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The average person is not dishing out software that runs on millions of cars from the average PC/laptop they got off the shelves from their bestbuy equivalent. I’d say the same for the average developer. I’d also guess if given a choic
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> Linux has won Needing two of the most famous non-Linux operating systems for the layman to sanely develop programs for Linux systems is not particularly a victory if you look at it from that perspective. Just highlights the piss-poor s
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Beat me to it, thanks!
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The CLI from the press release/WWDC session is at https://github.com/apple/container which I think is what many like myself would be interested in. I was hoping this'd be shipped with the newest Xcode Beta bu
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Not sure from where you’re drawing out that conclusion from, esp with the “60 years” point which is a timeline where none of this tech existed. Majority of the population I’d think is grossly uneducated on aspects of privacy and security in
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I disagree mainly because there is a big lack of transparency from the govt/courts on these matters even when pressed with RTIs unless you have sources that say very explicitly otherwise from the mouths of govt/FB. As for the seco
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The problem here is the govt/courts here downplay/ignore even the most straightforward RTI public (Right to Info) requests on many of these matters, the pegasus one still ongoing in courts even after all this time. Meta (FB’s) tra
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I mean, right above the stuff you quoted, there is mention that govt. does now have the provision to access under exceptional circumstances: > However, as Ashish Mishra, Partner-Cyber Security, NangiaNXT notes, “As of now, the government
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Related but India has been on a slow march to becoming a totalitarian surveillance state. Recently, we got public confirmation on govt. having backdoor access to WhatsApp to surveil on citizens when the FM talked about the Income Tax dept.
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> Would the court block gmail if the same happens via gmail?. I mean, G will happily cough up the data and so will other big corps. Proton doesn’t… unless they go through the Swiss relationship route? But this decision is stupid and harm
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Damn, that’s awesome! Glad that was a help :D
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TIL DecompressionStream, thanks. I managed to shave some more bytes by trimming the HTML bits, raised a PR in case you're interested.
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Adam was a very prominent Chrome DevRel and top voices of the web platform. I personally owe to his content (blog, snippets, podcast, talks, youtube, social media etc.) to stay up-to-date on things. It’s a bit of a shock to me that he of al
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It's mentioned in the README: - If Caddy has not already generated a local root certificate: - Generate a local root certificate to sign TLS certificates - Install the local root certificate to the system's trust sto
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If you see some other way to resolve this, I'm sure Ice welcomes contributions.
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FOSS solution that's actually really good: https://github.com/jordanbaird/Ice
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Thanks for adding much-needed cool things to Windows lately — the Terminal and PowerToys and now this, all super appreciated. Do you see command palette evolving and becoming a core part of Windows itself in the future? :)
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What's interesting about this vs. PowerToys Run is the "extensibility" aspect. Developers can create custom extensions that users can add using winget/MS Store. This feels very similar to Raycast and is something I miss
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PowerToys Command Palette Utility
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Probably referring to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Padmanabhaswamy_Temple_treasur...
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Unitree Go 2 Teardown: The Secrets of This $2000 Robot Dog
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This has been my one wish as well, even if they stubbornly refuse to improve it in many other ways.
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I'd personally try to stay away from anything built this way, if I can get a whiff of it (and it's not super hard to find the slop right now). But, even if learn to agree on this for the share of throwaway apps or internal tools t
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> I enjoy interfaces and workflows and visualizations. I don't want you to feel like I'm attacking frontend or frontend developers. I hope you mean that but it's hard to see it that way based on your original comment and r
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You once again seem to be thinking of trivial examples of frontend to say there is an “easy” way to verify the loops. I really wish it were that simple for anything reasonably complex I encountered that were customer-facing — often filled w
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This is an extremely dumb take, I’ve worked on both areas before and I could say that infra work is mostly repeated and needlessly complex config sprayed into git. LLMs have seen enough of that to make head or tails of it by the way you’re
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> Steer away from skills like web development that are clearly getting eaten by LLMs. You had it going well there but then had to ruin it with a take like that. If you’re talking about your trivial, github-filled example scenarios of fro
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Don’t want to be alarmist but even if not using this action directly, I wonder what implications might be if this has leaked tokens from prominent public-facing project repos which might be used by several folks? I spotted an issue[1] to fi
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Blew my mind! Dimitri talks about it in the video but I love the mention of how this project came to be[0]: > This engine was built to service a project that aimed to demonstrate why Doom can't run in TypeScript types. Well. The fun
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I should've linked to the YouTube video announcement: https://youtu.be/sHIlFKKaq0A
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