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supriyo-biswas
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supriyo-biswas
4mo ago
I wish more people read the CORS article on MDN[1] which helped me a lot at the time when I was trying to understand it. I knew some people had trouble with CORS but had no idea it was this bad, going by the comments here. [1] https:/
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4mo ago
All the package managers that provide shell wrappers kinda tend to be bad at this, unless they use their own command to wrap over project specifications, like uv. These days, I've been personally relying more on direnv to automatically
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4mo ago
> your responsibility is to know what's in your codebase, understand any potential exposure vectors, and not ship obvious vulnerabilities to real users It seems like CYA; with all the marketing about how LLMs will solve all problems
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4mo ago
> If we could all afford yachts tomorrow because AI robot factories Handwaving away constraints on production on physical goods because of advances in code generation is a new one.
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4mo ago
Yes, as another privacy "aficionado" many years ago I had taken so many photos that I don't remember where I took, and I can't ask around either :'(
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4mo ago
The problem is what "enthusiasts" want is typically opposed to what is needed at the time to improve the product, such as: * Wanting niche features that don't benefit other people than those in the enthusiast core, thus preve
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4mo ago
At my previous job, the most productive time was when I was serving my notice after resignation, I got 6 months worth of work done in two. Without all the status updating meetings, "quick questions", overtime due to incidents, and
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4mo ago
I mean, the other day I got blocked from Claude for asking about releasing genetically modified sterile mosquitoes; I'm sure everything will be totally fine as Anthropic's restrictions are completely reasonable, measured and appro
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4mo ago
Also, ironies of automation[1], etc. [1] https://static1.squarespace.com/static/644321e78cd2dd37613af...
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5mo ago
TBH I don't get the narrative there either. Earlier it was about how regular people can now build many types of software for themselves (and btw, I agree with this), but somehow the narrative has shifted to something like "regular
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5mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_beacon , aka "tracking pixel", though these days it probably means a JS-based analytics reporting script.
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5mo ago
It can be worse; they randomly block my uptime monitoring with 4xx and 5xx status codes once in two months or something like that, despite nothing changing.
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5mo ago
It is surprising to me American companies completely absent from the open model space, even though we have historically seen companies doing open source.
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5mo ago
I wonder what happened with the heading, it was okay before, and then was mutilated since.
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5mo ago
This game should just give us a pen tool to draw the line instead of whatever that drawing tool is.
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5mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kullback%E2%80%93Leibler_diver...
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5mo ago
I read through it and that’s not the impression I got, it was a thought experiment and not much more. However, a few companies do have a co-working day, where you work with various people on the team to solve a business problem. I wonder if
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5mo ago
This is on Firefox/Linux, but I’ve also seen it on Chrome/Windows, and Safari/Mac.
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5mo ago
It's kinda hilarious that on an article about said "dickovers", the page has one of these consuming 80% of the screen real estate: https://files.catbox.moe/ztjg15.png
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5mo ago
Well, even until a few months ago, Dario and Sam were selling this vision to CEOs that they can perform complete workforce replacement. If that really comes to fruition, and they seem hellbent on doing that, I don't see why you can
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5mo ago
A more charitable explanation here is that every manager is incentivised to lead large projects with lots of people on them, which is how they get promoted, and can ensure that their team has promotion and expansion budgets.
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Personally, all I've seen is marketers not getting the message and using it to perform A/B testing to come up with the basest ad they could possibly come up with to entrap more users.
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5mo ago
Something might come of introspecting why such controls are being built and desired by consumers instead of trying to frame everything as a "big tech evil!!1" narrative.
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Immediate parent is correct.
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If the interviewer was fishing around for information for when I start work or if I have kids, the only thing that'd come to mind is whether they're trying to frame me as a slacker to disqualify me from the interview process. Mayb
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I've had an interview like this in the past. At the time, I chalked it up to a power trip and the indignant behavior that comes along with it, as it is especially embedded in the culture of the country that I'm based out of. Havin
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Realistically, I've only seen evidence about AI taking people's jobs, as is the case with LLMs, and in the case of robotics, killing people. Augmentation has always been something that gets talked about in research labs but I'
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It remains to be seen whether GenAI only acts as an accelerant of organizational decline, by amplifying the laziness inherent in people.
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Is any form of code analysis out of the question? Static and dynamic analysis of the code would seem like a promising idea rather than just trying to defer the update and hence the problem.
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5mo ago
It's called a monopsony[1], regardless, antitrust regulation is famously dead under the current US administration. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monopsony
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