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by mannyv 4mo ago
Certificate expiry is less severe than an untrusted issuer or a host mismatch. The former is most likely an administrative error (ie: someone forgot to renew, or the auto-renew is failing). The latter is more likely to be an MTM attack. I&#
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by mannyv 4mo ago
"nobody should be renewing their certificate within 90 minutes of expiration" You obviously haven't worked with hardware guys. "I mean, what's the point of those last 30 days if you need to renew it 30 days before e
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by mannyv 4mo ago
Anything that might fix brain plumbing would be welcome. Over time, everything breaks down. If this actually fixes some plumbing issue that would be great. Of course, it probably will lead to another downstream plumbing issue, but one thing
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by mannyv 4mo ago
"Epubcheck does basic CSS checking of course, but it can’t validate CSS against a renderer which is fundamentally broken!" According to the author, Kobo uses CSS from 2013. A quick check with an AI says RMSDK supports CSS 2.1 and
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by mannyv 4mo ago
Power on after a power failure has been a Mac feature for decades. Did it stop working at some point? Of course, it didn't work if you set your Mac to shut down if the UPS is running out of power, which was always quite annoying. You w
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by mannyv 4mo ago
Well, now that it's becoming "the community source" for LLMs it's becoming even more of a target for large-scale manipulation.
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by mannyv 4mo ago
Yay, it's only taken them years to do this. Since the pool identifiers are static, how do you actually fail over? Oh, you need a custom domain that presumably routes if the primary dies.
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by mannyv 4mo ago
That's how far s3 has come - it's replacing products that were the pinnacle of scalability back in the day. I have to look a bit, but it could probably replace Cassandra now as well.
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by mannyv 4mo ago
The article buries something interesting at the bottom: "Herd size is down, but U.S. beef production is steady" So the author talks about all this stuff, but probably the three big cost drivers are: 1. Input costs are higher 2. Po
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by mannyv 4mo ago
You don't really need clickhouse in this pipeline. And it's interesting (but obvious once said) that you can replace kafka with s3...at least in the "scalable and reliable destination for lots of data" dimension.
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by mannyv 4mo ago
The only thing I can think of is to ask the AI "why this instead of that?" Every architectural decision is a tradeoff between something and another. Every technology choice is also a tradeoff. If you understand the reasons for the
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by mannyv 5mo ago
At this point the models should just start improving themselves.
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by mannyv 5mo ago
It's crazy that a bestseller (Grant) sold 382k copies. That's a rounding error for Mr. Beast. Who's buying? It could be their customers were boomers, who are dying. What are they doing to bring in new customers? The answer: n
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by mannyv 5mo ago
My dad was a lefty and played golf right-handed. It's a common enough thing. In golf, strength is overrated until you get to the pros.
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by mannyv 5mo ago
In many parts of Asia they will 'correct' children who are using their left hands.
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by mannyv 5mo ago
How does this fit into the "you're too dumb to be in the armed forces" idea? https://law.stackexchange.com/questions/37491/is-it-truly-il...
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by mannyv 5mo ago
The powermate driver still works. My powermate is hooked up to my mac studio. I'll try this one; the real one doesn't init on restart, so I have to open it to get the throbbing.
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by mannyv 5mo ago
Has anyone else noticed the lack of free soda cups after they switched back to Coca-Cola products? Back in the Pepsi days there were always free cups around from people that didn't like Pepsi. Now - nada.
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by mannyv 5mo ago
app version?
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by mannyv 5mo ago
The listings on eBay are also super tight. If you can find a Mini/Studio it's priced at a premium.
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by mannyv 5mo ago
My kids pointed out that Apple Maps shows street lights, which makes navigation much easier than waze or google maps. They use apple maps exclusively.
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by mannyv 5mo ago
Just don't bother with Postgres. I've run mysql for years in production and have spent probably 30 minutes thinking about managing it. Unless there's some psql feature you need (unlikely), it'll just become a severe pain
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by mannyv 5mo ago
Postgres can scale, just like any database can scale. The issue is there's a lot of lore and esoterica required to get it to scale. Every time there's an issue with Postgres there's someone that's all "just do xyzzy
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by mannyv 6mo ago
Yeah, the smell is sticky. Manhattan and Las Vegas seem to be full of stoners, if my nose is to be believed. It makes me wonder how undetectable we really were when we smoked up when we were kids. I mean dang, I can smell the weed half a bl
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by mannyv 6mo ago
Stoners probably don't vote (it's too much work), but dispensary owners do. And now they can start the process for allowing dispensaries into the banking system. How that will work will be unclear, because technically marijuana is
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by mannyv 6mo ago
Just connect your TV to WiFi then block it at your router/wifi AP. Though at some point they'll just start using random MAC addresses Then you have to ensure that you block all external access for stuff that didn't get an IP
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by mannyv 6mo ago
'Design for automation.'
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by mannyv 6mo ago
The team needs to talk to Charlie miller et al, the ones who have been cleaning up and posting the grateful dead archive for the last few decades. They are audio magicians.
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by mannyv 6mo ago
FYI you can't patent a supplement. You can, however, be the only manufacturer because nobody else noticed it.
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by mannyv 6mo ago
Think of marketing as "letting people who might use/buy your product that it exists." You can't buy it if you have no idea it exists, right? So how do you get the word out to the potential duatomers? You can read tractio

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