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by oogali 9mo ago
It's important to know that these numbers will vary based on what you're measuring, your hardware architecture, and how your particular Python binary was built. For example, my M4 Max running Python 3.14.2 from Homebrew (built, no
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by oogali 9mo ago
If it really is cargo culting, and the people buying the physical product are not keeping the manufacturers in check because they never play the vinyl, then I can see a potential situation where manufacturers ramp up to meet "demand&qu
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by oogali 10mo ago
I sometimes joke that Kubernetes is a mass experiment in teaching people how to write Go via YAML. The giant nested YAML you come across is the input (pre-deserialization)/output (post-serialization) for the declared types: https:&#x2
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by oogali 1y ago
The US has been doing this for a long time (1997), on a targeted basis. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carnivore_(software)
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by oogali 2y ago
It’s doable as it’s what I use to experiment. Ollama + CodeGPT IntelliJ plugin. It allows you to point at a local instance.
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by oogali 3y ago
NYP-BOS May 7, 7:50pm-12:15am $20 [X] Weeks in advance [ ] Middle of the night
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by oogali 3y ago
The flip side is companies that are not active participants in the open source community (but know they use open source), are pinging all their engineering managers and asking "are we exposed to this!? how do you know!?". So while
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by oogali 3y ago
I felt it in Central NJ, and my wife in NYC felt it as well. The submitted reports show it stretched from Fairfield County, Connecticut to New Castle County, Delaware. https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage&#
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by oogali 3y ago
I've generally seen this with Unix installers from commercial software vendors. You get a giant .sh file that displays a license, asks you to accept, then upon acceptance, cats itself, pipes through head/tail, into cpio to extract
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by oogali 3y ago
Furthermore, the attacker covered their tracks on the initial payload with an innocuous paragraph in the README. ("Nothing to see here!") bad-3-corrupt_lzma2.xz has three Streams in it. The first and third streams are va
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by oogali 3y ago
The AT&T you see today is a completely different company. For all intents and purposes, it is SBC (Southwestern Bell Communications). In 1996, Bell Labs, Western Electric, and AT&T Technologies were spun out to create Lucent. Lucent
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by oogali 3y ago
A friend once explained this concept to me as “strong opinions, weakly held”.
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by oogali 3y ago
Change Healthcare is a transaction clearinghouse, or effectively an API, translation, and routing gateway. Think of it as a private SWIFT vendor. They were acquired by UHC, which is why you see the Optum name. But this is not specific to UH
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by oogali 3y ago
I think if you want endless war you would increase the numbers of your armed forces by several orders of magnitude. Not spend very large sums of money on things piloted by 1-2 people that can end wars relatively quickly.
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by oogali 3y ago
I’ve been getting exposure to this space and the backend systems that drive it. It is mind-bogglingly dysfunctional. Aphyr recently provided a limited window[1] into the level of dysfunction that happens with one of these behemoths that are
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by oogali 3y ago
Wait until people catch on to the behemoth that is CVS Health…
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by oogali 3y ago
A Stuxnet redux.
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by oogali 3y ago
You can remove the “data” qualifier — they yank hard on any and all cable.
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by oogali 3y ago
Or move it to Saturday. Give us the weekend to get it largely out of our systems.
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by oogali 3y ago
> And... they don't smell bad? If you do not regularly clean the rubber gasket _and_ leave the door open to dry out the rubber completely, you end up with a smelly, slimy mixture of clothing lint-infused mildew. > Frankly the mos
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by oogali 3y ago
I agree that too many arguments to the constructor may have the smell of too much coupling. But if I really feel I can't avoid the need to pass a good amount of external context, I create a dedicated "options" struct and pass
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by oogali 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goodhart%27s_law#Generalizatio...
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by oogali 3y ago
The scapegoating happens because the software is the one "tangible" thing in the chain of blame. It's the one thing that can't be queried and reply with "if I had known...". I do agree with you that Ofsted will
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by oogali 3y ago
I hope people think more about cases like this and the Post Office when they go to say “it’s not like we’re curing cancer” or “my bad code isn’t a matter of life or death”. You might be far removed from the implications of doing a poor job
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by oogali 3y ago
It's the first full work week of the new year.
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by oogali 3y ago
I could totally be off base here but the more frequently you need to make a trip, the less likely you want to drive to complete it, and therefore pine for something in close distance, regardless if you have access to an automobile or not. S
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by oogali 3y ago
This is likely because of industry regulations around A2P (application-to-person ) messaging that had a due date of August 31, 2023. It's not just Twilio, you would have experienced this with nearly every SMS API provider. Across the d
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IA Writer discerns between text you write versus pasted from ChatGPT(ia.net)
1 points by oogali 3y ago|0 comments
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by oogali 3y ago
Apologies for not clarifying -- the last release of Netbeans prior to the Oracle acquisition of Sun.
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by oogali 3y ago
Netbeans was my absolute favorite IDE for Java development. After its last release, I honestly felt lost. I’ve gotten back up to speed via IntelliJ but it still doesn’t feel as effortless as it did in Netbeans. And way less care and feeding

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