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541.
by karel-3d 2y ago
It is not very common.
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by karel-3d 2y ago
They are big budget, very well produced videos with rapid cuts, that always target "teen male" demographic. "We get cars and throw them in a hole!" "10 thousand people battle for 1000 dollars!" "I survived
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by karel-3d 2y ago
Exactly. They are good in the sweet spot when you can verify that they are correct, but you are not that good to do it yourself. Basically StackOverflow but without the annoying mods?
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by karel-3d 2y ago
I have to say I finally "caved in" to LLMs last month. While I still think Copilot is useless, I recently had a very complex code that did a lot of crazy bit-flipping and xoring, and I had no idea what is it doing, so I threw it t
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by karel-3d 2y ago
They added this recently, because lots of people complained to Google that they lose their tokens; Authy and others started to gain traction because they did synchronization. Google was pretty much forced. I know, 2FA loses the entire point
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by karel-3d 2y ago
I want to say - the difference between baby programmer and guy (?) like OP is experience. I don't directly have experience with hacking on DS, but I had some experience with embedded programming. It first seems daunting and hard, and t
547.
by karel-3d 2y ago
It's hard to prove causation in any human kid development though, because - for good reasons - we are not allowed to experiment on kids, and have the studies sufficiently long-running. That's why it's surprisingly hard to fin
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by karel-3d 2y ago
It's still not part of Go's core http library, btw. Which is funny, considering both QUIC and Go is made by Google, but I understand it's a big org.
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by karel-3d 2y ago
Just give the commit rights to Jia Tan
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by karel-3d 2y ago
His parents still want to send him to medical school, because he's Asian, so he needs to be a doctor. (I'm directly quoting him!) That's ... something.
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by karel-3d 2y ago
archive.org approach to copyright is "look, squirrel".
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by karel-3d 2y ago
Yes, working on a single centralised service is orders of magnitude easier than working on a decentralised service. Especially when security and cryptography enters into the picture.
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by karel-3d 2y ago
In 30 years, people will be nostalgic for TikTok. Some people might even be nostalgic for Bing. (People are nostalgic for Clippy after all.) In other words.... you are not nostalgic for the thing itself. (The thing kind of sucks.) You are n
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by karel-3d 2y ago
Yeah it uses exactly those endpoints that are being deprecated for the feature that the parent comment is referencing. https://developer.spotify.com/documentation/web-api/referenc... https://github.com&
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by karel-3d 2y ago
I have personally hit some roadblock before that I cannot really remember anymore, so I just gave up and used debian docker image. (Which needed to be old enough that it had old glibc, so someone with 10 year old OS doesn't complain. L
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by karel-3d 2y ago
Note that modernc/cznic stuff is not really actual go but C trans-compiled to Go, the trans-compiler having specific quirks for every platform,. So it's not technically possible to compile to all platforms that Go runs on, only th
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by karel-3d 2y ago
Oh it's another of those modernc projects, where it's just C, transcompiled to go? Yes, it is. https://gitlab.com/cznic/libtcl9.0/-/blob/master/libtcl9_0_l... So the "actual source&qu
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by karel-3d 2y ago
This article is too long, I will let NotebookLM make a fake podcast out of it
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by karel-3d 2y ago
Isn't there the Collabora stuff that's actually optimized for browser? (but I haven't been able to actually run it)
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by karel-3d 2y ago
Poor Fuchsia is never gonna make it, right.
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by karel-3d 2y ago
They didn't have them when they implemented this code. Back then, error was a glorified string. Then it started having more smart errors, mostly due to a popular third party packages, and then the logic of those popular packages was mo
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by karel-3d 2y ago
Using string error comparisons was the only way to do this few years ago; and Go has a backwards compatibility promise.
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by karel-3d 2y ago
Hm, I have no idea why we didn't pick tgem back then. I see it now. Maybe it was too expensive? I don't remember the reasoning at this point
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by karel-3d 2y ago
If they want to do something commercial, they should go for the code signing certificates, that stuff is still a racket.
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by karel-3d 2y ago
The banking sector usually goes with "checkbox security". They have these really, really long lists what all needs to be secured and how. Some of it is reasonable, some of it is bonkers, there is way too much of that stuff, and it
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by karel-3d 2y ago
I have dealt with banking environment when they required SSL with at least 1-year validity on the callback API URL. Which excluded Let's Encrypt. We were looking for a SSL provider that had > 1 year old certs AND supported ACME... f
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by karel-3d 2y ago
Also you cannot read your notifications, if I am not wrong. I think 3 days is actually perfect
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by karel-3d 2y ago
yeah but the xpdf library part of xpdfviewer is open-source (gplv2) https://www.xpdfreader.com/download.html note that the source code is not on github, but is just dumped each version as a tar https://www.xpdfre
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by karel-3d 2y ago
I successfully hosted Convos (yet-another-IRC-client) on fly.io for a few bucks per month. (It used to be free, but then it was not.) https://community.fly.io/t/convos-irc-frontend-on-fly-io/188... Then I realized
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by karel-3d 2y ago
How is this death rate compared to Qatar and Dubai death rate? It seems to me orders of magnitude higher. edit: hm I guess not https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2021/feb/23/r... edit2: more

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