klysm

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by klysm 1y ago
npm should require this with packages that have a large enough blast radius
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by klysm 1y ago
No
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by klysm 1y ago
If something innovates enough to be a lot better than react then it will start winning. I haven’t seen anything yet
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by klysm 1y ago
Similar concepts happen in music production. It’s best to start with a perfect signal and degrade it so it’s not a one way door.
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by klysm 1y ago
Yeah once you have depth faking t is a lot easier. I find this most interesting from a correction perspective
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by klysm 1y ago
They kinda did that but for a canon lens
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by klysm 1y ago
Effect size needs to be relativized by the error present from the study. There’s a probability distribution over multiplicative increases which probably has a decent amount of mass below 4x
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by klysm 1y ago
And this is stopping who exactly?
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by klysm 1y ago
It’s also regulatory capture. Harder for competitors to meet regulatory barriers
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by klysm 1y ago
You can’t claim that with effect sizes this small
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by klysm 1y ago
haven’t written anything up on it, but I wouldn’t use my anecdote as an indication we aren’t off the deep end together! At a high level, we use DuckDB as an in-memory OLAP cache that’s invalidated via Postgres logical replication. We comput
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by klysm 1y ago
We do this with DuckDB, and leave the connection in read only mode, exposing the database over HTTP. SQL injection by design?
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by klysm 1y ago
Could've been a while ago when SSL certs failures weren't as loud in the browser
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by klysm 1y ago
Do you have a link?
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by klysm 1y ago
I agree understanding how memory allocation works, but not sure I would agree that understanding how to _improve_ a basic hashing function is very important.
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by klysm 1y ago
Echoing the other comment that quadlet is the way to go here
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by klysm 1y ago
If you are exhausting an entire VPC I’d be pretty impressed!
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by klysm 1y ago
I use Postgres as a queue with SELECT FOR UPDATE SKIP LOCKED. You can easily spin up whatever state around the jobs you want to.
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by klysm 1y ago
VPC sharing is the sleeper here. You can do cross account networking all in the same VPC and skip all the expensive stuff.
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by klysm 1y ago
How does NGINX fit into that though?
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by klysm 1y ago
I don’t agree. There is a definite shift around health perception
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by klysm 1y ago
It’s not negative, it’s accurate. The playbook is well known and users should be informed.
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by klysm 1y ago
I don't know much about the space, but is there any incentive against companies like Reddit or Google hunting for accidental clicks by making the ads look exactly like 'normal' elements? There are so many examples like Reddit
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by klysm 1y ago
On what basis do you think nobody on the team understands DoE?
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by klysm 1y ago
People are evaluating this from a cold perspective to see if the system is working as designed or not.
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by klysm 1y ago
I mean it’s also on everybody’s laptop. Recovering from GitHub going away would be trivial for me
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by klysm 1y ago
300 billion is completely absurd
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by klysm 1y ago
Why would the politician in question give a shit what you think? They get into office mostly by funding which comes from… guess who?
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by klysm 1y ago
Moving 29 times is absolutely nuts, unless you have like no possessions
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by klysm 1y ago
I don't understand this perspective. Dumb primitives that are secure is _exactly_ how you build secure system!

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