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5mo ago
It's Psalm — see the section on security analysis here: https://psalm.dev/docs/security_analysis/
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5mo ago
Most of these vulnerabilities could have been discovered much earlier had the same security researchers pointed a SAST tool at the codebase. I wrote an OSS PHP SAST tool 6 years ago, but it's suffered from industry neglect — most peopl
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6mo ago
The author is deeply AI-pilled — to the point the whole article is written with AI. Slop begets slop. A similar cohort are discovering, in myriad painful ways, that advances in agentic coding — the focus of a lot of pre and post training —
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6mo ago
All gossip I hear about the extremely powerful leads me to believe that they’d be utterly unable to organise any sort of conspiracy themselves. Most haven’t touched Google Calendar in a decade. They can’t call anyone without their assistant
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6mo ago
Sure, but it's sort of dumb for me to bring an idea I value to the table until I have answers to all the obvious questions. I owe it to my colleagues to not make them the bad guys by shooting down an idea.
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6mo ago
Their worth is tied to what people are prepared to pay for them. And right now most people aren’t prepared to pay for Teslas.
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7mo ago
No, he's saying this specific moral objection is to be pitied. When I say "I feel bad for people who feel a need to own guns", I'm not saying I feel bad for people who feel a need to lock their doors at night.
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7mo ago
These people are not interested the love and charity parts of Christianity. They are interested only in the hate and doom parts of it.
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7mo ago
TIL that voting ring detection exists
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8mo ago
OpenAI and Google could have decided to make the same principled stand, and the government would have likely capitulated.
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9mo ago
Bending Spoons understandably don’t want a final percentage out there, because the more people know about this, the less likely they are to use Vimeo. Most everyone I knew there was just laid off, with a skeleton crew that’s been asked to s
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9mo ago
Psalm creator here! Vimeo has not contributed any code to Psalm since I left in 2021. Psalm is still in good hands!
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9mo ago
If they're hiring performance engineers then they're hiring for exactly these sets of skills. It's a take-home test, which means some people will spend more than a couple of hours on it to get the answer really good. They wou
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10mo ago
Please don’t use a bunch of traumatised parents as a medical reference either. The science is extremely clear that Wakefield was a bad scientist — see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fraudulent_Lancet_MMR_vaccine-...
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10mo ago
As a reminder, this is an index that ranks Perl, Object Pascal and Fortran above Go and PHP. It means absolutely nothing.
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10mo ago
This is like a Man United fan discussing a player who just left for a rival team. You sort of expect a large amount of bitterness.
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10mo ago
> Female models make up about 70% of the modeling industry workforce worldwide Ok so a ~2:1 ratio. Those examples have a 25:1 ratio.
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10mo ago
The [demo PDF]( https://github.com/Tongyi-MAI/Z-Image/blob/main/assets/Z-Ima... ) has ~50 photos of attractive young women sitting/standing alone, and exactly two photos featuring young attractiv
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10mo ago
This claim is meritless — FOE’s wiki talk page has a comment at the end debunking the accusation: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Friends_of_the_Earth
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11mo ago
It does diminish slightly though? Snow White is not a Disney tentpole the way it was in the 50s or even in the 80s. How many 8-year-olds could pick out Snow White in a line-up?
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11mo ago
They absolutely don’t have to budge. The affected population has a lot of low-propensity voters.
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11mo ago
I'm a fan of more formal methods in progam analysis, but this particular excercise is very hindsight-is-20/20 > In this case, we can set up an invariant stating that the DNS should never be deleted once a newer plan has been ap
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11mo ago
They're being advised by Kyrsten Sinema, which is another big warning sign — similar to Theranos's board full of retired politicians.
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11mo ago
Yeah I was expecting to hear something decent at the top of the article, but the vocals sound like they suffer from severe mp3 compression.
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1y ago
Vimeo won’t “go down” anytime soon. It might get worse/more expensive, but it’s not in imminent danger. And it’s also not the only white-label provider around, either.
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1y ago
Right, and also this would show up in the profiler if it were a time sink — and I'm 100% certain this code has been profiled in the 10 years it's been in the codebase.
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1y ago
Given that the issue already gives a before-and-after metric it's extremely odd there's no POC PR attached. This just seems like an AI slop GitHub issue from beginning to end. And I'd be very surprised if VS Code performance
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1y ago
The Vision Pro is a premium VR experience, but the weight is something I could never get used to. I hope that they revisit the hardware at some point when novel tech enables a lot of weight reduction.
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1y ago
Even in 2025 you still get the most compatibility with [insert-website-here] with Chromium
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1y ago
I think it’s important to note that they lost the case. His expert testimony was both expensive and unconvincing.
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