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   by saint_yossarian 1y ago

   More details here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Israeli_support_for_Hamas
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   by saint_yossarian 1y ago

   You can use a TOTP authenticator with backup support (I use Aegis on Android, and less critical ones in Bitwarden), and backup your recovery codes.
3. 63.▲
   by saint_yossarian 1y ago

   Well kickstart.nvim is a template for your own configuration, not a distribution. You're not supposed to update it.
4. 64.▲
   by saint_yossarian 1y ago

   AFAIK using setup() is actually a cargo-cult practice and discouraged by the Neovim maintainers.
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   by saint_yossarian 1y ago

   From the README: > After installation, authenticate through IAM Identity Center or AWS Builder ID.
6. 66.▲
   by saint_yossarian 1y ago

   They started skipping some months. Check https://isitbandcampfriday.com/ for the next one.
7. 67.▲
   by saint_yossarian 1y ago

   What evidence convinced you?
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   by saint_yossarian 1y ago

   Wait, how do you get precompiled Rubies with mise? I still have to compile with default settings, and the docs only mention that it uses ruby-build behind the scenes: https://mise.jdx.dev/lang/ruby.html
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   by saint_yossarian 1y ago

   While your breakdown of LLM “benefits” is thorough, I think it glosses over—or outright ignores—some significant limitations and trade-offs that make the picture far less rosy. It’s easy to frame this technology as an unqualified upgrade to
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    by saint_yossarian 1y ago

    Must have been ages ago, even stable now has 5.4: https://packages.debian.org/search?searchon=names&suite=all&...
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    by saint_yossarian 1y ago

    You're probably thinking of https://github.com/ghuntley/cursed . It... certainly seems to live up to its name.
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    by saint_yossarian 1y ago

    How many of those rides required human intervention by Waymo's remote operators? From what I can tell they're not sharing that information.
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    by saint_yossarian 1y ago

    One thing that comes to mind: You still have to verify that the tests are exhaustive, and that the code isn't just gaming specific test scenarios. I guess fuzzing and property-based testing could mitigate this to some extent.
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    by saint_yossarian 1y ago

    They literally advertise a "AI-powered kill chain". See https://www.palantir.com/platforms/gotham/
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    by saint_yossarian 1y ago

    It's a systemd thing, see `man systemd-tmpfiles`.
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    by saint_yossarian 1y ago

    Here's a convenient list: https://github.com/breezy-weather/breezy-weather/blob/main/d...
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    by saint_yossarian 1y ago

    I remember using mod_security with Apache long ago for some of this, looks like it's still around and now also supports Nginx and IIS: https://modsecurity.org/
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    by saint_yossarian 1y ago

    Yes, there was even a <bgsound> HTML tag to play MIDI files, which was heavily used in places like Geocities.
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    by saint_yossarian 1y ago

    The Neovim plugin CodeCompanion is currently moving into a more agentic direction, it already supports an auto-submit loop with builtin tools and MCP integration. Yes it's not a standalone CLI tool, but IMHO I'd rather have a full
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    by saint_yossarian 1y ago

    > Herd immunity can only be achieved if a sufficiently large part of the population is vaccinated. ...or getting infected, of course.
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    by saint_yossarian 1y ago

    It does support the userContent.css file in the profile, there's just no UI for it.
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    by saint_yossarian 1y ago

    https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/3010/system-monitor-n... is good.
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    by saint_yossarian 1y ago

    https://mise.jdx.dev/ supports uv through its pipx backend, and is a very good package/tool manager in general.
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    by saint_yossarian 2y ago

    hdtracks.com has a pretty big catalog, but is sometimes a bit expensive.
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    by saint_yossarian 2y ago

    It's blocked by "EasyList – Newsletter Notices", the annoyances lists are often a bit too aggressive.
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    by saint_yossarian 2y ago

    ProtonMail downloads the whole mailbox to browser storage to support fulltext search.
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    by saint_yossarian 2y ago

    Also VisiData is an excellent TUI spreadsheet.
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    by saint_yossarian 2y ago

    That's just another type of test, the question was who's going to check that the tests are actually testing the correct things. Maybe look up the Therac-25 that was mentioned.
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    by saint_yossarian 2y ago

    Sure, but writing those is just coding in a fuzzier and more verbose language.
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    by saint_yossarian 2y ago

    Thanks, that's interesting. I thought service workers were only needed for things like offline support and background activity after a tab is closed (which is why I disabled them). Streaming audio is a new one to me, I wonder if the sa