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Some SAST products cost a truckload of money. There's a FOSS SAST product for Python already, though, called Pysa: https://pyre-check.org/docs/pysa-basics/
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We generally have that cultural norm too — I'm as likely to DM someone as I am to sidle up to them in the office. I never feel like using Slack is stopping me from writing code, but when I'm waiting for a build or what-have-you I
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I'm biased (since I work at Slack) but, as a casual user, Workplace seems like an un-loved afterthought. I don't think Meta is well-configured to make consumer-facing products that "surprise and delight", and Workplace&#
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> I wager SF was affected harder more than most downtowns due to high commercial rents, tons of startups that were nimble and moved, and lots of progressive big companies that are actually adapting to WFH reasonably well. Yeah, though I
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As the article mentions, SF needs to do some large-scale rezoning to avoid a gutted downtown. The city's approach to drug use probably doesn't help, but the pandemic-motivated downturn in foot traffic is the most obvious culprit.
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That's not true — every European country except for Portugal has life imprisonment. But they generally do have shorter sentences for the same crimes than the US.
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Worth pointing out that no European country has a cash bail system, yet many of them manage to have cities with much lower crime rates than SF. Cash bail isn't "tough on crime" policy — it's a "keep penniless people
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I think he's likely more interesting to you than he is to the general public. You might also consider the gender breakdown — you've got 8 men and 4 women (and only two of those women actually exist).
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Gonna go out on a limb and say perhaps the creator of this is a fan.
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Pricing in CO2 costs would not mean the end of avocados and coffee beans — it would just make them more expensive. You can grow can grow potatoes just about anywhere, so the total distance travelled for that staple absolutely could be reduc
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I think it probably should be more expensive to live off the beaten path. The per-capita CO2 consumption of people who rely on cars for everything is far higher than for people who can walk places or take public transport, and those environ
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Yes, a large chunk of engineers & computer scientists have shifted to Mastodon, which makes it great if you follow that crowd. It's the largest collective action I've seen in that cohort since people stopped using IE6 in favou
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Twitter is very read-heavy. Think about the average timeline — Tweets don't change (they recently introduced "editing", but it's not an in-place edit). That means many things can be heavily cached, and most people on T
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> We're talking about Teams here, the modern UI for what used to be IRC chat. That's like saying that Chrome is a modern UI for what used to be Lynx. Those tools offer very different features, even if they share a rudimentary s
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> I don't want to be that person who says "mrahhh a new CS graduate could have built Teams in 2002 and it would have been faster!" But I'm also like, whatever is stopping it from being faster, I can't imagine wha
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How does the energy consumption of the bioreactors stack up against live animals? There’s two different opportunities here — a suffering-free meat substitute and a meat substitute with a lower carbon footprint. This can get us closer to the
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This is such a weird thing to do. Are they going to take pull requests? Or will they just publish a read-only code dump? Will they include Git history? If not, how will anyone hope to understand the code that Twitter engineers themselves ap
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That mostly-harmless virus killed upwards of 6 million worldwide
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I bet the average non-manager wage at Bandcamp is substantially less than the big tech companies (especially given the mix of support staff). Many of them will be putting up with less money so they can work on something they actually believ
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“entitled generation” My parents were in a union and their parents before them. What are you talking about?
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It depends on the type of linting being done. For linters that perform type inference, fanout means having to relint files that might not have changed. But many linters don’t need the full graph — for example, file formatting problems aren’
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You can add dynamic rules, but they either need to be compiled alongside the tool or written in a format that the tool can parse. That interchange language can be anything from plaintext to WASM bytecode. I’ve used the former system (comp
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Context: Ruff is a Rust-based linter for Python. It’s much faster than Python-based linters for Python because Rust is much faster than Python. There are a couple of drawbacks to Ruff that mean it may not be right for everyone: since it’s a
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Every pixel of every cover model's face has been photoshopped to bits, after a world-class photographer has lit them to further beautify someone who has already won the genetic lottery.
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The article[1] was interesting. Most of the people who stopped to listen had played the violin for a significant amount of time as a kid, which helped them notice a really talented violinist. I imagine many more who walked past would fancy
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I was surprised to see this citation in the linked paper > Alan M Turing. 2009. Computing machinery and intelligence Did he invent a time machine too?
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Needs a (2021) label. Taken in early March 2021, judging by the movies playing at the IFC.
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Sites like Wix and Squarespace really undermined Drupal and other similar OSS offerings. There are still things you can only do with a custom sytem, but for most use-cases commercial site-design tools can get you up and running with much
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Yeah, but it took a while for looking at your phone while walking to become normalised.
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Love it! You can tell a crowd photo wasn't taken in the last 10 years because nobody's looking at their phones.

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