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by makach 3y ago
Mfa isn’t for us. It’s for everyone else. But I will admit, as someone working professionally as a specialist in the cyber domain, that mfa saved my ass more than once.
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by makach 3y ago
we all do. but it works.
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by makach 3y ago
Obviously the entire article is an opinion piece and flame bait and I fell for it.
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by makach 3y ago
What the hell? Yes it is taught. How it is interpreted afterwards is very dependant on the team or community you surround yourself with. You get all the tools from schooling, how we use them is entirely up to us.
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by makach 3y ago
...what in the befunge?
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by makach 3y ago
<blink> don't forget
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by makach 3y ago
I am pretty sure everyone is cheating against me online; every time I get a player it is obviously a 2600+ player speed running online crushing my dream to reach a rating above 500.
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by makach 3y ago
I've had my fair share of printers over the years. They've always caused me significant rage and frustration (not necessarily in that order) Last 4 years, I've owned a brother b/w laser printer. I replaced the original c
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by makach 3y ago
I completely agree. The power of LLM and conversational AI will give each student their own private tutor, ofc. there are issues today, but the future will be wonderful for whoever is able to embrace this technology. I already used GPT to h
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by makach 3y ago
There was a period where Magnus Carlsen would drink on his streams and be drunk while outperforming his peers. So, even drunk Magnus would beat you at chess - most likely.
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by makach 3y ago
that is a very good observation and I agree. I guess that can be fixed, and high quality c-connectors will provide this sensation, just look at the iphone lightning connector which IMO provides something similar.
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by makach 3y ago
Diamonds suck indeed. They are easily reproduced and are artificially kept at a high price by big business Gold on the other side, is impossible to reproduce and is a very rare metal that will have many fine uses. You can do anything to it
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by makach 3y ago
Does that mean there are no disadvantages going second?
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by makach 3y ago
I could get it down to ~51/53% by hammering the keys. I think that is pretty good.
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by makach 3y ago
this is my thought as well. reading the paper now.. who would have thought that the quote, "those who don't learn from history is doomed to repeat it" might be useful in predictions.
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by makach 3y ago
this just triggers my entire spectrum of love for this text-to-diagram, but I always struggle with increasing difficulty managing content as the complexity grows.
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by makach 3y ago
Guilty! GPT is the best colleague I ever had, but boy does it speak. You can't just copy paste, but if you consider its responses as input I find myself less dependent on other senior consultants sharing their insights. It also makes m
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by makach 3y ago
This is the resource page I wished I had growing up. I learned it anyway, but in spite and henceforth poorly. Author should publish this content as a book. I'd buy it.
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by makach 3y ago
This is so incredibly cool. It's such an amazing acknowledgement of this style of music, making it easier to create and consumer chip-styled music - it is also incredibly important that we all continue to support this by creating softw
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by makach 3y ago
I read this piece as someone who just got lucky. He never tested it until he needed it. 10 minutes is good. Don’t let this story fool you to not take backups.
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by makach 3y ago
How embarrassing. I've done this. Programming is easy, making things easy is difficult.
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by makach 3y ago
How you are being perceived is based on the assumptions and character of your manager. Early in my career I remember had a manager that brought it up to me in a 1-2-1 that I was "the negative nancy", which I found strange because
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by makach 3y ago
This is not a home network but a home data center. I am envious, but also glad that I don't have to deal with the maintenance of this setup.
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by makach 3y ago
what an amazing letter, thank you for your service! icanhazip is part of internet lore, and passing it on to Cloudflare is a very noble thing to do! Cloudflare, please stay true to the idealistic principles of simplicity and availability fo
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by makach 3y ago
A charming story which almost everyone can relate to! Only one of your rules will ever save you. “Don't run updates directly in the database console”. Whole methodologies are crafted around this rule/principle to not do developmen
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by makach 3y ago
Labor of love, excellent!
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by makach 3y ago
This was definitively not a dumb thing to spend time on. Diving into the details of a binary gives deep insight into how things are made and the concepts learned will enrich your knowledge. If it is interesting and you learn something it is
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by makach 3y ago
Isn't that a oxymoron? A simple smartwatch?! I remember I got one of the early t-touch watches in early 2000, that has to be as simple as they get yet so infinitely cool: https://www.tissotwatches.com/en-en/men&#x2
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by makach 3y ago
The brutal truth is that the "pro-dev" is aggregating all these buzz words in the application you are destined to take over. It's not him that will maintain his academic overly enthusiastic code base. Once he has completed hi
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by makach 3y ago
1Password is probably the best kept secret when it comes to password managers. I don’t understand why not more IT professionals advocate this software.

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