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by sebstefan 8mo ago
I didn't see that exploit showing up on Hackernews so here it is https://hub.ivanti.com/s/article/Security-Advisory-Ivanti-En... Ivanti doesn't explain how this happened or what mistake led to this explo
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by sebstefan 8mo ago
I've acquired one for curiosity (a relative used to teach engineering, he was thrilled I wanted one, gave me his own) I used it a few times, it works, of course, ... but it's not fast and not precise so I don't think anybody
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by sebstefan 9mo ago
For anyone outside the U.S where most likely people around you will have Android devices and not iPhones, you are better off ordering trackers that are compatible with Google Find My Device They're cheaper and allows third parties, plu
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by sebstefan 9mo ago
>I've tried asking Claude to optimize it further, it created a plan that looks reasonable (I've never interacted with Rust in my life) and it spent a day building many of these optimizations but at the end of the day, none of t
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by sebstefan 10mo ago
The pricing page is messed up on Firefox https://i.horizon.pics/dFFNvWFUZp
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by sebstefan 10mo ago
This isn't a result of optimizing things one way or another
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by sebstefan 10mo ago
yep Not sure how I managed that
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by sebstefan 10mo ago
Probably very clear-cut, right? "No parking, no business" never made sense, but it makes even less sense in a city where cars are involved in less than a third of all trips Especially considering that * Congestion is an opportunit
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by sebstefan 10mo ago
>We need as many checks as possible - and ideally ones that come for free (e.g., guaranteed by types, lifetimes, etc.) - which is why Rust might be the language for vibe coding. Checking preconditions and postconditions is much easier to
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by sebstefan 10mo ago
Being left alone to build your cathedrals is the dream for me. This seems nice.
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by sebstefan 10mo ago
Airdrop on Android?
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by sebstefan 10mo ago
Me installing an app to transfer a movie to my girlfriend's iPhone, but we don't have a cable for it. You need a third party app called LocalSend, but that can't work, because the only WiFi we have access to is a complicated
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by sebstefan 11mo ago
>much in line with my reasoning, 0x11EC is the default key exchange algorithm used by Chrome, Firefox, and pretty much all other TLS clients that currently support PQC. So what’s the point of MLKEM1024? Well it turns out there is one cus
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by sebstefan 11mo ago
>STM is an optimistic concurrency system. This means that threads never block waiting for locks. Instead, each concurrent operation proceeds, possibly in parallel, on their own independent transaction log. Each transaction tracks which p
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by sebstefan 11mo ago
>What's so special about artists? People like doing it If you automate away jobs people like, their labor gets re-routed to other things they don't like. Like not being able to sell illustrations and turning to being a cashier
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by sebstefan 11mo ago
> Actually, we were talking about some pedantic take on the word "replace", which transitioned into a pedantic take on the word "farmer". There is no discussion about a game going on in this thread. This indicates tha
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by sebstefan 11mo ago
Ok I get the confusion The framing of the debate is not using your terminology so this isn't useful Being a farmer isn't owning a farm, it's doing the farming. Farmhands are farmers. This is the definition that most people ha
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by sebstefan 11mo ago
> To replace the farmer you would have to completely eliminate the entire concept of human ownership that we hold. Why? > Economies benefit from its automation. It's far less clear if societies benefit. Farm work is hard, but the
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by sebstefan 11mo ago
Farming isn't artistry, society benefits from its automation Is it still bad if the farmer gets replaced?
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by sebstefan 11mo ago
From the article >These are all pretty straight forward, [...] wrapping an expression in a block, defining a variable x and using it, conditional statements, and running an expression n times. Making your reader learn some ad-hoc shortha
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by sebstefan 11mo ago
``` #define _(e...) ({e;}) #define x(a,e...) _(s x=a;e) #define $(a,b) if(a)b;else #define i(n,e) {int $n=n;int i=0;for(;i<$n;++i){e;}} ``` >These are all pretty straight forward, with one subtle caveat I only realized from the annota
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by sebstefan 1y ago
The entire field of locksmithing has a failing culture around security. They still rely on security by obscurity, they sue attackers, and they never improve
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by sebstefan 1y ago
I do lockpicking and swear by "Abus" locks
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by sebstefan 1y ago
His SHU cell has everything the rest of the cells have ; a TV for €14/month, a hot plate, a landline, a shower, a fridge, and on a fixed schedule access to the library and the gym https://www.tf1info.fr/justice-faits-di
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by sebstefan 1y ago
The cell is the same but he is alone in it, most convicts have a cellmate
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by sebstefan 1y ago
Not just from Libya, he met & received money from the brother in law of the Libyan dictator Muhamar Kadhaffi The brother in law personally orchestrated the crashe of a civilian airliner, killing 170 passengers
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by sebstefan 1y ago
No I'm highlighting that the logic itself is stupid If the point is that you can't solve with AI what you messed up with AI, but with human intelligence spending a bit more time on the problem does indeed tend to help, you need to
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by sebstefan 1y ago
"So, just trying to understand this - he admits to code being buggy and in the same sentences states that he (the engineer who created the bugs in the first place) also debugs it? Where is the logic in that?"
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by sebstefan 1y ago
>Relatedly, in the majority of pedestrian deaths, the pedestrian is blamed for the accident. In 66% of cases, pedestrians are described as “failing to yield right of way,” “jaywalking,” or “in roadway improperly.” In 87% of cases, the dr
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by sebstefan 1y ago
It's been going on since forever and I find it insane that they still haven't done anything to curb it There could just be an appeals system and if one moderator messes up a high enough percentage of the time, they get the boot.

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