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by jve 1y ago
And can we have bounties for fixing know CVEs in that abandoned code? Abandoned Code home should only allow security changes and if someone wants to revive the project, bump the major version and get out of abandoned code home. That is to p
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by jve 1y ago
On the bright side, wow, those computers are really sturdy: takes a whole supernova to just flip a bit :)
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by jve 1y ago
As a GPT user, your comment triggered me wanting to search how superior is Claude... well, these users don't think it is: https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeAI/comments/1l5h2ds/i_paid_fo...
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by jve 1y ago
Oh you put this nicely. > How does electricity know which path has the least resistance? It doesn't, it starts flowing down all paths equally at a significant fraction of the speed of light, then quickly settles in a steady state de
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by jve 1y ago
I don't know if I have critical thinking or not. But I often question - WHY is this better? IS there any better way? WHY it must be done such a way or WHY such rule exists? For example in electricity you need at least that amount of cr
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by jve 1y ago
Cycles is not the only variable in play here: - Depth of Discharge - how often you go from full to low battery? Going twice from 80->30 (which accounts to a single cycle) is much better than single 100->0 cycle - Thermal management -
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by jve 1y ago
Well in that case, a regular throw can be used. Don't see a need for custom function. From docs: > The throw keyword causes a terminating error. You can use the throw keyword to stop the processing of a command, function, or script.
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by jve 1y ago
> at its core it glorified overlay to the file system and a Markdown viewer For me it's a feature.
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by jve 1y ago
Actually great intro for step-by-step powershell scripting. I thought I didn't know about "Throw-And-Exit" command, but no, my powershell doesn't have that and google also doesn't know a thing, so wonder what's
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by jve 1y ago
Just a little correction per IPv4 wikipedia [1]: Introduction 1981; 44 years ago [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IPv4
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by jve 1y ago
Like it is a one-off thing to support some system. You must maintain it and account it for all the features you bring in going forward.
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by jve 1y ago
Best because of an ARM or best because of the hardware? Reveal the hardware :)
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by jve 1y ago
That questions is kind of the point I want to make. We live in 2025 and C is still an option for new applications, i.e wrong abstraction layer for application level development. No doubt there are valid reasons to use it, that is just the s
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by jve 1y ago
So someone found a way to exploit Chrome. Should Google now cash you out some dividends they got from Ads, YouTube, GCP, Pixel, Android and Waymo so they can really feel that it costs them an arm and a leg? Suddenly incentives are there to
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by jve 1y ago
It is crazy that anytime someone works on application layer and wants to manipulate string, which is a very, very common thing to do when writing application, one has to consider \0 which would be an implementation detail. How can that lang
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by jve 1y ago
Not quite. It required you to unload project, then you could right click and edit. And then reload project. And the load could take some time. Now with sdk style project you just click on the project and the .*proj file comes up and is edit
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by jve 1y ago
Other comparison would be that we are equipped with tools (software) other people build completely for free. And we can improve those tools and propose them to be implemented (PR). Or just continue using our custom-modified tool (Forking).
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by jve 1y ago
It is great that particular tools enable employees automate stuff and make their work more effective. From developer point of view I see that the effort would most certainly be diverted in another kind of solution. But yeah, "citizen d
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by jve 1y ago
Is that the only thing you can do - test or debug APIs? If so, finally you can do things you couldn't before - perhaps improve productivity by writing some scripts or researching alternatives if your job is really mission critical on p
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by jve 1y ago
You have to justify the use of storing (or publishing, don't remember) content that includes PII. You must register the use of cameras and specify how long and why you store those recordings. Which usually states: For security purposes
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by jve 1y ago
Many countries at least in europe have digital identity systems. For example ID card which replaces passport and is a smartcard. You can sign documents and authenticate online services. All gov + many other services let you log in with this
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by jve 1y ago
> The risks of vendor lock-in, losing control of your files As for Figma, being able to export SVG is lock in really a concern here? Many tools support .svg. So to me lock-in ain't even a concern for a tool like figma. And you noted
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by jve 1y ago
underconstruction.com
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by jve 1y ago
Good to know. The last bit of news that was stuck in my mind that MDN is no more maintained :)
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by jve 1y ago
Sorry, ain't native: Which car use downshifting to help braking? Cannot wire in my brains whether this example is pro-downshift braking or not.
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by jve 1y ago
I'v bee downshifting manually with automatic especially when riding downhill. The effect with Chrysler T&C 2009 was very noticable and effective. Toyota Sienna 2015 - the braking effect is unfortunately minor.
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by jve 1y ago
That's actually good point, thank you. However not something that one can install on-premises or is "far cheaper".
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by jve 1y ago
> when more secure (Linux-based) options are far cheaper and widely deployed Hold on, we are talking about SharePoint here. I don't know any software that could replace it, that is allowing office suite to collaborate in a way Share
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by jve 1y ago
Well, it's been 2 decades so things do have changed. https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/activate-windows... https://superuser.com/questions/1575650/how-does-a-windows-d...
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by jve 1y ago
As I understand, NASA ain't the only party involved with James Webb Telescope - there is ESA and CSA (Europe/Canada) involved here. So... do they get the opportunity to take over those particular operations?

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