somewhere I can see the URL and an SSL certificate I’m not paying. What you’re suggesting is a dangerous anti-pattern.
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There have been various studies on the potential connection between autism and the prevalence of a parent (most often the father) of working in STEM. Heightened incidences in areas of Silicon Valley for example where both parents work in ST
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I’d probably tend to be ok with the standard hosted SQL, since replication is kind of built in to most databases so getting out isn’t much of an issue. However migrating away from a cloud specific IdP is much harder and has some serious loc
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Here’s a nice comparison between CloudEvents and AsyncAPI from 2019. You can combine them. In the end being able to version and wrap events is useful, although amusingly it reminds me of SOAP. https://www.asyncapi.com/blog&#
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by junto 1y ago
I see similar too. Both my teenagers got WhatsApp because we as parents had WhatsApp. They have slowly started using Signal in their friends groups. Now as a family we use Signal because the kids started us on it. We are based in Europe and
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by junto 1y ago
What’s wrong with the Postgres Citus extension for this use case?
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This is a spot on analysis. Bluesky and Mastodon are full of people that felt and continue to feel disenfranchised and excluded. They embraced Bluesky because it reminded them of what Twitter used to be and had found themselves what they fe
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by junto 1y ago
History repeats itself. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Institut_f%C3%BCr_Sexualwissen...
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by junto 1y ago
The user you’re replying to is a brand new account with MAGA written all over them.
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by junto 2y ago
Whilst I don’t like cookie banner, I personally appreciate the EU GDPR simple style of cookie banners which are simply three options: - accept all - necessary only - reject all So many websites outside the EU have a mass of dark patter
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by junto 2y ago
It’s a scream test with people.

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