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by notpublic 4y ago
*Jeremy Howard
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by notpublic 4y ago
First of all, a big thanks! What is your take on the current state of autonomous driving? Do you think we can achieve "full autonomy" with the technology we have currently? Any new advances in DL that you are excited about?
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by notpublic 5y ago
I have been using mine (64GB with Ubuntu 21.04, Gnome Flashback) for the past several months as my primary work laptop. I have not experienced any of the issues you mention. I like it so far. In fact, hardly notice it. Except maybe when I d
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by notpublic 5y ago
Fair enough. I meant easy as in without installing any additional software, minimal config and ease of use. AppArmor has come a long way. It's worth learning about it. They have quite a few builtin profiles that you can take advantage
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by notpublic 5y ago
If you are on a linux distro that supports apparmor (ubuntu/debian etc), such issues can be easily prevented by creating a sandbox profile and alias commands like node/npm to run using it. alias npm='aa-exec -p sandbox np
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by notpublic 5y ago
Good point and nice script. I am going to use it in my projects. I wish package.json had an option where I could explicitly mark which packages can run postinstall scripts.
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by notpublic 5y ago
You can find out which packages require postinstall scripts and then run them manually: $ grep postinstall node_modules/*/package.json node_modules/esbuild/package.json: "postinstall": "node insta
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by notpublic 5y ago
Talking about tomatoes, highly recommend watching this episode of Growing a Greener World. https://www.growingagreenerworld.com/episode-803-epic-tomato... https://www.craiglehoullier.com/resources-videos-etc
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by notpublic 6y ago
There is no easy way to do it. Wish yarn/npm had an --allow-scripts flag. Anyway, this is what you could do. Find out which packages require postinstall scripts and then run it manually: $ grep postinstall node_modules/**&
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by notpublic 6y ago
One can protect from these kinds of vulnerabilities by setting ignore-scripts to true as default: npm config set ignore-scripts true yarn config set ignore-scripts true https://blog.npmjs.org/post/14170288
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by notpublic 6y ago
It does. You can connect USB flash drive for e.g. You have to ssh and manually mount the drive though. Unfortunately, the existing xochitl app doesn't seem to show additional mounts. However, you can write your own scripts/code to