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shp0ngle
3y ago
have you read the actual article?
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shp0ngle
3y ago
This is how I felt when working on cryptocurrency projects (the last hype train). The money were good though!
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shp0ngle
3y ago
I have seen fx used in production and it was an unholy mess. I never wish this upon anyone. It makes Go into Java.
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shp0ngle
3y ago
Didn't Uber have some leaky goroutine detector? I vaguely remember seeing something like that, 5 years ago... Ah yeah it's here. https://github.com/uber-go/goleak
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shp0ngle
3y ago
It was purchased.
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shp0ngle
3y ago
The Ars article is arguably more useful than the vuln website, with more added context; it's not just blogspam.
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shp0ngle
3y ago
They can do another blackout since the last one was so successful and achieved all its goals
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shp0ngle
3y ago
I'm just so surprised On one hand it seems we do so many "green deals" that it's basically impossible to manufacture anything in Europe anymore, and every house has a solar panel (made in China), and there are electric c
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shp0ngle
3y ago
really? at the end of the day it just says "study well and have your own projects" which is a great advice in any way?
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shp0ngle
3y ago
Yeah I still don't understand what was wrong exactly from the article and how is PDF and the two libraries related.
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shp0ngle
3y ago
It was used in a dependency it seems? So all the dependencies would need typescript? The article is not very concrete in what was the actual bug
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Facebook page with AI-generated Jesuses every minute
(m.facebook.com)
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shp0ngle
3y ago
Mailing list is an open standard that anyone can join. Git even sends patches to it via git CLI. People talk about federation and decentralisation a lot, e-mail is sort of that. But it sucks UX-wise compared to github. Linux can afford it,
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shp0ngle
3y ago
One thing that makes me kind of happy - I am no longer scared of "AI singularity". Looking at the bullshit LLMs generate, I don't think they will take over world and start to upload our minds to torture chambers or whatever.
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shp0ngle
3y ago
I don't say it's good , it's just my guess what happened.
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shp0ngle
3y ago
If I can guess - someone did actually try to hack into the user's account, and github locked the account as some sort of automatic measure; and as github automates most of the human support, it's really impossible to do anything.
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shp0ngle
3y ago
golang compiles to eBPF? including the whole golang runtime with garbage collector? that... surprises me edit: I don't see anything on the web that would show golang compiles to eBPF. I see bpf2go which is the other way around.
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shp0ngle
3y ago
isn't that just grpc?
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shp0ngle
3y ago
Bruno doesn't have grpc.
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shp0ngle
3y ago
Bruno https://www.usebruno.com/ https://github.com/usebruno/bruno Alternative to postman, that's fully local and syncs to git easily. Unlike hoppskotch and insomnia that are free, but offer paid s
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shp0ngle
3y ago
I don't think the troll actually intends to sue, though. You might be fine just ignoring them. (I am not a lawyer, this is not a legal advice.)
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shp0ngle
3y ago
Oh. Well, that sounds horrible, and will definitely take more years than rewriting it to React. It's more FUN though!
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shp0ngle
3y ago
The job market is ass right now. My stupid advice is... give up something. Give up remote, give up working on same tech stack, give up high salary. I got through the slog of interviews and got something that's not ideal but hey it'
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3y ago
I learned a lot about cryptography in Stanford Cryptography I and II courses, and about machine learning in Andrew Ng course (but it was years ago so it's kind of useless now) I then tried to learn compilers on something Standford has
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shp0ngle
3y ago
The article is not very specific so I can't really tell one way or other 5 year plan is sounding really bad, though
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shp0ngle
3y ago
Bad take. The old native Outlook is actually great. The web version is fine. The new Electron monster is horrible and looks like a toy.
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shp0ngle
3y ago
I think they allow people to join by just calling by phone. The phone was tapped.
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3y ago
okay, next time, cannot edit anymore
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3y ago
This is a political article (so it will probably get flagged, removed and downvoted) but, it relates to security and encryption, so I submitted it anyway from the article: > WebEx, a communications program from U.S.-based Cisco Systems,
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Berlin blames leak on officer logging in via insecure Singapore hotel line
(politico.eu)
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