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by k1rcher 5y ago
Interesting, that is very good to know. I have yet to try external monitors (will be plugged in tomorrow morning for work), but have been waiting on switching to Wayland to see if it’s necessary or not. Great to hear about the 8 hour durati
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by k1rcher 5y ago
I’ve only had mine for a day, but following the official PopOS guide[0] on the framework forums they advise manually setting mem_sleep_default to DeepSleep to override the default S2Idle, which was “burning through the battery” like crazy.”
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by k1rcher 5y ago
Under 30 here and have only ever seen Hashcat as the predominantly used software for cracking hashes
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by k1rcher 5y ago
So far, incredible! Still setting up my environment, but as far as how it’s running on the Framework, I 100% see myself fully transitioning to it from my MacBook. Desktop wise, I’ve been using PopOS for 7-8 months now, so it’s quite great t
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by k1rcher 5y ago
Obligatory link to the Hacker Manifesto: http://phrack.org/issues/7/3.html “… we’re all alike.” Rest in peace, Edwin.
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by k1rcher 5y ago
My Framework DIY just arrived this morning. I finished the build and installation of PopOS about an hour ago, but now I’m contemplating trying out NixOS due to this blog post. Looks amazing!
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by k1rcher 5y ago
Got it in my seedbox as of 15-20min ago: Downloaded: 7.84GB Uploaded: 64.64GB sheesh, one popular magnet!
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by k1rcher 5y ago
Why can this specific approach be cooled at room temperature, rather than the cryogenically cooled approaches seen elsewhere? As a complete layman, is this a major breakthrough? The ability to communicate information via photons in a comput
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by k1rcher 5y ago
This is a beautifully written piece and heightens my wanderlust even more so than I thought possible.
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by k1rcher 5y ago
This is enormously surprising to me. I can't seem to find any links to official legal code or documents on that page (seems to be a guide for influencers). What I'm specifically interested in, is what happens when as an influencer
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Bloomberg: Millennials and Gen Z Are Hooked on a $46B Shopping App(bloomberg.com)
7 points by k1rcher 5y ago|2 comments
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by k1rcher 5y ago
This is an affirmation I’ve been longing to here, lol! I’ve already done the legwork, cloning to the current prod DB locally and playing around with migrations, but the fear of applying anything potentially-production breaking is scary to a
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by k1rcher 5y ago
This is super interesting stuff. First of all, I think the caching layer (which we currently don’t have) is going to be a necessity in the coming weeks as we scale for an additional project (that will be relying on this architecture) Second
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by k1rcher 5y ago
Interesting. I believe I noted a similar function in the Postgres docs I was scouring through Friday. I’ll give it a look and see what I can find. Tangentially related for those who have experience, I am using Django-silk for latency profil
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by k1rcher 5y ago
Cheers for the response (and affirmation). After some latency profiling I am convinced proper cols with indexing will vastly improve our situation since the queries themselves are very simple.
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by k1rcher 5y ago
We are having atrocious READ/WRITE latency with our PG database (api layer is django rest framework). The table that is the issue consists of multiple JSON BLOB fields, with quite a bit of data— I am convinced these need to be abstract
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by k1rcher 5y ago
From a legitimate reverse engineering/security auditing standpoint, cert pinning is generally very trivial to bypass. see: Frida, xposed framework (not sure if still relevant)
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by k1rcher 5y ago
For reasons unbeknownst to me at the time of writing (for it requires much more introspection), I think this would be OK if it were a service that ran only on icloud-stored photos— rather than apple devices across the board. I’m not sure wh
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by k1rcher 5y ago
Does this have any sort of JavaScript emulation/support? Or is it purely HTTP requests? The GID signature piece is especially interesting, I have ran into blockers in scaling scrapers in the past and this sort of organizational/tr
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by k1rcher 5y ago
Semi-unrelated: I’ve been eyeing the Pinephone for quite some time now. Do you use yours as a daily driver? Or have you paired it with an a more-mainstream iPhone/Android? I’m currently using an iPhone as my social circle uses primaril
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by k1rcher 5y ago
Cool service. FYI: after signing up with the MailChimp form, clicking the “Continue to website” link on the signup confirmation page results in a 404.
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by k1rcher 5y ago
> 1. They never get enough developers. 2. They usually get deprioritized in lieu of other projects. As a dev currently building out several fairly-complex in-house tools for a small startup, I can relate to this first-hand. It’s enormous
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by k1rcher 5y ago
Wow. This is enormously impressive. I currently work for a small startup based out of Denmark in the renewable energies space (wind turbines) developing web based tools to assist in our ML operations. With a lifelong obsession with cosmolog
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by k1rcher 5y ago
Wow, this looks bloody brilliant. I’ve only recently begun feeling more “comfortable” writing JS on the fly for frontend development (previous roles were nearly all backend-centric), but one big issue I’m facing is managing the ever-growing
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by k1rcher 5y ago
This is interesting. Does anyone know of previous figures on Windows virtualization improvement?
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by k1rcher 5y ago
So this reflects economy of scale (more turbines per area) rather than higher output/turbine, right?
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by k1rcher 6y ago
I love the sound of that. So far I think the UX is incredibly sleek from my brief usage of the iOS app. Writing markdown feels really good, this will be a large improvement from the stock iOS app. Excited to check out the VS Code extension
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by k1rcher 6y ago
This looks really interesting, will check it out- the privacy aspect is very intriguing. However I must say that I find myself having difficulties adapting to a new note taking environment. I always seem to drift back to simple markdown not
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by k1rcher 6y ago
While the fraud implications of convincing generative text is quite daunting, it's great to see progression in this field.
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by k1rcher 6y ago
Hm... I think the biggest issues I experience have more to do with frontend design rather than composing JS itself. I love using it as a "one-off" scripting language which usually involves interaction with some sort of an existing

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