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8mo ago
I was planning to make use of passkeys when logging on to various services, so I ordered three physical devices, supporting passkeys (yubikey). I ordered USB C and USB A variants, with NFC support. Is this a mistake? I am already using pass
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8mo ago
Maybe not. I checked OPs blog and he seem to be putting up 2-3 longer posts per day. Since it is LLM content, I have no idea whether it's mainly hallucinations or based on facts. So what did I learn from reading the article? Maybe noth
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8mo ago
Many of us are waiting for the people in the US to start taking their responsibility seriously.
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8mo ago
This isn't a bug report. Do you honestly think that the developers working for apple looks at the "keyboard experience" and thinks "yeah this is good"? Of course, not. They are competent developers.
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9mo ago
For anyone that does not work at Google, it sounds like an implementation detail that does not matter.
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9mo ago
I am guessing a high percentage of wordle players prefer a wordle version which uses common words, and New York Times would prefer cater to those, rather than a smaller group of enthusiasts.
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9mo ago
Do you work as a consultant then? I've been with the same employer for a long time, so if my team creates a mess, I get to look at it daily.
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9mo ago
I bet most mainstream users thinks it good that FBI can access suspects data.
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9mo ago
Sure. The self host guide tells me to enter my github secret, in plain-text, in an env file. But it doesn't tell me why I should do that. Do people actually store their secrets in plain text on the file system in production environment
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9mo ago
Agreed. But to be fair, the proposal was rejected.
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9mo ago
What is an example of a crazy law from EU?
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10mo ago
So if you enter a country using a military force and arrest the president quickly enough, it's not an invasion? How slowly would it need to be done to be counted as an invasion? A day? A month?
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10mo ago
Can you give an example of natural ally in south America that has been turned down?
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10mo ago
What are those constant nudges to use AI tools? Sounds a bit strange.
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1y ago
Why would the role within the government not be public? I can't imagine that being treated as a secret.
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1y ago
Marques Brownlee shared a similar story here: https://youtu.be/kDVWf6W6lWs?si=Q1uuoxJocOICcVmo
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1y ago
Do you think that if some CS programs taught parsing, the authors of the bot would parse the HTML to properly extract links, instead of just doing plain text search? I doubt it.
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1y ago
Are you allowed to include anything at all in a book where you live? I don't know of any place with a functional legal system where that is allowed.
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1y ago
That's just a strawman argument. Or course, org hierarchies matters. I didn't say anything else.
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1y ago
That sounds a bit odd. I am the most senior in my team and when I make mistakes, my peers reject it. If people on the team don't dare to reject code from other members on the team, then it sounds like your team has some serious issues.
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1y ago
I would be surprised if more than 10% of git users know that. Would be equally surprised if more than 20% of git users know how to use ssh. I think your age isn't the issue, but I suspect you're in a bubble.
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1y ago
Even if you use the internal resolver you could exfiltrate the data.
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1y ago
The guy you replied to are anti-academia, anti-ICC, defends Trump and mostly uses Twitter posts as source for his claims. I don't think his location is so relevant.
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1y ago
Do you have any sources to back up those claims?
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1y ago
I replaced Obsidian with VS Code and a git repo. After using Obsidian for a couple of years I realized use a very limited set of features - editing markdown in a directory structure. All I needed was really the directory structure view to t
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1y ago
His blog post seem to make it clear that his intent was to gain access to data in a computer system he did not have permission to access. Why would "disclose PII" be relevant?
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1y ago
I m not sure I understand properly. Did he try to hack a random service he encountered? Is that even legal? Where I live (Sweden) it's definitely not legal.
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2y ago
I don't agree that it's unconscionable. To me, supporting a man like Musk who actively promote climate change denial is the worse option.
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2y ago
Where do I find the UI for it then?
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2y ago
I think that listening to radio while driving is less of an indication of autistic behavior than thinking that someone listening to the radio is exhibiting autistic behavior.
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