landgenoot

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by landgenoot 1y ago
Doesn't the LLM spit out the code of the dependency it has been trained on? How is that any different from just forking the dependency and treating it like your own?
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by landgenoot 1y ago
> Another perfect example is nearly any online recipe with 25 screens of fluff at the top to get to the 1 screen recipe. These 25 screens of text are not for you, they are for Google.
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by landgenoot 1y ago
What about a route that gets hijacked? There is no HSTS for IP addresses.
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by landgenoot 1y ago
You need a domain in order to get the s in https to work
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by landgenoot 1y ago
My experience with blogging and being easily reachable is that you mostly get people with very specific questions/problems. Not someone who is interested in meeting you.
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by landgenoot 1y ago
That makes sense. It has been almost a decade ago when I worked on this subject. Do you have examples of countries that do this? Some countries (like Belgium) this _is_ a goal. They implemented a full PKI in their identity cards.
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by landgenoot 1y ago
The public key information is signed by the government and readable. This enables the passport to prove it's integrity by signing responses with its private key.
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by landgenoot 1y ago
Yes. There is even an active function that allows you sign arbitrary bits to check if the passport actually contains the private key. Otherwise you could spoof a passport by just replaying the government signed data. Source: I have been wor
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by landgenoot 1y ago
If you would give a human the SVG documentation and ask to write an SVG, I think the results would be quite similar.
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by landgenoot 1y ago
https://theuselessweb.com/
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by landgenoot 1y ago
I think you can parse the date and time format as well to shrink your problem space. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_date_formats_by_coun...
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by landgenoot 1y ago
Being small is a unique selling point. Lately, I was talking to a small business owner who runs his business over Whatsapp. He was interested in creating some kind of customer portal. I advised him against it. No digital concept is going to
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by landgenoot 1y ago
In Europe, this is mostly called an aparthotel. Or look out for keywords like suites or residences. This is different from Airbnb's where they abuse a residential building for short term stays.
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by landgenoot 1y ago
I moved to south east Asia and the phenomenon of a "hotline" openend my eyes. Every business is basically a phone number that you can message. It does not matter if you buy a pizza or furniture, book a hotel or need someone to cle
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by landgenoot 1y ago
When you move the ball up, but keep it still under water, you'll see the water level rise. Why?
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by landgenoot 1y ago
This is perfectly possible. +-12 years ago I took a course on concepts of programming languages. The exam consisted out of programming exercises in a classroom without internet access. Grading was based on the number of (hidden) unit tests
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by landgenoot 1y ago
You are not alone. Nowadays, I'm ashamed of using words like "moreover", "firstly", "furthermore". Pre-LLM, people used to compliment me on my writing style
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by landgenoot 2y ago
I would recommend to use: - Something that you don't have to spell out. Numbers are fine. - Something that doesn't raise questions. - A regular TLD, which doesn't suddenly increase the price or get abandoned. (and does not ra
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by landgenoot 2y ago
The good thing is that you don't have any interference.
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by landgenoot 2y ago
Cheap washing machines are able to weigh the load and adjust the progam accordingly.
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by landgenoot 2y ago
By reading the title, I assumed this article would be about the remaining time indication, which is a lie on some washing machines.
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by landgenoot 2y ago
They open the exhaust valves of every cylinder while coasting. Therefore, the engine keeps running, but there is no combustion. You can see your live fuel consumption go to 0 when you lift the gas pedal on a modern ICE car.
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by landgenoot 2y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jLmAq0epfrI It breaks
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by landgenoot 2y ago
Newspapers and magazines are pressed, not printed.
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by landgenoot 2y ago
It only has to be unique. It's easy to find out who you gave it to by looking at the very first email. ROT13 or the date in base36 (to keep it short) might help when you need to spell your email address over the phone. Today is oaf@exa
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by landgenoot 2y ago
Why are they using yet another SSID? Shouldn't this be compatible with Openroaming? The map in the app does not load while offline, btw.
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by landgenoot 2y ago
Simulate the NFC tag of the bike and fake the movements?
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by landgenoot 2y ago
If you have a phone with dual sim. Can you use 1 adapter with two subscriptions simultaneously? So that I keep my SD slot available?
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by landgenoot 2y ago
> Simply open a text editor on your target PC (eg notepad, edit, vi), then hold HIDman's power button for a few seconds. The menu will be typed out into your text editor. That's very cool and clever.
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by landgenoot 2y ago
It's like driving stick vs automatic.

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