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by prophesi 2y ago
The best I've found is using asdf and venv for each of these python ML projects. Install the python version they assume, create and source a virtual env, install their dependencies, then activate the venv's when you boot up a term
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by prophesi 2y ago
Small nitpick; RSS is still alive and well, but it's in the podcast space and slowly getting phased out by Apple and Spotify (in fact, most podcast SaaS's make it really hard to find the bare RSS feed). I think t would have fared
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It made me laugh, and that's reason enough for me to code anything.
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https://foleycrafter.github.io/ Since the video links in the README are broken, it might be better to switch the submission to their Github Pages website. Also, does anyone happen to know what the VRAM requirements might be
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I think if they're active in the speedrunning community, then they're already well aware of this! And for a fun additional example to add to this article, you can often find TAS'ers talking about arbitrary code execution. The
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by prophesi 2y ago
And I don't necessarily disagree either; good callout that it _was_ about improperly configured ACL's, I meant more that it wasn't related to keeping test rules alive. For 150k+ salaries, frontend dev salaries are generally a
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by prophesi 2y ago
The issue usually lies in there not being enough security rules in place, not in keeping insecure rules active. For instance, for the Arc incident which we were given more information on, it was due to not having a security rule in place to
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by prophesi 2y ago
I think that's throwing the baby out with the bathwater; sane defaults are still an important thing to think about when developing a product. And for something as important as a database, which usually requires authentication or storin
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Yep, the words fault tolerance and distributed computing immediately brings to my mind Erlang/Elixir.
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If you're not interested in letting your blog posts be used to train AI, remember to update your robots.txt regularly as AI crawlers come up. This is assuming they respect your robots.txt, and don't change their user-agent. There&
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Glad to hear your alternative solutions! Though going by your comment history I doubt that will occur.
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> Worrying that they will pass your messages along to others is the same as worrying that the people you're chatting with do the same. This makes absolutely _no sense_. If I do not trust my end user to not propagate the message I se
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Yep! But the admin password is paramount. Often it's trivial, and necessary to add your device to WiFi. The true danger in our https land is what your admin can do,
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Oddly enough, these default unique passwords usually are in the format of word+word+digit+digit+digit. If you look up the model, it won't take long to find the word list they use and can trivially bruteforce it. So even then, I'd
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Those would be end-to-end encrypted x how many recipients you intend for. Very different from (end-to-end-encrypted x how many recipients you intend for) + an arbitrary amount of recipients you don't intend for.
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With key escrow, by definition you can only implement end-to-many-ends encryption.
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> Key escrow and E2EE are fully compatible. Wild to see someone on HN even entertain this idea.
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The client is open source, and I believe the E2E encryption is done when the client creates a new Wireguard tunnel. At least, that's what I'm seeing here[0]. Still poring over the code. [0] https://github.com/Sover
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by prophesi 2y ago
You'll still be writing Javascript/Typescript with Svelte. What the article means by "Svelte 5 is not Javascript" is that all of your code outside things like Stores will be compiled in a manner that makes it harder to d
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My bad, it's based on a fork of WebKit.
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If you mean Firefox containers[0], the closest you'll get is Profiles[1] since Orion is based on WebKit. Its location in settings is different from the Safari docs, and that's the only difference in Orion's implementation as
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by prophesi 2y ago
The best that we can do is to continue working on FOSS solutions that make it technically impossible to backdoor. I haven't grok'd the protocol yet, but it seems to claim you only have to trust the client. The client is open sourc
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I'll definitely need to look into doing that.
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If it's severe enough, quitting alcohol cold turkey can be life-threatening. And for some, they don't take longer than a day from drinking to realize they're on the path to delirium tremens.
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I have a Windows partition that I haven't booted into for ages. Originally I would first try to run a game on Linux, and fallback to Windows if it has problems. Some live service AAA games are still impossible to run on Linux due to an
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I bought a book a few years ago called The Artist in the Machine by Arthur Miller[0] and it covers a lot of early AI creativity. I wish they shelled out for more color pages, because I agree things like DeepDream and GAN art are very trippy
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https://archive.md/74wBh For those who don't want to access an HTTP-only site on their network.
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I'm surprised that there was no mention of Expo. In the past, I would say bare-metal is better than Expo-managed React Native projects because of the limitations when it came to native modules. Fast forward to today, and anything you c
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A quick shoutout to Ente Photos[0]. FOSS with an opt-in locally-run semantic search of your photos. The first encoding with a ton of photos may take a few minutes in the background, but after that it takes no time with subsequent photo uplo
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To sell The Lounge some more, it essentially acts as both a bouncer and a web-based IRC client that you can access on any device. If you want to get a friend into IRC, you can provision them an account on your instance too. I've been r

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