sl1ck731

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by sl1ck731 8y ago
It is that easy if the site is worth the front page, which is the point of the doc. I think everyone just assumes the front page is fair game for them. If there are ~10 better sites then yours (not out of the question unless your in a tiny
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by sl1ck731 8y ago
Lol there is a precedent for the regulations in place that you are after to be handled locally. Lets just take all the things and federalize it until I get my way.
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by sl1ck731 8y ago
Why would anyone build family housing or buy it there then? Renting sure. But purchasing house means a lot more than "this is my square". Amenities, schools, the community are all directly tied to what your house is worth and it i
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by sl1ck731 8y ago
The purpose of limiting speed isn't to make an interesting contest, it is to accurately compare the "math" instead of the speed the math is done at. It isn't surprising that its fast, the surprising part is that it can m
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by sl1ck731 8y ago
The biggest benefit for me is that since I'm working on both ends of the stack I don't constantly have to make little changes on the backend to accomplish what I want on the frontend. In the past I've ended up with an array o
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by sl1ck731 8y ago
Or AD isn't our responsibility and we can just use the tool (Azure devops) that is already done before we even launch it and provides all the features we need? I guess you don't have more important things to be doing than screwing
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by sl1ck731 8y ago
For us its: availability outside of VPN and avoiding the run around of making a public site with security, integration with active directory, has repos + a wiki + boards all in one place. No configuring 3 different OSS products to integrate
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by sl1ck731 8y ago
Yes that is also true. I accounted for about 20% of lean mass loss included and then had to hit the gym after the few month diet :) Though it wasn't my biggest concern since I overshot my loss by about as much.
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by sl1ck731 8y ago
When I started I used a metabolic rate calculator. https://www.active.com/fitness/calculators/calories for example. The amount of calories lost per day = the metabolic rate from the calculator - the amount of calo
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by sl1ck731 8y ago
My anecdote: I lose weight very easily by CICO. Over the course of of a few months in college I ate a very strict diet of x calories. At the time it was something like 1100/day as a ~200lb 21 year old. Supposedly dangerous, but a lot o
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by sl1ck731 8y ago
That is only true if your jobs aren't doing a stateless operation. I use cron all the time on cattle VMs. No reason to cargo cult extra stuff into the mix.
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by sl1ck731 8y ago
I rarely use mine but keep it for 2 reasons. 1. I "feel" like there might be something I want to watch at some point. Just kinda in the back of my head. 2. Its 10$/mo that I'm not even going to notice missing. As their p
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by sl1ck731 8y ago
I think this is a symptom of being accessible not the language or its tools. NPM is fantastic and anytime I use Go or anything like that I miss it sorely. Even javascript itself isn't "bad". There are ugly parts but anything
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by sl1ck731 8y ago
Wait until millenials are the oldest generation and these calls preying on older and unknowing people aren't profitable to make anymore.
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by sl1ck731 8y ago
The original poster was commenting on trying to obtain revenue from the open source product of their creation. You are right that sometimes things are just to help others, but its meaningless here unless we are strictly talking about the in
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by sl1ck731 8y ago
If there was one to put my body on a 24 hour sleep/wake schedule I'd be in line.
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by sl1ck731 8y ago
The worst is newspapers. 3rd parties bundle a bunch of them and you have to be sure you cancel all of them. You call and they will fight you about it and actively try their hardest to "lock you in for another 3 months at only x/mo
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by sl1ck731 8y ago
As someone who has worked full time putting companies into AWS for almost 4 years as a cloud consultant, I've experienced only a couple occasions where your description is accurate and only for a small portion of the customer's po
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by sl1ck731 8y ago
I can't imagine it will be long before Azure DevOps is integrated in some way to GitHub. They don't even have to introduce it as such...just a thinly veiled mask for job running. Or even Azure Functions doing the work. MS has the
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by sl1ck731 8y ago
I think one of the issues is you're never sure what someone is about to do. There is something about seeing someone take control of the drawing space where in VR your avatar would begin motioning towards the board or pickup the writi
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by sl1ck731 8y ago
Maybe wearing it all day as an office is a little overkill. But being able to collaborate even in front of some kind of 3D whiteboard room would be a killer for fully remote teams like mine. Drawing on paint-like sites or with clunky web ap
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by sl1ck731 8y ago
I didn't but some of the libraries I needed at the time don't appear to be present. The reason I wanted to use C++ specifically was API hooking and the Windows ETW api. I don't see any of the projects like Detours present so
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by sl1ck731 8y ago
I ran into this trying to get into it about 3 weeks ago. I'm so used to things like npm, ruby gems, go packages, pip that it felt like a huge task just to get something built or settle on a way for me to build mine. Even grabbing libra
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by sl1ck731 8y ago
I don't know what exactly that phrase describes, but I will sit and eat as well to avoid cleanup at home.
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by sl1ck731 8y ago
Yeah, it can go either way. I tend to spend more time "working" than I would in the office because I get more invested in things or am just more comfortable. If I went into the office ever I would 100% just shut off at 5, and if I
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by sl1ck731 8y ago
This isn't my experience. I wish I could cut out the waiter and niceties. I don't go to a restaurant most of the time to socialize, but rather I like the food and hate cooking.
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by sl1ck731 8y ago
If it is on my personal machine I can't accept a 8-15% performance hit (I don't know the real impact thats just the first range I found).
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by sl1ck731 8y ago
I don't understand your beef with describing it as a Go project. Most of the common pentesting tools are in Python or Ruby. I've been hoping Go would replace Ruby and Python as the language for security and pentesting tooling, so
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by sl1ck731 8y ago
I read somewhere that learning ML/AI isn't the hard part. It is having enough data science background to be able to tell tell what problems fit ML. ML isn't the hard part, finding a problem ML can approximate is. Maybe that i
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by sl1ck731 8y ago
In a similar boat as the parent as far as turning out alright. But in college I saw more people who gamed as much as I did flunk out than people who made it through with me. The games we used to play had some degree of extension like moddin

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