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by svieira 1y ago
Mothers are vulnerable too. All that means is that two vulnerable people need care. The law in some places says that only one of them does. Anywhere that it says that, it is wrong.
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by svieira 1y ago
> If they then proceed to ostracise that person, that’s crossing into hate and pridefulness. Agreed > or refuse to recognise their relations, that’s crossing into hate and pridefulness. There I think we need a finer view. "Mx. O
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by svieira 1y ago
The grand title [1] of Karl Franz Josef Ludwig Hubert Georg Otto Maria [2], the last Emperor of Austria is over 120 words: His Imperial and Royal Apostolic Majesty, By the Grace of God Emperor of Austria, King of Hungary and Bohemia, Dalmat
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by svieira 1y ago
One way you could fix this with composition is: class CachedMetadataSource implements MetadataSource { CachedMetadataSource(MetadataSource uncachedSource) {} Metadata getMetadata() { if (metadata == null) {
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by svieira 1y ago
Then you need to be able to formally prove the equivalence of various TLA+ programs (maybe that's a solved problem?)
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by svieira 1y ago
> Cases 1 & 2 are manageable through url parameters Any URL parameter that isn't signed is going to be modified (Look at me, I'm the CEO now). And if it is signed then it can be leaked (web app logs generally log query s
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by svieira 1y ago
Sorry, I was rather obscure - you said "My estimations don’t come from my assumption that other people’s jobs are easy, they come from doing applied research in behavioral analytics on mountains of data in rather large data centers.&qu
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by svieira 1y ago
Do you presume that "what people do" is "what they should do"?
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by svieira 1y ago
This is a real roller coaster of an update. > [S]ome expert testers had indicated that the model behavior “felt” slightly off. > In the end, we decided to launch the model due to the positive signals from the [end-]users who tried out
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by svieira 1y ago
Safari's choice broke portions of the web for users of Safari and is part of the reason (I believe) that Chrome continued to take more market share since 2015.
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by svieira 1y ago
> What are the legitimate use cases for third-party cookies? Embeds 1. As a user in BigCorp I want to embed this new AI reporting software into my larger internal portal for certain groups so they can try it out. The embedded software n
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by svieira 1y ago
BINGO! The issue here of course is that now instead of _two_ components (Front End A and Embed B) you now have four (the back ends must communicate and if A didn't need a back end ... well, now it does ). Now, if you meant "U
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by svieira 1y ago
Precisely - removing third-party cookies doesn't stop Google from tracking anyone . It just prevents anyone who doesn't own a browser and have one of the three major email providers from tracking everyone. Well, it doesn&#x2
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by svieira 1y ago
As nwalters also points out, this isn't the same at all. System A and System A' both from Source Α are not the same as System A (Source Α) and System B (Source Β). Which you know, because you say "you can also use CORS to in
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by svieira 1y ago
> It’s still fairly safe to argue that the best LLMs today are not ... thinking I agree completely. > But in another generation or two? It will become much harder to deny. Unless there is something ... categorically different about wh
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by svieira 1y ago
Ah, now _that_ makes sense why this go published then. Glad to see that common sense prevailed. The day may come when all the use cases for third-party cookies that aren't "track Joe Regular all around the web" can be satis
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by svieira 1y ago
The use case of not having to log in to system A which is being embedded within system B because you already logged in to system A? Without needing to introduce a third party SSO C? That's pretty "regular human", even if
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I want to highlight this bit: > 2. Engineers underestimate the degree to which this is true, and don’t carefully review AI-generated code to the degree to which they would review their own. > The reason for #2 isn’t complacency, one c
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by svieira 2y ago
I am not sure if you are serious, but I literally DO this, not just for multiplication, but for lots of automatable things.
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by svieira 2y ago
I think his point would be clearer if we focused on typing the usages statically . Consider `html(this_is_a_sql_template)` vs. `html"SELECT * FROM ..."` or `thing_that_consumes_html_template_type(oops_a_sql_template_type)`.
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by svieira 2y ago
He also spoke incredibly directly about abortion - "hiring a hitman" cuts right to the heart of the issue.
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by svieira 2y ago
Are you accountable for CPU bugs in new machines added to your Kubernetes fleet? The trusting-trust problem only works if there is some one to trust.
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by svieira 2y ago
Door to door salesmen were still a thing in the early 2000s
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by svieira 2y ago
Just working through @munificent's excellent Crafting Interpreters book. I am currently plugging away at the end of the tree walking interpreter section (add your own feature). https://craftinginterpreters.com/ http
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by svieira 2y ago
> I was contacted by dozens of individuals in all walks of the aviation industry and was given a great deal of good information to move forward with. The first and most important of which was a technician at the Honeywell service center
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by svieira 2y ago
And the follow-on update: https://www.reddit.com/r/ThriftStoreHauls/comments/1izl04z/u...
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by svieira 2y ago
There is a re-implementation from scratch (I believe) here: https://totemarts.games/games/renegade-x/
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by svieira 2y ago
> When we engage with art, we don’t just passively observe; we absorb perspectives, emotions, and experiences beyond our own. This deepened sense of connection can move us to act, to care, to help those in pain—something the numbing cycl
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by svieira 2y ago
But in this case he kind of did anyway (at least the video makes reference to "L1 Instructions Cache").
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by svieira 2y ago
TypeScript types are a kind of Prolog [1] (sort of, kind of, not entirely). Like any language they have primitives (`boolean`, `string`, `true`, 'Manchester'), functions (`type WaitWhat<T> = { yesReally: T }`), variables (`

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