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by thrashh 5y ago
If you’re expecting something near 500, then why would you set your limit to 500. Set it towards something like 20k at least. Or obviously if you don’t think this will be a problem, you have control to set it to uncapped. I don’t understand
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by thrashh 5y ago
That’s not an argument. As long as query #2 doesn’t run, that’s better then nothing.
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by thrashh 5y ago
I originally started off as an electrical engineer but these days I do backend and more frontend. I’m “full stack” if you will. I very much agree with you. Eventually most “new” knowledge feels like it’s just really a new “intersection” of
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by thrashh 5y ago
It’s probably a lot more than 3. As an EE, plenty of chips you can get are built-in computers. You’re not going to write code that you make your users run (what a support nightmare!). You build your chip and provide an API. And as a user, d
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by thrashh 5y ago
Based off IRC? Did you mean TeamSpeak/Ventrilo? Discord was a direct replacement for voice servers used in gaming communities. Not IRC.
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by thrashh 5y ago
That is not true at all. There are also poor workaholics. It’s the “hustle” and I know so many people, poor, in the middle, or doing quite well who like to talk about the hustle. People take pride being part of some kind of hustle. Not all
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by thrashh 5y ago
Maybe Zac is fully-aware. He just has different values, values I definitely don’t agree with, but it’s also his own opinion. I don’t see why anyone would expect Meta to be different. People’s core values don’t usually change over time.
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by thrashh 5y ago
But attackers are not dumb. They would circumvent whether loose checks the package manager may have. Just considering your suggestion, the obvious immediate exploit is to not deploy the attack payload right away. Nothing you will think of w
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by thrashh 5y ago
I have fortunately not yet had to work with a senior web developer who would struggle with such a basic question about how the web works. Now if I hired a firmware engineer, sure they might not know about GET vs POST.
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by thrashh 5y ago
The original artist doesn’t get any money if a physical version gets resold either. NFTs could theoretically actually allow artists to get a cut of any future sales because of its basis in smart contracts. Of course, NFTs can be used for mo
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by thrashh 5y ago
Looks like this publication is about hardware fingerprinting specifically Which you could argue is kind of obvious too I guess cause you can fingerprint anything from someone’s writing style to someone’s installed fonts
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by thrashh 5y ago
Remember that Docker does cache intermediary builds (each Dockerfile line being a build) so when you are developing, avoid editing any existing lines and then combine it back together when you get it working. Deployment of Docker is gross,
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by thrashh 5y ago
SmartGit
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by thrashh 5y ago
But collaborative editing predates Google Wave. The innovation that Google Wave presented was using a unstructured shared document for all communication. That idea is pretty dead right now, and given that that is Wave’s main innovation, I’d
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by thrashh 5y ago
Does no one remember Etherpad? It had collaborative editing and Google snatched them up. A year later they released Google Wave and Google Docs also got collaborative editing at some point. Even then, Etherpad was not the first collaborativ
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by thrashh 5y ago
But the metaverse itself is not content. Instead it’s another medium to consume content. Therefore the metaverse isn’t a replacement for a video games or TV. You would simply watch TV or play a video game while in the metaverse. The metaver
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by thrashh 5y ago
Perhaps we need more specialization but I remember the time before these kind of tools and I hated it. I’m a lazy person and I absolute love tools. Tools like Docker helped me never have to solve other people’s complex environment problems
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by thrashh 5y ago
I give them a pass because their actions seem come from stupidity rather than maliciousness. Also while this was going on, they never did any of this to Thinkpads.
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by thrashh 5y ago
6 months is not 10 years
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by thrashh 5y ago
I think it’s a cultural problem. Things are or are not a problem in certain places because that’s just how things have been done. You pick it up when you grow up in that culture. Which leads to the problem of determining what is actually ri
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by thrashh 5y ago
I find this to be a complete crazy take. Even if intent isn’t written into a specific law, the whole system is built to specifically allow intent to be considered in so many stages. Sometimes they don’t even decide to prosecute. Laws exists
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by thrashh 5y ago
It’s not baffling at all to me. If I built my house 20 years ago, it would be up to date as of 20 years ago. Someone who builds their house today would have a house up to date as of today. I can update my house to be up to date now but it’s
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by thrashh 5y ago
Most people aren’t researching deep into stuff. Most people are taking cues. Sort of justifiable given how complex the world is. That’s not a dig at either side though — it’s a dig at both. I’m for vaccines but I’ve heard “just look at the
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by thrashh 5y ago
I think it’s because some people grew up having to make time estimates and deciding whether to do something based on the estimate. If they were in the same boat, they might have not done it if they expected it to take a weekend.
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by thrashh 5y ago
But I would still never not escape the params because you don’t know how that code will change one day or where it will end up, and chances are that you won’t remember to fix it later if you don’t fix it now. We just had a major failure at
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by thrashh 5y ago
I think it’s a funding issue. A lot of desktop GUI toolkits were funded by the people who created the platform themselves so they had every incentive to make it both flexible and consistent. When I look for a web component, the few componen
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by thrashh 5y ago
Not to mention, inventions occur in manufacturing, distribution, marketing, and business too. Just because someone doesn’t have an understanding of how things work is not a justification to be dismissive.
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by thrashh 5y ago
But people who haven’t seen fewer insects probably aren’t posting. Anecdotes are misleading and they are always a huge trick.
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by thrashh 5y ago
Yeah but no one should be using shouldComponentUpdate except for rare cases If you have to consistently replace a framework-managed hook for performance, either the framework is not suited for you, the framework is poorly designed, or you’r
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by thrashh 5y ago
Doing something when we forget to close the garage door lol

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