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by tedk-42 1y ago
Really is an exciting future ahead. So many lost arts that don't need a dedicated human to relearn deep knowledge required to make an update. A reminder though these LLM calls cost energy and we need reliable power generation to iterat
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by tedk-42 1y ago
6 years for me if we're counting :) https://github.com/edify42/otp-codegen
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by tedk-42 1y ago
Most people don't really know how these TOTP codes work but yeah for the longest time I've just put the plain text secret in a place where I can wrap it with my own golang utility https://github.com/edify42/ot
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by tedk-42 1y ago
I draw the line at if you write code, you're not just a 'packaging' company you're another software company. Might not be the 'purest' of code, but that's really just vanity to speak like that (as is refer
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by tedk-42 1y ago
Naive take. That's like saying, "Honda isn't a car company, they're an assembly company because they don't mine the minerals to make the parts and rely instead on supply chains"
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by tedk-42 1y ago
Things done 'for the sake of security' often conflict with a vast majority of good actors that benefit from the so called 'threat'. In general this is a backwards step for the ecosystem.
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by tedk-42 1y ago
You didn't write the code for the bios, nor could you. There's always a degree to which the manufacturer has to.
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by tedk-42 1y ago
I'd swap java with go any day of the week. I never liked how much 'code-padding' is required with java `public static void main`
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by tedk-42 1y ago
VIN plate removed too? Maybe the engine block is also the original...
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by tedk-42 1y ago
I'm a fan of Anthropic for this reason. I use Claude and it's very good most of the time for my coding requirements. Generally when you have a lot of companies competing to show whos product X does the best at Y, there's a lo
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by tedk-42 1y ago
The rich are eating the poor and the middle class are fighting for the scraps.
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by tedk-42 1y ago
> We need to stop destroying ocean ecosystems, not just shift the damage around. Overfishing of wild stock, habitat destruction through bottom-trawling and intensive fish farming all need to be properly looked at. You criticise, yet don&
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by tedk-42 1y ago
Yes, but I suspect they way they feed these fish farms (desired, commercially viable fish) is by catching large portions of other fish (which explains how they account for 44%), processing it (grinding, drying to pellets etc) and then selli
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by tedk-42 1y ago
Nothing better than trying to unlock your phone at night and the screen blasts the white light to illuminate your fingerprint to be read. Ultrasonic ftw.
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by tedk-42 1y ago
Like many artists, it's hard to separate the art from the artist. Although I thought his comics growing up were quirky, I was probably too young to appreciate them (xkcd was more my thing anyway). Knowing more about him and what he say
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by tedk-42 2y ago
No such things yet. Just marketing hype for a product people are creating. It's currently a blanket term for gluing together a series of interactions via code and relying on LLMs for interpreting input or creating output data. LLMs, no
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by tedk-42 2y ago
Global variables are fine when you read many times, but you write to them sparingly and when they are updated but the old value is read/used you have mechanisms to handle errors and retry
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by tedk-42 2y ago
Money became scarce and projects became harder to maintain and resource
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by tedk-42 2y ago
Sounds great! Just annoyed to use it I have to update all my unit test mocks for Date hahaha...
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by tedk-42 2y ago
I'd argue it's likely that there are _too many_ postdocs pursuing it in the first place.
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by tedk-42 2y ago
> Is K8s the end all? Certainly not, I agree it’s sometimes overkill. But I bet you’ll like it’s follow-up tech even less. It is the way of things. I agree with your analysis. People wanna talk up about how good the old days were pluggin
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by tedk-42 2y ago
It does and has a good default. An issue I've come across though is you have the file locally and you want to check the e-tag value - you'll have to do this locally first and then compare the value to the S3 stored object.
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by tedk-42 2y ago
I'm with you. I've evaded all sorts of scanning tools by base64 encoding data (i.e. binary data) to and copy pasting the text from insecure to highly secured environments. At the end of the day, these malware databases rely on has
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by tedk-42 2y ago
What is an encryption loophole? Answer: word mumbo jumbo to get clicks.
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by tedk-42 2y ago
As an Asian person having grown up with a bit of South Chinese culture, it does appear a bit like a Chinese lion statue, but the wings really throw it off for me.
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by tedk-42 2y ago
Surely someone who writes a lot of C code as he mentions has written it for hardware, no?
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by tedk-42 2y ago
This doesn't argue their point. If a neutron disappeared, you'd NEVER noticed that causality.
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by tedk-42 2y ago
Not as scary as Gyp Rosetti https://m.youtube.com/shorts/AoUy5ZuK0F8
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by tedk-42 2y ago
More incentive to watch the 20min episode if you ever get the opportunity haha
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by tedk-42 2y ago
The writers of these episodes were really on another level considering it was a cartoon. Lisa's first word is still a personal favourite of mine, especially now as a father.

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