karel-3d

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   by karel-3d 1y ago

   There is apparently a tool, that you can upload your package.json and it will show you how much dependencies are controlled by ljharb https://voldephobia.rschristian.dev/
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   by karel-3d 1y ago

   to save everyone else a search, it's probably ljharb. (I am not a member of JS community, so, come and attack me.)
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   by karel-3d 1y ago

   ah that's why there is no "java applet"
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   by karel-3d 1y ago

   yeah that's a great thing to use as LLM demo because it sounds plausible yet it's completely misleading and wrong.
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   by karel-3d 1y ago

   I... don't understand how AI related to video codecs. Maybe because I don't understand either video codecs or AI on a deeper level.
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   by karel-3d 1y ago

   Unsupervised learning.
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   by karel-3d 1y ago

   Students give AI-generated essays and the AI then grade it. That's what's called GAN - generative adversarial network.
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   by karel-3d 1y ago

   there are better things to do, like send json that has "alg" twice, each different (one of them "none" ideally) and different implementations handle it differently
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   by karel-3d 1y ago

   they technically don't need to begin like that! JWT is JSON and is therefore infamously vague... but in practice they for some reason always begin with "alg" so always like eyJhbG
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    by karel-3d 1y ago

    I debugged way too many JWT tokens I know eyJhbG by heart
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    by karel-3d 1y ago

    Same thing about npm, btw. Both the node service and the website
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    by karel-3d 1y ago

    Right after Microsoft bought them, github got better, and started implementing long-requested features. (The open letter "dear github" or whatever was that was posted right before the takeover.) This is something more recent.
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    by karel-3d 1y ago

    Interesting. Maybe I tried to do something too complex, I don't remember. https://developer.apple.com/documentation/safariservices/cre... Here they talk about the "container" that needs to be in Swi
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    by karel-3d 1y ago

    Trying to actually write one before, it's incredibly frustrating experience, as you still need to have some weird native glue code in in Swift/Obj-C. And everything is under-documented, as it the true Apple Experience. (I forgot t
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    by karel-3d 1y ago

    > Reflecting on the fact that 3 credits at UVA costs me $5000+ and 2100+ minutes,” Drew wrote, “I do not believe I grew enough through this course for it to be worth it.” Having noticed only “incremental improvements in [his] writing and
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    by karel-3d 1y ago

    Every time I attempt to use HTMX and backend-rendered templates because it's "simpler", in the end I always end up doing JSON APIs and something like Svelte. Because all the "simplicity" explodes in complexity 5 sec
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    by karel-3d 1y ago

    I am currently building (as a side-project) an easy converter from PDF to PDF/A (PDF/A-3b)... a negative being that it is mostly based on Ghostscript, which is Affero GPL (mainly because Ghostscript makers also make money selling
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    by karel-3d 1y ago

    I tried old macOS ... sorry, Mac OS ... and yeah the main problem was SSL/TLS. HTTP/1.0 was fine but the SSL crypto algorithm negotiation never went through.
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    by karel-3d 1y ago

    you can "just" enforce pdf/a ...well there is like 50 different pdf/a versions; just pick one of them :)
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    by karel-3d 1y ago

    Also, all my side-projects. (No, I will NOT use LLM for side-projects. That defeats the purpose of side-projects for me!)
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    by karel-3d 1y ago

    Perl sigils are horrible; perl magical variables are horrible, perl lack of sane object and argument passing is horrible. (Moose was improvement but slow, if I remember well.) It's a language of cludges on top of other cludges. I guess
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    by karel-3d 1y ago

    My phone is too old for this app :(
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    by karel-3d 1y ago

    oh wow people want their software to be deterministic and with the same set of inputs get the same set of outputs! What is this, the 90s?
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    by karel-3d 1y ago

    It's in the Medium article. Scroll to "Who falls under Category 1" https://medium.com/wikimedia-policy/wikipedias-nonprofit-hos...
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    by karel-3d 1y ago

    I think it will be very hard to write a definition that excludes wikipedia and includes (and I am quoting the article) "many of the services UK society is actually concerned about, like misogynistic hate websites". Very interested
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    by karel-3d 1y ago

    Is this scam still available?
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    by karel-3d 1y ago

    Yeah customers won't pay more willingly for something this abstract. You can use tariffs but then everyone pays more.
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    by karel-3d 1y ago

    OK reading this, I have imposter syndrome again.
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    by karel-3d 1y ago

    Yes, I am, it's fast and great, but the UX in go is a bit annoying since you need to constantly keep checking for errors on literally every set (to check for possible area errors). So your code has even more `if err != nil {return nil,
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    by karel-3d 1y ago

    I just wonder if AI will destroy the internet... what it will use to train the next generation on? If people go to AI instead of reddit and stack overflow, what will they train the next models on? They have used reddit extensively to train