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by keyle 5mo ago
This is bad. If they came out announcing this, without a long winded explanation and further details, it's because they're staring at a bottomless pit and they haven't put the lid on it yet. For a Fortune 100, to go out of yo
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by keyle 5mo ago
The only way to 'harden your github actions' is to not use github actions.
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by keyle 5mo ago
I've just setup a new ThinkPad with openbsd. You just need to put the firmware needed on a usb stick, mount it and run one command, fw_update -p ./ It wasn't hard.
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by keyle 5mo ago
No I do use them, for specific, targetted jobs, with 'well' defined specs.
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by keyle 5mo ago
It reads like long winded version of paid advertising.
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by keyle 5mo ago
Why would I want OpenAI to gobble up my brain dumps?
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The Go Compiler: A Deep Dive(blog.gaborkoos.com)
2 points by keyle 5mo ago|0 comments
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by keyle 5mo ago
Interesting, what do use it for if you can share?
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by keyle 5mo ago
I love my PSP but even with a new battery... it dies after 24hrs off ... not sure why.
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by keyle 5mo ago
Interesting so the N64 had a more flexible color blending process, and in doing that no clamping. So the 'good explosions' were possible on N64 if you did the blending+clamp by hand?
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by keyle 5mo ago
Added support for -unsafe attributes Right in time for the Rust rewrite! /s
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by keyle 5mo ago
Interesting there were news last week or so of apple removing Mac minis options.
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by keyle 5mo ago
If only you could still buy Mac's with that much RAM
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by keyle 5mo ago
I'm not sure I follow, you develop code on a remote machine by speaking to your phone and are unimpressed by the result?
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by keyle 5mo ago
update: vim-classics, it's faster. Particularly launching external stuff like fzf and rg.
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by keyle 5mo ago
Won't touch it with a ten foot pole.
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by keyle 5mo ago
I'm no believer... 9 days later... Lessssssgoooooooo wooooooooo <sunglasses and rave>
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Fragnesia: Linux Kernel Local Privilege Escalation via ESP-in-TCP(wiz.io)
1 points by keyle 5mo ago|0 comments
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by keyle 5mo ago
Fair enough for the formers. Issue tracking though...
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by keyle 5mo ago
For self hosting... and personal code repo, why not just git... and expose something like Stagit for the web?
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by keyle 5mo ago
I didn't know about vim-classic, I've switched to it now. I can't really notice much of a difference except themes are missing... and fzf needed a fix.
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by keyle 5mo ago
Please refrain from making claims like "absolute insanity" without backing it with some sort of commentary on the claim. It really isn't worthy of HN. see guidelines https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines
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by keyle 5mo ago
We want it to look like the text is stretching towards 2020 Sigh, if only :| Who knew back then that we'd go from less design to no design at all produced by machines.
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by keyle 5mo ago
Irix 5 was so clean!
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by keyle 5mo ago
How these companies act like these changes are for the better good and how "we are different" is just gross. The planning is happening openly, including a voluntary separation window. That creates real uncertainty for our te
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by keyle 5mo ago
Care to explain?
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by keyle 5mo ago
Don't worry, it's a shiny tool at the moment. The electric screwdriver had its wow moment too. I still haven't found a single person willing to go to the movies, and watch an AI movie. If it wasn't made by a person, ther
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by keyle 5mo ago
The truth is out there! One cent at a time.
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by keyle 5mo ago
Back in the day of the early industrial revolution and roads being improved, I imagine there were quite a few "horses forever" people. Some people embrace progress, some hate it. No one however is comfortable with change, if they
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by keyle 5mo ago
Nice read! I love the "we are so back" vs. "it's so over" graph. Defines so much of this type of work. "Wow? ... nah... WOW?! ... nah..."

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