mr_mitm

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by mr_mitm 7mo ago
There is a reason why certs have expiration dates. It's to control the damage after the site owner or someone else in the cert chain messes up. That doesn't mean expired certs are inherently not secure, only that you should still
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by mr_mitm 7mo ago
No, but it reflects poorly on the maintainer. Plus, any browser complaint contributes to error fatigue. Users shouldn't just ignore these, and we shouldn't encourage them to ignore them just because we fail at securing our website
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by mr_mitm 7mo ago
This is actually the feature that initially drew me towards uv. I never have to worry about where venvs live while suffering literally zero downsides. It's blazing fast, uses minimal storage, and version conflicts are virtually impossi
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by mr_mitm 7mo ago
Hacker mentality was always about finding creative and surprising ways to use technology, so in that sense OpenClaw squarely fits in. It's not (yet) for everyone, but I applaud people who are courageous enough to experiment with it.
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by mr_mitm 7mo ago
Yeah, I'm reading these comments and I would have agreed 10 years ago, but I'm regularly using three different pairs of wireless headphones plus a Bluetooth speaker and have literally zero issues. My Bose headphones are usually ev
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by mr_mitm 7mo ago
Could an animal have several hearts?
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by mr_mitm 7mo ago
I never said you should publish to github. You can put it up on your own site, at least as a tarball. Even better: cgit or stagit
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by mr_mitm 7mo ago
Am I blind or is there no link to the source? I get that running code from any old repo on github has become normalized, but running random binaries is pushing it. Also, I think when advertising a TUI, you should include an asciinema video
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by mr_mitm 7mo ago
Yeah it might only work in edge cases. Someone I know got caught speeding in his wifes car wearing a hat and sunglasses and looked to the side at the time, so he managed to get out of it somehow.
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by mr_mitm 7mo ago
Staging single lines or hunks is also much easier in a TUI/GUI. I wouldn't even know how to do it with just git.
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by mr_mitm 7mo ago
So this has been a thing in Germany since forever. The driver must pay the penalty, not the owner. So what they do is take a picture of the driver and send this to the owner. They have to either pay up, or state the name of the person who d
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by mr_mitm 7mo ago
Nobody said "we don't need to think at all" though. The statement was "not having to think", or rephrased: "being able to choose how much to think or what to think about".
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by mr_mitm 7mo ago
Even Knuth is starting to be impressed: https://www-cs-faculty.stanford.edu/~knuth/papers/claude-cyc...
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by mr_mitm 7mo ago
I think it could be. It doesn't have to be one or the other. In my opinion it's entirely comparable to anything else that augments human capability. Is it a good thing that I can drive somewhere instead of walking? It can be. If d
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by mr_mitm 7mo ago
And eat vegan and regional produce And don't build things out of concrete And better get a few room mates
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by mr_mitm 7mo ago
I don't know why you think the condescending tone is appropriate. I've been using LaTeX for twenty years and I believe I understand the difference. I also respectfully disagree on your assessment of Typst.
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by mr_mitm 7mo ago
Neither is texlive. Texlive and LaTeX is what this thread and the comment you replied to are about.
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by mr_mitm 7mo ago
Things break all the damn time with LaTeX. Example: https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/730126/update-to-cle... Sometimes bugs appear only if you load three specific packages in a specific order. The fact that
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by mr_mitm 7mo ago
You wrote a LaTeX document. ConTeXt does not claim to be compatible with LaTeX. You can find a "hello world" here: https://wiki.contextgarden.net/Document_layout_and_layers/Tu...
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by mr_mitm 7mo ago
The difference is: in web based cryptography, you get the cipher text and the code to decrypt it from the same source. Hijacking OS updates is arguably much harder than hijacking one particular web server, and there is pretty much no effect
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by mr_mitm 7mo ago
With a website you get shared state (these days many people are using multiple devices), platform independence and sandboxing for free. Plus custom CSS and tamper scripts for customization, browser addons, bookmarks, an API for other applic
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by mr_mitm 8mo ago
How many?
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by mr_mitm 8mo ago
If this takes off, I wonder if platforms will start providing API tokens scoped for assistants. They have permissions for non destructive actions like reading mails, flagging important mails, creating drafts, moving to trash, but not more.
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by mr_mitm 8mo ago
It depends, I guess. When I make pizza dough, I use around .1% yeast. Using .4g instead of .8g would make a huge difference, and getting that right without carefully weighing it is neigh impossible.
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by mr_mitm 8mo ago
Science can be fun!
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by mr_mitm 8mo ago
Because while the recipes are easy to follow, you can't fix a baked dough. If you messed up the salt, the yeast, etc. that's it. Cooking is more forgiving in that sense.
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by mr_mitm 8mo ago
Funny you'd say that. Other people say cooking is art, while baking is a science. No room for errors.
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by mr_mitm 8mo ago
The project also doesn't work. See my other comment. Looks like a lot of nonsensical commits.
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by mr_mitm 8mo ago
Unmaintainable messes of code are also hard to maintain for AI agents. This isn't solely about taste.
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by mr_mitm 8mo ago
This looked interesting because I prefer rust over npm. The first issue I had was to figure out the schema of the models.json, as someone who hadn't used the original pi before. Then I noticed the documented `/skill:` command does

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