sarlalian

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by sarlalian 1y ago
Much of it's going to boil down to personal preferences obviously, however it's very reasonable to argue that the trackpads on Apple laptops are the best in the industry. Generally Apple laptops have great speakers and sound, hig
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by sarlalian 1y ago
1. Written in Go, not C so I might be able to contribute. 2. Not crazy complex to configure (lost my old weechat config, and I'm not going through all that effort again). 3. Can be embedded into other go applications (see above where i
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by sarlalian 1y ago
There are plenty of open designs where you can buy parts off the shelf and build your own drone. Nothing has the software that DJI produces to go on top of the drone. Not specifically a good or bad thing, learning to fly on your own has a
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by sarlalian 1y ago
That’s what Mitchell Hashimoto does.
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by sarlalian 1y ago
No, however it makes driver development easier and all the work to date is in rust, so changing languages would be exceedingly painful.
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by sarlalian 1y ago
There are plenty of examples of other tech where "you're just not using it right" is perfectly acceptable and many people find that it provides a high level of value. Rust and Vim being two that come immediately to mind. Bo
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by sarlalian 1y ago
This has already been discussed heavily in this thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44522772 Link to the full paper: https://metr.org/Early_2025_AI_Experienced_OS_Devs_Study.pdf Overall the study i
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by sarlalian 1y ago
As is usually the case, did the car burning happen before or after it was declared a riot, and the law enforcement agencies involved started using force? Did the riot start and then the police started using CS gas, rubber bullets, etc, or
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by sarlalian 1y ago
Another really good read about containers, jails and zones. https://blog.jessfraz.com/post/containers-zones-jails-vms/
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by sarlalian 1y ago
Unless you need to have a working video or audio config as well.
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by sarlalian 1y ago
Well apparently at this point it’s his phone, his wife’s phone, his lawyer’s phone, maybe anyone in the inner circle of people he cares about.
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by sarlalian 1y ago
Certain production studios (Commercial / Feature Entertainment) may have air-gapped datacenters. I'd expect anyone making an Apple commercial is doing that on air-gapped infrastructure. Defense contractors, Pharma companies, basi
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by sarlalian 1y ago
She probably didn't think it was appropriate for ICE to arrest Ruiz at the courthouse. If going to court for a case against you becomes a good way to get deported, guess what people aren't going to do. We don't have the res
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by sarlalian 1y ago
That is a very simple explanation to an obviously more complex issue.
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by sarlalian 1y ago
I'll correct my previous statement, it does appear in the legal brief about the judge being arrested that he was here illegally. https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.wied.11...
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by sarlalian 1y ago
There is nothing in any of the articles indicating he was here illegally. He's referred to in all the articles I've read as an immigrant. Not as illegal or undocumented. It's also reasonable to point out that removing someo
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by sarlalian 2y ago
You can occasionally prompt the AI resume review systems using the white text as well.
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by sarlalian 2y ago
I’m just going to borrow an excellent quote that applies here. “If you couldn’t be bothered to write it, why should I bother to read it?”
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by sarlalian 2y ago
You don't ever write out diagrams for your software development? Or diagram workflows?
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by sarlalian 2y ago
Well, the typical setup with OneDrive in MS365, is that the overworked manager get’s an email when an employee account is deactivated. The manager has 90 days to search through their OneDrive and copy anything out that they think is needed
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by sarlalian 2y ago
I use a combination of mkcert and localdev.me … mkcert to generate a CA and install certs, then localdev.me redirects any subdomain to localhost.
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by sarlalian 2y ago
Is that still true if the costs of oil/gas stop being socialized? Basically the people pay for oil cleanups, for air polution, etc, the cost is still there it's just not currently born by the oil companies. Also, how do the cost
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by sarlalian 2y ago
The failures of our legal system to hold the wealthy in general and CEO’s in particular accountable for their decisions is why he was gunned down instead of being brought to justice via the legal system. If he killed as many people with a g
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by sarlalian 2y ago
That’s called luck. Personally I’m a cis white male, who’s been a mostly law abiding citizen, and I’ve had dozens of poor interactions with police throughout my life. Additionally I have a probably unusual number of family and friends who
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by sarlalian 2y ago
The bigger question is how much of their existing cores utilize Arm IP… and how sure are they that they would find all of it?
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by sarlalian 2y ago
For gaining expertise in vim, I generally point people at https://danielmiessler.com/p/vim/ which will teach you how to think about vim as a text manipulation language rather than just as an editor.
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by sarlalian 2y ago
They have some docs on the security of their server hardware, which is one of the ways they can assure that their systems haven't been tampered with by local staff. https://blog.cloudflare.com/anchoring-trust-a-hardware
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by sarlalian 2y ago
Solid Snake really should end up in the python world.
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by sarlalian 2y ago
My understanding of URA, is that it's when a manager is able to manage a person into leaving the job that they can't justify firing, but really don't want on the team. So then the person leaves, and is flagged as we didn&#x2
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by sarlalian 2y ago
While I get the concerns about battery life, like most things in tech it's about weighing different tradeoffs against each other. Battery life, ecosystem, quality of sensors, app availability, resale value, etc. I already have daily h

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