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GitHub is investigating an incident with Pull Requests, Issues and Webhooks(githubstatus.com)
68 points by pil0u 3y ago|57 comments
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by pil0u 3y ago
My formatted-by-productivity-standards brain agrees, my heart disagrees. I enjoy the art of programming. I love to think that, for certain types of projects, I am allowed to aim for and reach perfection. My vision of perfection is not yours
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by pil0u 3y ago
Et alors ? Quel est le rapport avec la choucroute ?
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by pil0u 3y ago
I was so sure that my iPhone did that for me. I have setup one shortcut to send a notification when I reach 35% (to not go too below) and another one when I reach 85% (to not go too above). Since I'm in front of a computer all day, I n
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by pil0u 3y ago
I agree with the author's statement, like probably a lot of people who already understand how e2ee works under the hood. I'm not sure if writing code on GitHub to be run in a terminal is going to change policy makers' minds.
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by pil0u 3y ago
You can select among 4 different puzzles at the bottom of the big hexagone. The default is the original one though.
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by pil0u 3y ago
Despite the "it's your fault" vibe towards Miguel, I have to say: thank you Miguel!! Your tutorial was a turning point for me 4 years ago, the care you take to write and help people is very precious. My ability to write modes
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by pil0u 3y ago
Turbo[0] has been solving this for years. Quite the contrary, front-end frameworks have started to think "sending JSON is good, but actually sending HTML could be great!". DHH's presentation[1] during Rails World 2023 is quit
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by pil0u 3y ago
The Rails ecosystem is very exciting at the moment and DHH is a great advocate for that, as well as being a significant contributor. It's OK to disagree with him on many topics, technical or not. But he belongs to the very few in this
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by pil0u 3y ago
I typically belong to the bucket of users who have a working iPhone that does not support the latest major iOS release (iPhone 7), but still get Apple's security updates. The author states that security updates on earlier iOS versions
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Slovakia’s Election Deepfakes Show AI Is a Danger to Democracy(wired.com)
5 points by pil0u 3y ago|3 comments
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by pil0u 3y ago
No. To illustrate: [ 1, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2 ] ^^^ The 5th element is the median.
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by pil0u 3y ago
Some people care about items not travelling twice the globe before landing home. Other people care about work conditions for the produced items they buy, namely not manufactured by children, for which country origin could be an indicator.
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by pil0u 3y ago
Good. Thread was not released in Europe, I doubt we are missing something huge, except for the huge data harvesting that comes with it. I think about ads and the whole industry in general, especially in the digital space, as inherently harm
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by pil0u 3y ago
> It's not the planet that's using fossil fuels When people say "it's bad for the planet", we need to assume that "it's bad for the humanity". The planet does not really care about CO2 emissions, h
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by pil0u 3y ago
Thank you for the details and hints, much appreciated.
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by pil0u 3y ago
I won't come at you, for lack of time and expertise. I'm genuinely interested in that approach, but I'm probably too afraid to design an algorithm that would be vulnerable for reasons I couldn't imagine. For digit-only,
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by pil0u 3y ago
Interesting. If say 3 passwords using that algorithm leaked, would it be possible to deduce the algorithm itself? Edit: what about digit-only password?
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by pil0u 3y ago
As a hobbyist web dev using Rails, I am watching the JavaScript ecosystem from some distance - the mere JS experience I have is very vanilla or through StimulusJS/Hotwire. For the 3 years I have played with the web, I have been seduced
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by pil0u 3y ago
Reminds me of this game where you are a paper clip factory: https://www.decisionproblem.com/paperclips/index2.html
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by pil0u 3y ago
From a user's perspective, I can see a privacy drawback as well. Suppose that instead of a typical User table, you have a User_Revision table like suggested. Every time a user updates their account settings, you INSERT a new row there.
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by pil0u 3y ago
In the second table, shouldn't the mobile control conversion rate be 3.33%?
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by pil0u 3y ago
With all that's going on around LLMs and the fact that SO has been a major source of data, when I see SO down now, I wonder if they haven't just pulled the plug. I know it's a dumb thought, I'm curious if other people fe
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by pil0u 3y ago
Yes, most probably. What was unprecedented then is not unprecedented now. Unfortunately, we tend to think about such events as a rolling average of only a few years. We did witness what was considered more storms, hurricanes and extreme t
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by pil0u 3y ago
I switched from DeepL to ChatGPT the moment DeepL introduced a paywall after some usage. But honestly, I really liked DeepL, it always worked well and far better than Google Translate for my use cases.
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by pil0u 3y ago
Only 7 years ago, the world was astonished with the release of AlphaGo. This was an algorithm dedicated to one very specific task of winning a game. The most recent game being played is language, a game that Google has played alone, until n
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KeePass flaw allows retrieval of master password, PoC is public(helpnetsecurity.com)
9 points by pil0u 3y ago|2 comments
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by pil0u 3y ago
Changes are static or not depending on the scale of time you consider. In a time span of billions (even millions) of years, our planet indeed went through different eras. For a duration of one human life, the state of nature is expected to
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by pil0u 3y ago
Could anyone provide a good explanation about "pressurisation issue"? What happened?
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by pil0u 4y ago
"Mass hysteria" is not well known or understood and probably a poor choice of words - it is not pathological. In France in October 2019, 17 students started convulsing without clear logical reason and no poisoning evidence. It was

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