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by nusl 3y ago
It is funny but let’s hope someone doesn’t take it seriously or use it in that capacity else they’re gonna have to explain it in court
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by nusl 3y ago
Dunno if HN is the place to call for someone’s death. Besides, Bill isn’t the one making the decisions in the article so what does he have to do with it anyway? He started MS?
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by nusl 3y ago
Is you were Epic, would you trust Apple to honor this at all? Develop games, pour years of work into building your iOS platform out, and they might just nuke it all on a whim
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by nusl 3y ago
My fear is that banning the Flipper will lead to making it easier to ban similar devices and eventually make using things like the ESP32 more difficult.
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by nusl 3y ago
Clicks or no, it's a title that can cause additional inflammation where government(s) are already looking to ban devices like the Flipper Zero instead of addressing the issue. Governments don't care if it's the Flipper or not
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by nusl 3y ago
How about “Tesla cars vulnerable to takeover attack with cheap hardware” instead of making it seem like the tool is to blame? Tesla is entirely to blame for security mistakes, not the tools
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by nusl 3y ago
“That’s also the reason that for initial content I have decided to add Reddit content through scraping.” This is not okay. Your project is a good idea, I think, but what you mention above and literal content theft, not even trying to get co
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by nusl 3y ago
Pathetically abysmal. Somehow someone convinced themselves that this was the way forward. I feel that it’s self-defeating though; folks worth the time are gonna hit this interview and end the call unless they’re desperate. In the end the re
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(2023) Microsoft Infrastructure – AI and CPU Custom Silicon Buildout(semianalysis.com)
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by nusl 3y ago
Thanks, well said. A lot of security things are quite abstract and difficult to measure the value of. Often the value is only apparent when stuff goes wrong - “wow we’re lucky we made folks use 2FA because it saved our business” - but if yo
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by nusl 3y ago
I agree that GitHub is to be avoided. At present it’s a bit difficult and maybe a bit unrealistic to avoid it entirely unfortunately. But I really want the space to diversify more.
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by nusl 3y ago
If you’re equating signing a commit to traditional code approval you fundamentally misunderstand the point of signing a commit or what a signature is in cryptography. You “approve” the code by authoring the commit but the signature is a ver
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by nusl 3y ago
k8s is really about you and if it makes sense for your use case. It’s not universally bad or universally good, and I don’t feel that there is a minimum team size required for it to make sense. Managing k8s, for me at least, is a lot easier
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by nusl 3y ago
I don’t fully understand the argument. The article is rambling and touches so many topics in different ways such that I can’t really see a clear analogy or connection. What I gathered was that the author believes signing commits to be bad b
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by nusl 3y ago
Cool stuff.
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by nusl 3y ago
I think you misunderstood the question and/or the article
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by nusl 3y ago
The response from Netlify on this issue left much to be desired. “Yeah we give a lot of discounts but you need to ask for them!” Okay, but you’re making people ask for them because some won’t and you get to make massive profit from them. So
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by nusl 3y ago
Dislike tattoos and obese folk all you like but I'm not quite sure this is the place to be trashy yourself?
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by nusl 3y ago
Yeah it's pretty silly. I guess Apple looked at their market and figured something out that met the majority of use cases, but not having that freedom is very frustrating.
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by nusl 3y ago
1. Sell product without invasive feature 2. Wait for people to buy many of said product 3. Implement invasive feature 4. Force captive users to comply since they have no real choice but stop using the expensive product otherwise
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by nusl 3y ago
If I wrote programs for Mac, this is one of the things that would really piss me off. Then, I'd write to ~/Library because I'm not gonna spend the time to figure out how to make it work with codesigning, if at all possible.
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by nusl 3y ago
External monitor fiasco? Limitations on monitor count by CPU?
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by nusl 3y ago
What stood out to me was this line for the company (based on the author’s tool?) that sold for ~500M USD. “I searched my mailbox for emails related to that company and found a single complaint about a feature. No pull requests, no donations
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by nusl 3y ago
I'm not on that level, but diving into React when you're not used to it is quite an experience. I've been asked to do it a few times as a most-backend/infra person. Good luck when the codebase is a mess though, cuz it se
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by nusl 3y ago
Run code I can read on hardware I can control, and on a network I can control.
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by nusl 3y ago
I've seen this. I interviewed at a place that said they implemented "extreme ownership; it's from a book by some army guy." But they had never read the book or knew the guy's name, or really knew how to explain extr
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by nusl 3y ago
I wonder how much open source software sits under what’s required to create this post, and that powers Bloomberg. I also wonder how much Bloomberg pays open source projects. I got a paywall though so I can’t read the article. I guess there’
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by nusl 3y ago
I’ve worked at a lot of places that said they do Agile but they all really do waterfall with Kanban and call it Agile. Sometimes they do retros too. If you’re someone that studied Agile and knows how it really works I think you’re in the va
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by nusl 3y ago
I would be more willing to try this if it was possible to host it myself. I get that you want to monetize this and that’s fair, but I am also not going to trust my code to a random online tool. Maybe I’ll give a bash at making something lik
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by nusl 3y ago
Your outlook on life seems to be incredibly negative and engrained in finding fault in everything. Nitpicking this article over this doesn’t make a lot of sense, and your strange comment about women less so. Perhaps take some time to re-exa

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