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by rschiavone 1y ago
I hope this question doesn't sound snarky, it's a legitimate concern that I want to address for myself: how do you ensure that once it ssh's to the machine, it does not execute potentially damaging commands?
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by rschiavone 1y ago
I was mistaken, it seems to work only in Nightly builds
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by rschiavone 1y ago
change `dom.webgpu.enabled` in `about:config` from `false` to `true` by double-clicking on it
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by rschiavone 1y ago
HA! Good one. They won't.
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by rschiavone 1y ago
They do. They understandably shorten it in the title, but then they define the acronym the first time they use it in the article.
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Substack is rolling out a TikTok-like video feed in its app(techcrunch.com)
3 points by rschiavone 2y ago|0 comments
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by rschiavone 2y ago
Naively? They are actively acting in bad faith to destroy the US from within
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by rschiavone 2y ago
Yeah that should be the bare minimum
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by rschiavone 2y ago
Not only it's faster, it also provides a lock file, `uvx tool_name` just like `npx`, and a comprehensive set of tools to manage your Python version, your venv and your project. You don't need `pyenv`, `poetry` and `pipx` anymore,
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by rschiavone 2y ago
yes
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by rschiavone 2y ago
The animation reminds me me of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Devs_(TV_series)
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by rschiavone 2y ago
That's the beauty about fun projects. They don't have to be good ideas.
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by rschiavone 2y ago
If the repository is personal one managed only by you, you can squash the commits so the large files disappear from the history. You can do that on shared repos too but that would cause a bad headache to other maintainers.
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by rschiavone 2y ago
The job market since 2022 says otherwise
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by rschiavone 2y ago
"Man won't fly for a million years" says the New York Times, 9 days before Wright brothers' first flight
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by rschiavone 2y ago
Someone at DARPA is a fan of Ann Leckie's novels
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by rschiavone 2y ago
What if I don't want to deal with these problems in the first place
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by rschiavone 3y ago
I do not advocate for taking the "easy" way out (I feel terrible for phrasing it this way). What I say is that, for those cases where professionals have reasonable suspicion that it would happen anyway, offering a more humane opti
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by rschiavone 3y ago
If a person has tried every other option and there is still no end to their pain, either physical or psychological, they would sooner or later try to end their life anyway. It is in the best interest of everybody to offer assisted suicide a
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by rschiavone 3y ago
Unfortunately yes, you have to use every single piece.
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by rschiavone 3y ago
Many people live paycheck to paycheck and do not have the privilege to quit and search for a better job.
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by rschiavone 3y ago
The solution would be not to bundle the plugins then
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by rschiavone 3y ago
> "auto-submit a captcha" we have come full circle
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by rschiavone 3y ago
And whose fault is that
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by rschiavone 3y ago
Check out Wolfwalkers too, is the third movie of the Irish Folklore Trilogy made by Tomm Moore after Song of the Sea
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by rschiavone 3y ago
That seems to be the reason. "Musk reportedly told his biographer, Ashlee Vance, that the Hyperloop proposal was motivated by “his hatred for California’s proposed high-speed rail system,” which he felt would be too slow, outdated and
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by rschiavone 3y ago
Gorillas lack myostatin, a protein that inhibits muscle growth in us humans.
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by rschiavone 3y ago
Opening up a tab to quickly solve the problem with ChatGPT in order to climb the leaderboard is the modern Tragedy of the Commons.
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by rschiavone 3y ago
I'd argue that yours is not a counter argument, but the same thing said by grandparent rephrased. It's obvious that with the same amount of computing power, specialized > generalized. But in 2-5 years, the future generalized mo
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by rschiavone 3y ago
Probably it's their favorite library?!

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