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by khaki54 1y ago
Hmmm this reads like the author neither understands Docker or Linux, many of the issues they seem to have is just stuff they don't know the right approach to tackling. Imagine pairing with a mid/Sr and watching them scroll up 40 c
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by khaki54 1y ago
Yep the best example. Especially if the result is not immediately obvious. Am I commanding "system on" or are you telling me "system on"
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by khaki54 1y ago
Works great in edge on mac
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by khaki54 1y ago
Yeah I had a touch typing class for a quarter in 8th grade. I repeatedly cheated by lifting the paper obscuring my hands and never learned how to type. It's a notable lifetime regret!
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by khaki54 1y ago
seems pretty much perfect including obsidian clipper. Thanks!
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by khaki54 1y ago
A lot of words to bury this being the result of "the state’s botched experiment with drug decriminalization"
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by khaki54 1y ago
You actually don't need to store the pages themsleves, just the indexes. This is a fairly common use case with Marklogic so I'm sure it can be done with other databases.
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by khaki54 1y ago
Netvibes if you set it up that way. I use it for RSS feeds by Federal Agency, filtered by some concepts and keywords. https://imgur.com/a/TtruELg
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by khaki54 1y ago
Reading through the guide, organizations have to compile their own apk/ipa and deploy via MDM. I'd suspect that "archive server" variable is set at build time. Maybe not and dozens of agencies ATO'd a setup where
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by khaki54 1y ago
You DO realize that TeleMessage was put in place and procured before Trump took office right?
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by khaki54 1y ago
This may be a factual but not truthful article. This was initially framed to appear like the Trump Administration was doing something out of the ordinary by using Signal. There were also accusations that they were using Signal's disa
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by khaki54 1y ago
Do you think they are using the message archiving version so that they can meet organizational message retention requirements? Maybe they are using signal to ensure they have e2e encrypted messaging on their devices?
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by khaki54 1y ago
Exactly. Signal and Wickr are widely used, and default installed in some orgs.
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by khaki54 1y ago
They use special secure KVM from the major vendors and they are tempest resistant meaning they are shielded from bleeding signals between devices. They also have devices that can use multiple levels on the same screen and keyboard! See Ev
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by khaki54 1y ago
I personally am drawn to the trades, but something like building high quality furniture in a small shop has a huge appeal.
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by khaki54 1y ago
There is a step up from diodes called [inspecting] data guards and an adjacent technology called content disarm and reconstruct (CDR) that doesn't rely on signatures or heuristics - it just assumes every document is malicious. Combinin
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by khaki54 1y ago
Yes, they already have this type of point system in VA. What is the point of allowing this device when they will suspend or revoke your license after a few infractions. Additionally, you'd need to have generational wealth to afford t
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by khaki54 1y ago
It's not like he called Comcast and had them run a line on the weekend and they snuck it in there with no one noticing. He told Comms what he needed and they gave security a business justification to set it up in a way that had an ac
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by khaki54 2y ago
Imagine getting smoked by that thing! Pure class -- many worse ways to die.
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by khaki54 2y ago
Personally I think Congress should be obligated to invest in US small cap funds only. Perhaps they could also design state versions and you can invest in some mix between US small cap and state based funds.
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by khaki54 2y ago
Did you consider using lottie and its interactivity? What were the tradeoffs?
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by khaki54 2y ago
There is someone out there who doesn't let LLM touch his code but uses it solely for commit messages.
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by khaki54 2y ago
Imagine being proud of yourself for 25 years, displaying "implemented innovative orbital positioning methodology for Shenmue" on your resume. It was even your promotion case for staff engineer since you did it yourself, and some g
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by khaki54 2y ago
I was reading an article last week where the author did a bunch of testing and found Redis is only 3-5x faster than just using a multi model NoSQL. Basically it rarely makes sense to use Redis. https://adamfowler.org/2015&#
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by khaki54 2y ago
Come on friend. I'll rephrase it slightly. All that money would only fund the US gov 6 months. The reality though it that it would destroy the country at a minimum. What I will say is that during covid billionaires expanded greatly.
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by khaki54 2y ago
If you seized the entirety of assets of US billionaires, you could only run the country for 6 months max. So it proves immediately that simply taxing them more isn't the correct answer and won't have any meaningful effect whatsoe
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by khaki54 2y ago
There's a variation of this http://reallybadchess.com/ -- I kind of like it because I don't remember all the classic strategies... many of these just need to be memorized.
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by khaki54 2y ago
See this is the groundbreaking research NIH should be funding with taxpayer dollars instead of gain of function research in Wuhan.
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by khaki54 2y ago
Daniel is a fantastic writer, his command of English and humor are fantastic. I was following his troubles getting a US visa... it was terrible, but after a few years he finally got it with no explanation.
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by khaki54 2y ago
This looks promising, not sure how it stacks up to Transkribus which seems to be the leader in the space since it has support for handwritten and trainable ML for your dataset.

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