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by mpeg 1y ago
To be fair, at least you can choose not to wear the cargo pants. A friend of mine once got pulled aside for extra checks and questioning after he had already gone through the scanners, because he was waiting for me on the other side to wa
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by mpeg 1y ago
Or CMS content, or even anything that comes from the user outside of social media content and could cause a reflected XSS for example, a search query, or a redirect url, or a million other things
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by mpeg 1y ago
Same with bandwidth though, usually pro/max memory has much higher speed
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by mpeg 1y ago
I was going to buy the app, but these responses are putting me off massively. How would making it OSS slow it down?
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by mpeg 1y ago
The memory capacity to me is an even bigger problem, at 32GB max.
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by mpeg 1y ago
To give a take from a happy cf customer – not only do they have a great engineering culture when it comes to writing blog posts and OSS but also the best customer service of any infra company I've ever used. The team, including kenton
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by mpeg 1y ago
Both have plenty of magic, but Svelte is a lot more immature than Vue. Personally I've gone back to JSX-based frameworks (there's life after react, things like solid and qwik are fantastic yet familiar) as things are generally eas
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by mpeg 1y ago
There's barely any code in the js bindings anyway. It's just a thin component which defines an interface to communicate with it via events. The logic all happens in the (AFAIK) closed source iframe that gets injected from https:&
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by mpeg 1y ago
I gave it a go too, I think I'm safe for now. > What’s the most embarrassing thing we’ve chatted about over the past year? [...] There’s nothing obviously compromising — the closest to “embarrassing” is maybe when you got frustrated
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by mpeg 1y ago
A notification even every few minutes is extremely stressful, and would cause most people to either put their phone in airplane mode (therefore, denying normal use) or accepting the login But I don't really know why we're arguing
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by mpeg 1y ago
I know, I wasn't talking literally, but in spirit that's what MFA bombing is – they flood your phone with notifications until you approve one, either accidentally or our of the mental fatigue of having a ton of notifications come
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by mpeg 1y ago
Or they could balance usability with security and do some sort of throttling at least, there’s no reason to DoS the user with notifications
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by mpeg 1y ago
The main innovation of the www was HTTP/HTML which brought hypermedia capabilities to content, plus using DNS (which was already known by then) to connect directly to the content host instead of needing middlemen to distribute it (like
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by mpeg 1y ago
Yes, that's exactly what I mean, that "walled gardens" were already thriving, so the idea that CERN could have put out yet another closed platform and would have still won the game is flawed.
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by mpeg 1y ago
It is still fundamentally free, giving your data to google or facebook is a choice, a very convenient choice but there are competing platforms for everything they provide. Governments have made every attempt to control or limit the web, but
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by mpeg 1y ago
This was exactly my thought when reading the article, I understand the cult to Berners-Lee as being one of "the good ones", but I don't subscribe to the idea that, if he had not given it away, the web as we know it would not
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by mpeg 1y ago
The specs themselves seem generated with LLMs too, as in https://github.com/RobAntunes/lingodb/blob/5e3834de648debf08... – overuse of emojis, excitement, etc
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by mpeg 1y ago
Bizarre because a quick look at the code and commit log shows it was likely 100% coded by AI, so the author is not trying too hard to hide it, but they also seemed to forget to mention it anywhere in the README or the blog post.
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by mpeg 1y ago
That's what I thought when I saw the challenge originally... maybe a better way of running it would have been to have each run be with a deterministic seed, and apply to all candidates. That way people can test offline with random sequ
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by mpeg 1y ago
Superblocks are often mentioned in the context of Barcelona, and while a good idea in theory, in practice a lot of locals are against it. It would be fantastic if the whole city was implemented using superblocks, but the reality of it is th
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by mpeg 1y ago
La Seu, the cathedral of Palma, also had a big Gaudi influence as he led the restoration in the early 20th century. I'm biased, but for me it's one of the most beautiful gothic cathedrals in the world, the lights inside are specta
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by mpeg 1y ago
I do but it’s also very easily googleable and exactly what you would imagine. Everyone in Salesforce is generally either flast or first.last (or both)
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by mpeg 1y ago
I would suggest emailing Benioff directly, an EA will screen the emails and route them to the appropriate person but I believe the charity angle might get it in front of him, and probably get the fee waived When I worked there, weirder emai
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by mpeg 1y ago
Yep, nothing official that I know, but that one is fairly popular so maybe they were referring to it (although AFAIK it's not frontier?)
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by mpeg 1y ago
There is a text-to-speech version of whisper, but IMHO the quality is much worse than the demos of this model.
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by mpeg 1y ago
FYI remix doesn't really exist anymore, it was folded into react-router a while back. Astro I've found to be pretty solid for prototyping, I like that it gives you control over the rendering of client side code islands and that it
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by mpeg 1y ago
It would be a more interesting blog post if you showed that the app they built is actually production ready. In my experience, letting LLMs work autonomously just produces code slop.
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by mpeg 1y ago
I wouldn't say those two are equivalent. A cryptographic hash requires the exact full document to be available to "recover it" from the hash. With a vector embedding you can extract information related to the document from th
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by mpeg 1y ago
Where can we find the blog post you made back in January about the RCE fix explaining what measures you took to check if any customer data had been affected?
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by mpeg 1y ago
First thing I looked for... this is an absolutely critical vulnerability that if exploited would have completely ruined their business. No bounty!?

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