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by spzb 3y ago
I enjoyed using ServiceStack. Write your data model in the C# API, run a tiny CLI command and it spits out Typescript definitions to match your data model. https://docs.servicestack.net/typescript-add-servicestack-re...
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by spzb 3y ago
I finished reading Bullshit Jobs (1) and then went to work in one on Monday (1) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bullshit_Jobs
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by spzb 3y ago
Happy memories of downloading programs broadcast by BBC Radio in Basicode 2 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BASICODE
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by spzb 3y ago
Save you a click : yes, they did.
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by spzb 3y ago
> StumbleUpon was free, your product is $2.99/mo. What could be more modern than that?
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Yugoslavia's Digital Twin – When a country's internet domain outlives the nation(thedial.world)
210 points by spzb 3y ago|223 comments
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by spzb 3y ago
Curious take. I mean, I've been building websites since the late 1990s and I agree that there are very few people working today who understand the whole stack but that's because it is more complicated now. But it's a big le
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by spzb 3y ago
And yet it happens https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-essex-47720887
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by spzb 3y ago
Try this one : https://free-for.dev/ Its associated Github repo shows updates as recently as yesterday
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Raspberry Pi Tracks Unseen Drones Using Sound(tomshardware.com)
2 points by spzb 3y ago|0 comments
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by spzb 3y ago
No. I'm pointing out that (a) it's not marked as being from 2002 and someone would therefore assume it was some newly discovered backdoor and (b) there's no context or commentary as to why it is relevant in 2023. Also, on clo
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by spzb 3y ago
Dupe (2002!) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21859581 With no context, I don't know why this is front page news today. Am I missing something?
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by spzb 3y ago
Way to generalize.
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by spzb 3y ago
Really confused as to why 30,000 businesses would want to pay forty bucks each for the output of a large language model. It’s maybe one step up from an infinite number of monkeys but an insane distance away from market research.
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UK launches SKYNET – not a doomsday plot, just for improved satellite comms(theregister.com)
1 points by spzb 3y ago|0 comments
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by spzb 3y ago
99% sure it is.
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by spzb 3y ago
Looks like the images are being served by Netlify (according to the HTTP headers).
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by spzb 3y ago
Strange choice of name given that there's already a well-known Pi in the computing space.
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UK government ‘hackathon’ to search for ways to use AI to cut asylum backlog(theguardian.com)
3 points by spzb 3y ago|0 comments
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by spzb 3y ago
I know. That’s not what I said.
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by spzb 3y ago
There’s also a difference between how you’d like the world to be and the way the world actually is.
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by spzb 3y ago
In your mind, maybe. In the real world, the actual words of the statute are important.
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by spzb 3y ago
My bank's website is publicly available. That doesn't mean anyone is free to access my bank account. Just 'cause something is accessible on the internet doesn't mean you have the right to access it. Case law and statute
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by spzb 3y ago
I'm not a lawyer or even an American but that certainly isn't how the DMCA works. The takedown is issued against the hosting company and, if they comply, they have no further liability. If they don't comply, they are liable i
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by spzb 3y ago
> It turns into an exercise where the Notion document becomes the goal, rather than a tool to help get work done. Same, except it's Jira and Confluence. Everything has to have story points assigned to it just so we can say we did an
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by spzb 3y ago
No, but if you have the facility to apply new shrink wrap so it looks factory sealed, Amazon aren’t going to x-ray it to check what’s inside.
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by spzb 4y ago
Recognising that domestic flights also need security and not treating them like flying Greyhound buses probably helped.
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by spzb 4y ago
I wonder if a letter addressed to “Liz Truss” would have got there in time for her to still be in residence.
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by spzb 4y ago
Government policy on encryption (along with many other things including Brexit) relies on "magical thinking". They don't understand the problem so they assume there's an easy solution that's just being withheld from
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by spzb 4y ago
As a Brit, I'd say not having guns freely available is one of the fights we won.

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