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by manbitesdog 2y ago
I was discussing exactly this with a coworker recently. Someone could track CVE repositories and exploit zero days massively before they are patched. Maybe we have to rethink the way vulnerabilities get reported in open source projects.
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Ask HN: What are your ChatGPT custom instructions?
3 points by manbitesdog 2y ago|4 comments
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by manbitesdog 2y ago
Yep, it's automated, but not through the bank. I had to go through the PSD2 and register myself as a payment service provider for my personal account so that they don't charge me. It's a tedious process but now I don't h
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by manbitesdog 2y ago
Same here - optimizing for equal purchasing power definitely makes things simple. Do we want to order pizza for the third time in a week? Well, it will hurt our financials equally.
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by manbitesdog 2y ago
- Both in our early 30s, no kids. - Our salary goes to our individual savings accounts. - A shared checkings account gets topped up to $5000 every month, proportionally to both of our salaries, to optimize for equal purchasing power when bu
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by manbitesdog 2y ago
A NOT door would be interesting
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by manbitesdog 2y ago
I'm 90% sure this was at least partially written by GPT. Idk if it's for the headings, that flourished way of speaking, or the general vibe after using it for so long; but it definitely looks like it
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by manbitesdog 2y ago
I used to be against apps and gadgets that attempt to replace paper, but that changed when I started using Remarkable. Although it requires charging, is heavier than paper, and takes about 10 seconds to boot up, its ability to undo actions
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by manbitesdog 3y ago
ietfa.org and not ietf.org looks scammy
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by manbitesdog 3y ago
Just tried with GPT and it got it right :/ There is one interview question that I could use like this tho, that involved an ASCII diagram
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by manbitesdog 3y ago
Our funnel stats for this batch are: * 60 applicants on LinkedIn * 10 initial interviews after CV filter * 5 technical interviews after initial personality & language assessment Out of those 5, three were using AI tools during the inter
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by manbitesdog 3y ago
We're a fully remote company hiring people from all over, unfortunately
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Ask HN: How do you avoid AI in technical interviews?
6 points by manbitesdog 3y ago|11 comments
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by manbitesdog 3y ago
The point of having font size jumps is to only test screen dimensions right before and after the jump, to check for overflow or excessively large containers. But with a linear scaling this checking requires looking at all resolutions
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by manbitesdog 3y ago
- Huge cold start disadvantage vs conglomerates like Meta
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by manbitesdog 3y ago
...inside a namespace called Oink
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by manbitesdog 3y ago
Thanks! I considered it, but since parameters are defined just because users call a validation function, there's no straighforward way to get them. Maybe I could use PHP8 attributes for this, but maybe it complicates the syntax too muc
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by manbitesdog 3y ago
That's actually a great suggestion, I just made it into the library.
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by manbitesdog 3y ago
Author here. I haven't made up my mind yet about whether types speed up or down the development in small projects, and I don't know if it defeats its purpose a bit. This is actually one of the open topics in the direction of oink.
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Oink: An API for PHP in a single file(github.com)
60 points by manbitesdog 3y ago|62 comments
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Semantic Programming(jcarlosroldan.com)
2 points by manbitesdog 3y ago|0 comments
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A Tiny Particle Simulator(jcarlosroldan.com)
1 points by manbitesdog 3y ago|0 comments
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Passwordless: a different kind of hell?(jcarlosroldan.com)
217 points by manbitesdog 3y ago|379 comments
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by manbitesdog 3y ago
Also car usage is way lower
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by manbitesdog 3y ago
As a Spaniard who has lived in California for the last five years, this is what I miss most about being back in Spain. However, the ability to go without using a car unless I'm leaving the city—managing a month or more on just my bike
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by manbitesdog 3y ago
I wonder if the mug & donut reference was intentional
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by manbitesdog 3y ago
In case this method makes sense, I'm already registering the EXOrDIA name for a python package: https://github.com/juancroldan/exordia
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by manbitesdog 3y ago
Maybe it's too naïve of a question, but why not just using XORs? Let's say we have a file that we want to split into 4 encrypted shards. We could just generate 3 random files, and make the fourth one be a bitwise XOR of the 3 file
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by manbitesdog 3y ago
I understand most of these problems are the undesirable consequences of Google Maps trying to make money. But there’s no excuse for the ones that are just bad UX, like the zoom level or location changing when searching “food” at a given pla
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by manbitesdog 3y ago
This idea could also be used for good at some point. Imagine “connecting” any keyboard to a device just by enabling the microphone. It would have its own set of problems: not two people using it at once, eavesdropping would be really easy…

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