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by ok123456 1y ago
The original reCAPTCHA was doing distributed book OCR. It was sold as an altruistic project to help transcribe old books.
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by ok123456 1y ago
Just in time for Ron Paul's 90th birthday.
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by ok123456 1y ago
Yes, we're pretty accustomed to these non-specific accusations of "toxicisity" at this point. It's code for "my pet projects and initiatives have been cut because they produce little of value."
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by ok123456 1y ago
The non-black market produces an intentionally inferior product so they can maximize their rent-seeking behaviors.
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by ok123456 1y ago
It was better before their "redesign" in the mid-2000s, around the same time as the Digg redesign.
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by ok123456 1y ago
That's the opposite of what it's for. It's for communicating what's stopping progress. If everything is going fine, it's over.
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by ok123456 1y ago
Wonder if it's related to https://venturebeat.com/ai/this-ai-already-writes-20-of-sale...
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by ok123456 1y ago
Hitting dismiss and skipping it.
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by ok123456 1y ago
ovh does a good job with ddos
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by ok123456 1y ago
In wider practice, UML (class diagrams) is never used by working software developers as a frontend to formal methods. It got pushed on everyone, so there could be a layer of "software architects" who didn't have to know how t
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by ok123456 1y ago
One of the positive side effects is that this will normalize the everyday use of Tor and Tor services. It won't just be for "those people" who are paranoid.
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by ok123456 1y ago
I have the same feeling about dynlang code.
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by ok123456 1y ago
See Chapter 14 of "Fluent Python", 2nd Edition by Luciano Ramalho. He details this under the heading "Subclassing Built-In Types Is Tricky." UserDict isn't just some historical artifact of a bygone era like some of
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by ok123456 1y ago
> No one would write a class when we’re using a functional approach everywhere. They're not orthogonal. Closures and classes are dual forms of the same thing. There are cases where one is better than the other for a given problem.
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by ok123456 1y ago
dict doesn't follow the usual object protocol, and overloaded methods are runtime dependent. It's only guaranteed that non-overloaded methods are resolved least surprisingly.
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by ok123456 1y ago
If you're inheriting from dict to extend its behavior, there are a lot of side effects with that, and it's recommended to use https://docs.python.org/3/library/collections.html#collectio... instead.
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by ok123456 1y ago
RAG means it injects the source material in and knows the hash of it and can link you right to the source document.
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by ok123456 1y ago
We have metrics such as cyclomatic complexity, the number of arguments, and the number of lines in a given method/function/file. These are usually fine to find the festering portions. We also have no realistic way of being confide
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by ok123456 1y ago
Good to see the contractually required endpoint protection was working.
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by ok123456 1y ago
I genuinely enjoy programming, but I don't enjoy doing maintenance programming on other people's horrible code. This is the sort of thing no one wants to do and leads to burnout. The AI won't get burnt out going through a sta
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by ok123456 1y ago
Or we could deny providing "app" developers with any such information.
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by ok123456 1y ago
We need to stop allowing companies that are not directly engaged in financial services to request government IDs. Facebook shouldn't legally be allowed to demand an ID any more than this disaster of an "app." Now tens of thou
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by ok123456 1y ago
Only knowing the language you were required to know to pass a bunch of tests when you were 18 is a negative signal. If someone is interviewing and they only have Java listed, and their school is known for teaching Java for their introductor
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by ok123456 1y ago
There were plenty of less rarefied CS departments that were concerned about this, and they taught C, C++, or Java in their introductory classes. Ultimately, it doesn't matter. It's your first language, not your last.
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by ok123456 1y ago
For the self-hosted version: a Synology NAS.
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by ok123456 1y ago
"We have never built." ok, so then who built it?
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by ok123456 1y ago
It's all git based now. They've tried to turn it into a version of github that is just for public projects, and with a 2004 UI.
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by ok123456 1y ago
One way to utilize these CLI coding agents that I like is to have them run static analysis tools in a loop, along with whatever test suite you have set up, systematically improving crusty code beyond the fixes that the static analysis tools
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by ok123456 1y ago
"Dark Traffic"? Give me a break. Was a user's choice to mute or skip ads on live TV "dark viewership?"
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by ok123456 1y ago
It's not the same because putting it in a box semantically changes the program, adds a level of indirection. It's not just telling it to go away.

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