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by panny 1mo ago
I was expecting to open the link and see clamav :) If you don't exclude the data dir from scanning, it will kill your database.
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Why Package Signing is not the Holy Grail (2013)(caremad.io)
2 points by panny 1mo ago|0 comments
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by panny 1mo ago
>one of the biggest and simplest is getting commute time back Zoom out. Being full remote means I don't even need a car. I can live in a walkable city with passenger rail in a low cost of living location. I can reduce my living expe
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by panny 1mo ago
Civic Hygiene is the opposite of how you were taught to write code... >It should be noted that no ethically-trained software engineer would ever consent to write a DestroyBaghdad procedure. Basic professional ethics would instead require
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by panny 1mo ago
>you cannot ignore politics and just "focus on technology." Stallman was right again https://www.azquotes.com/quote/755239
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by panny 1mo ago
My goal is to move to LineageOS by the end of the month since Google is being such an asshole about "sideloading" (installing) applications. Losing this antifeature will be a nice bonus.
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by panny 1mo ago
I know most of these flock cameras are going up in low income black neighborhoods [1] to "protect" them, but don't these wealthy neighborhoods need "protection" too? 1: https://www.wvtf.org/news&#x2F
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by panny 1mo ago
Ironic that the article about AI slop reads like AI slop.
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by panny 1mo ago
Is the article really just two paragraphs? https://archive.is/8zwVt
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by panny 2mo ago
Didn't meta just announce to the world that its AI is prone to hack out of its container and attack other companies? Why would someone who doesn't understand the nuance be inclined to try this?
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by panny 2mo ago
Because coding speed isn't the bottleneck. The real question here is if AI enables all these no-coderz to create applications, where are those? Aside from a few that got hacked the instant they were put into production, I haven't
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by panny 2mo ago
Patents last at most 20 years. So the troll got 18 years out of it, and a great expense to the public and many companies involved fighting it. Trolls and lawyers win again. Everyone else loses.
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by panny 2mo ago
>I am curious why is height important? Height coorelates with lots of things. Taller means longer feet. Taller people have larger heads as well. A large head means larger cranial capacity and therefore, likely higher IQ. Mostly, it'
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by panny 2mo ago
The author has fallen into the money trap. Everyone, rich or poor gets basically the same amount of time. 80 years, give or take a few decades. The first few years are spent rather carelessly. By the time you're 40 you maybe have half
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by panny 2mo ago
These numbers seem based on global distributions rather than local ones. After all, six feet is just average height in the Netherlands. https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/average-h... Maybe that's
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by panny 2mo ago
Falkon
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by panny 2mo ago
I'm ambivalent about the impact of AI on society with respect to Sashiko, but that is the weak argument to make against AI code review. The strong argument to make is that AI code review sucks. It does a bad job. It denies there are bu
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by panny 2mo ago
Try hitting https://old.reddit.com/ in an incognito window. I've been faced with this at least a week now. I just stopped reading subreddit content tho. I'm not creating an account, and new reddit is pretty awful.
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by panny 2mo ago
>The legislation should require anonymous or pseudonymous proof-of-age NO. It really shouldn't. I will not comply. Porn sites can require this shit, but not the rest of the internet. Social media, dating websites, that's up to
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by panny 2mo ago
Hear me out... Why don't we tax stocks like we do homes with a property tax? Why am I paying property tax on the majority of my net worth, but billionaires are not? Also, I know all about the buy/borrow/die strategy and I hav
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by panny 2mo ago
old.reddit.com requires a login to use now
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by panny 2mo ago
There is such thing as negative AI value :)
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by panny 2mo ago
can != don't Lying with wordplay.
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by panny 2mo ago
>Cats typically prefer smaller meals of defenseless prey when available I'm sure the authors are dog people, because their solution is remove cats rather than bigger cats. Dog people always seem to have an irrational hatred for cats
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by panny 2mo ago
I hated that guy so much when I was a fan of Apple. I think maybe he did it on purpose to keep the readership up. I should probably go back and read a few of his rants again with 20/20 hindsight, now that I'm not particularly fond
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by panny 2mo ago
Anyone remember when the "papers please" trope was always used in movies to skewer Nazi Germany?
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by panny 2mo ago
Why would you be scared? I keep hearing about how this is the best time ever to be a programmer because typing everything out by hand is no longer necessary. (apparently a lot of AI fans never heard of code generators, but anyway)
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by panny 2mo ago
$1.5 billion at 150,000 per copyright violation according to DMCA and such. About 10,000 books. >$3000 per book Ohhhh, yeah, big copyright fines only apply to us little guys, not the "asshole tech" companies.
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by panny 2mo ago
>a less hard problem to solve than bribing a few local governments Wouldn't it be best if the data centers were just... good neighbors? Like everyone talking about illegal bribes and impossible moonshots when the answer is just don&
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by panny 2mo ago
I've learned people who hate Java are basically racists who hate Indians. And all you have to do to find them is say that and wait for people who say "No! Java is bad because..."

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