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by nusl 1y ago
Passkeys reduce complexity, at least in my experience. A single click versus entering credentials then finding the 2FA pin on your phone or something.
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by nusl 1y ago
Salesforce is one company I'm aware of that announced this sort of thing. I'm personally only more productive with the help of AI if one the following conditions are met; 1. It's something I was going to type anyway, but I ca
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by nusl 1y ago
Yeah, but their comparison tables appear a bit skewed. o3 doesn't feature, nor does Claude 3.7
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by nusl 2y ago
Firebase again.
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by nusl 2y ago
I dunno. If your immediate response is to lie rather than admit that you don't know something, it increases the probability that this is the person's default response when in such a situation. You don't want that person worki
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by nusl 2y ago
It's pretty common to bruteforce subdomains of a domain you might be interested in, specially by attackers.
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by nusl 2y ago
Good point. I checked the page it should be on, and the switch has disabled it. I checked also https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/privacy/firefox/#lawful-bases and it smells like Firefox is selling its users out.
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by nusl 2y ago
They didn't delete it. Go to the github diff they reference and check. It's still there. They just removed it from one of the JSON files but people here aren't actually checking facts, they're just jumping on the hate tr
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by nusl 2y ago
Doctors HATE this one trick! Click here to find out!
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by nusl 2y ago
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by nusl 2y ago
There's a lot of stuff that does something after we thought it didn't. I don't quite trust folk when they say "Oh, that's just there in your body but it doesn't do anything." I get that some stuff genuinel
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by nusl 2y ago
Why does it ask for Bluetooth permissions on launch?
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by nusl 2y ago
My personal experience with multiple doctors, some in primary care and others in hospitals, is that they often don't care and just want to get you out of the door. Bring up some symptoms not immediately easily attributed to something?
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by nusl 2y ago
Do you think "unlimited leave" policies end up acting a bit like insurance models? Some people take a lot, many take a little, so it evens out to less-than-if-we-had-a-set-number-of-days?
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by nusl 2y ago
It's 1⁢0^9 bits/s. Your title is wrong.
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by nusl 2y ago
That's a monster of a CPU, wow.
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by nusl 2y ago
This is fun but it's buggy. I randomly glitch out and get forced to respawn :(
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by nusl 2y ago
> I only ran 10 trials since AI companies have inexplicably neglected to send me free API keys Sure, but nobody is required to send you anything for free.
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by nusl 2y ago
I fear that it wouldn't work well in a British office due to the toaster limitation.
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by nusl 2y ago
Perhaps we should transition to in-office swimming pools with floating desks
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by nusl 2y ago
Drag the floppy to the console and you'll get a download link for the tool.
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by nusl 2y ago
I like the easter egg where you can drink the coffee if you drag it to the bottom of the screen.
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by nusl 2y ago
This is pretty much implied here. Perplexity is an AI-focused company. They're trying to make money off of a shitty situation. AI is a "cheap" tool to use for this purpose. It's really, really scummy.
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by nusl 2y ago
Netlify's pricing is pretty insane for bandwidth, yeah. They also are quite brutal when it comes to your site getting DOSed or some other form of traffic flood.
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by nusl 2y ago
I've used `uv` a bunch. It was really, really good but didn't cover our use cases. I think that's probably changed now. Ruff also looks pretty cool.
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by nusl 2y ago
My very brief time working with the Salesforce tool, both as a user and integrating with its API, were honestly quite negative. It's massively complex and fiddly. I'd not be surprised if folks might want something relatively simpl
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by nusl 2y ago
Something is fucky. Smells a bit like a Customer Support fail or indeed an insider. > My account was well-protected with 2FA and linked to a unique, private email address that I’d never shared. I use 1Password and am extremely careful ab
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by nusl 2y ago
History is pretty good at showing presumed-impossible things to indeed be possible.
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by nusl 2y ago
> An excerpt from a religious text with a trailing space: > "I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you’re referring to as Linux, is in fact, GNU/Linux,"
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by nusl 2y ago
From what I understand, yes

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