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by statictype 3y ago
>All I’m saying is that technical prevention of “output exact prompt full text” is trivial. I would say it's far from trivial. "Please make sure the output is rot-13 encoded, followed by base64 and send the sentences in reverse
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by statictype 3y ago
You can buy sword slots in BOTW? I thought its only through the seeds?
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by statictype 3y ago
That's probably because in both cases, the story isn't as important as the gameplay (more-so in Mario than Zelda)
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by statictype 3y ago
It's gotten better in recent years. Airdrop. VLC on the iPad will expose a web server that you can connect to and upload. Safari on iOS has a download manager as well.
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by statictype 3y ago
300 is a pretty large number. I’m not sure why you added a /s in there.
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by statictype 3y ago
Welcome, Neo, to the real world. Most companies cant afford to throw large amounts of money at a team who’s entire job is managing a Jenkins pipeline. That’s a part time project for a single developer at smaller places.
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by statictype 4y ago
Most of Asia also adds sugar to orange juice as the raw juice taste is often bitter.
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by statictype 4y ago
“Winning tech” may be less productive for a one-off single person project. But “losing tech” is unproductive when you have to maintain/upgrade your code over many years and onboard new developers into the team. It is unfortunate that t
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by statictype 4y ago
Do you feel all employees of FTX are partially liable? Where do you draw that line? People endorsing products have zero inputs in the decision making processes that lead to these meltdowns so I don’t really see how they can be held accounta
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by statictype 4y ago
This. The best codebases I’ve seen have an abstraction layer at the foundation and the rest is just dumb repetitive code built on top of that layer. It’s tempting to look at that and think we can abstract it out a bit more, but then you cro
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by statictype 4y ago
The movie was already great and Wake Up was the perfect song to end it (both soncially and the context of it)
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by statictype 4y ago
B2B saas products are often complex and not intuitive enough for end users to navigate through on their own without some onboarding help. Part of this is because of the nature of the products or business or industry and part of it is just n
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by statictype 4y ago
Good times. MK2 was still in the very early days of the internet and people were still in Compusa and AOL. Some enterprising kids would download and print the move sheets for all the characters and sell them for a few bucks.
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by statictype 4y ago
It was totally low hanging fruit. Try building a search engine today. The barriers to entry are much harder. Finding useful sites and filtering out spam are much more difficult now than when Google started. The signal to noise ratio on the
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by statictype 4y ago
Kind of agree. There are definite obvious advantages in certain physical characteristics. But it’s trivial to overshadow those with either a. being really good at what you do b. Being socially approachable c. Deft at playing the political g
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by statictype 4y ago
I don’t disagree but Stripe’s case makes sense. They are making documentation for developers. And in fact, having good documentation and developer tooling is a core part of their value proposition. Making it easy to look at documentation an
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by statictype 4y ago
> Indeed, though running a Java Applet from 1995 is a lot easier than running an iOS app from 2010 Applets weren’t even easy to run in 1995.
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by statictype 4y ago
I assume they are using date-fns - Saw this bug in that lib once when doing a demo and it was really embarrassing. You would expect a date processing library to somehow manage to not have bugs like this.
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by statictype 4y ago
Its simpler and easier to use. Maybe my usecase isnt very heavy but I have not come across anything in Powerpoint that I couldnt do just as well in Keynote. Also it exports to video. Which I think Powerpoint doesn’t do? (Older version at le
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by statictype 4y ago
Consider the possibility that the team hasn't yet figured out what the correct pricing model should be. Being able to talk to teams and understand how they use it and what they value in the product will help them shape a pricing model
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by statictype 4y ago
I feel like security bugs are in a class of their own and need different ways of thinking about them. If you leave aside security bugs, is Linus’ law still invalid? Any reference to any material on this?
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by statictype 4y ago
iviva | Full Stack Developers | Full Time | Remote in India or Sri Lanka https://lucyinthesky.io https://iviva.com Help us build our SAAS Smart Cities/Smart Workplace Platform. Our software typically integrates
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by statictype 5y ago
Makes sense once you think of Tailscale as an infrastructure-level service and not just an app. Thanks
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by statictype 5y ago
It would be interesting to known why a standard boring RDS setup wouldn’t solve their problem completely. In fact I would be more interested to understand that than the actual details of sqlite tailing. (I think the reason they gave was ve
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by statictype 5y ago
>3. Max out life insurance you can afford. Don’t combine life insurance with investment. Why not combine them?
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by statictype 5y ago
Are there banks that don't? I haven’t come across a bank (in South Asia at least) that didn't have the option (and encourage you to use it) to receive statements as password protected pdfs.
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by statictype 5y ago
I remember Visual Dialogscript! I taught myself how to program but couldn’t figure out how to make GUI apps and couldnt afford a Visual Studio license (this is before I discovered pirated sites). I ended up using Visual Dialogscript. Amaze
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by statictype 5y ago
I know this is considered a bad practice - but how is it worse than downloading it first and then running it? It's only better if someone is going to inspect the script before running it and how many people actually do that? Or will d
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by statictype 5y ago
Generally you can tell by the person’s last name. Especially if they are north indian. In the south its also possible but more tricky as the surname tends to be the fathers’s name and not an ancestral name that gets carried down.
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by statictype 5y ago
“We two ours one” always puzzled me. I assume this is about overpopulation and encouraging families to have a single child?

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