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by serious_angel 6mo ago
Thank you! Hurray! A yet another brand new credentials "local-first" cloud with very transparent and intuitive brand name, that is going to be "responsible" for "decades" (hopefully years) of storing and mainta
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by serious_angel 6mo ago
Thank you for the response. Yet, how the heck the CPU instructions you inject in (that are being processed within the same network processing) limit the capabilities of the flow, if you literally put your calls within the same networking co
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by serious_angel 6mo ago
I have, but in the scopes of Kprobes non-network but memory. Here, I am sure you haven't at this point. I also provided projects you may check prior stating another nonsense. Instead, you could also provide some more evidence you disag
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by serious_angel 6mo ago
> The macOS version can make stronger guarantees because it can have more complexity. On Linux, the foundation is eBPF, which is powerful but bounded: it has strict limits on storage size and program complexity. Under heavy traffic,
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by serious_angel 6mo ago
Thank you very much! The article is a great reference to consider and start creating workspaces for teams ready to deal with panic and stay efficient in critical events. > As a reminder, one of the ten levers you can pull to increase
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by serious_angel 7mo ago
Freaking awesome... thank you very much! Have you seen the film about Enigma, named "The Imitation Game" of 2014? I once or two asked about one of the main points of the film stated in there, yet no one still responded. Yes, I do
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by serious_angel 7mo ago
// > The backend: from simple to absurdly complex... > Here's where the real inversion happened... > 2011 stack: PHP... > 2026 stack: Next.js... Welp, it's your choice to complicate the stuff. Yo
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Research game measuring how humans detect AI-generated phishing emails(github.com)
2 points by serious_angel 7mo ago|1 comments
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by serious_angel 7mo ago
The project is fairly open-sourced to a degree to check it out prior participating, and it indicates around ~160 submissions by participants already. Though, the question some may imagine: would this research results be included into the ph
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by serious_angel 7mo ago
I am not into Facebook/Meta nowadays, bet the technology is so lovely freaking magnificent... Back in the days, these were in Sci-Fi and dreams only... // https://www.ifixit.com/News/113543/theres-gr
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by serious_angel 7mo ago
> LG’s press release leaves several questions unanswered, including the source of the “Oxide” name... > Source: https://www.pcworld.com/article/3096432 [2026-03-23] --- > HKC has announced a new laptop display
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by serious_angel 8mo ago
Please consider checking out comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47293662
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by serious_angel 8mo ago
I haven't dug deeper due to time availability, but for the same sake of privacy, I've found: 1. `/api/event` endpoint mentioned in the `/stats/script.js` file; 2. There's `/parties/lobby/mai
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by serious_angel 8mo ago
In the minified source code, we may see, it uses: ``` try { const l=await navigator.mediaDevices.getUserMedia({audio:!1,video:{facingMode:"user"}}); /* ... */ } catch { this.showError("Could not access webcam. Pleas
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by serious_angel 8mo ago
I am sorry for asking, but... is there guide even on how to "figure it out"? Otherwise, how are you so sure about it?
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by serious_angel 8mo ago
Holy gracious sakes... Of course... Thank you... thank you... dear katanaquant, from the depths... of my heart... There's still belief in accountability... in fun... in value... in effort... in purpose... in human... in art... Relate
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by serious_angel 8mo ago
Who knows? 5 people? 10? Only those who actually read it, and still not sure. Did they read it? Or did they also believe it's written by AI? I tried to believe it's written by a human when noticed its footer's note. It was ha
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by serious_angel 8mo ago
> # ----- Quote Start ----- > Will you PLEASE stop saying "coding is a practical use case"? This is the third appeal I've made on this subject. (Do you read your comments?) If you want bug ridden code with security issu
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by serious_angel 8mo ago
Thank you very much... Ineffably magnificent, as always... Related: https://www.pushing-pixels.org/2014/04/04/the-craft-of-scree... (The craft of screen graphics and movie user interfaces - interview with J
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by serious_angel 9mo ago
What a nonsense, sorry... Human is human already, regardless how they speak and what they do... There's always true sympathy and empathy to find in a human, regardless how busy, dark, erroneous etc. they are... Yet, it's the t
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by serious_angel 9mo ago
Roger that. Thank you! Apparently, while I've being employed in security as software engineer for at least 19 years now, I've never ever considered it all serious, and still do not. Sorry, I have literally no interest in all of it
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by serious_angel 9mo ago
Oh dear... but... but why let some LLM set of unknown source of unknown iteration... execute code... in your machine...? I was excited in the possibly extravagant implementation idea and... when I read enough to realize it's based on s
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Ask HN: Does "pretend work" firm, found in news, prepare people for actual job?(scmp.com)
4 points by serious_angel 1y ago|0 comments
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by serious_angel 2y ago
I may see it, but perhaps a more descriptive opinion of yours backed up with actual shades from your own viewpoint will provide a better trust with your comment. Sure, sometimes words cannot explain a thought, but effort may at least spread
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by serious_angel 2y ago
Frankly, the whole phrase quoted sounds like a personal issue. If it is, let's hope they'll manage it, and get a proper sleep.