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by voidnap 11mo ago
The homepage for this project has this video [1] under the heading "See it in action". It starts off with background music that progressively gets lounder and at about 30s the vocals start to drown out the narrator. Why do people
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by voidnap 11mo ago
Were very many forced to get mRNA? Even those under a vaccine mandate had the option for a non mRNA vaccine from J&J, right?
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by voidnap 1y ago
Not even remotely. There is no Obama or Biden counterpart to Trump's extrajudicial killings in the Venezuelan coast. Nor Trump's coercion over private industry through his tariffs and lawsuits. Even the far-right's fictions a
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by voidnap 1y ago
> The commits are imperfect steps along the way. The workflow you're describing here is fine for staging or stashing or commits that you don't intend to publish. I'll sometimes commit something unfinished, then make change
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by voidnap 1y ago
> If you want lessons learned put it in a wiki or a special branch. You already have the information in a commit. Moving that to another database like a wiki or markdown file is work and it is lossy. If you create branches to archive his
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by voidnap 1y ago
The proof of work isn't really the crux. They've been pretty clear about this from the beginning. I'll just quote from their blog post from January. https://xeiaso.net/blog/2025/anubis/ Anubis
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by voidnap 1y ago
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by voidnap 1y ago
> memory is cheap and plentiful. What's expensive is CPU cache. CPU cache is memory. Also memory isn't cheap, it is relatively expensive to access. CPU cache is way cheaper. You have it backwards.
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by voidnap 1y ago
I scrolled down the page to figure out why all the hate, and the first link is to a page on Request Smuggling. Maybe I'm out of the loop but isn't request smuggling a vulnerability in HTTP proxies that try to convert HTTP2 to HTTP
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by voidnap 1y ago
This is well known to be solved by using generational indexes. Its not a big deal. The author's entire post is an overreaction/rage-bait. Basically any data structure like this where you want it relocatable in memory is going to u
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by voidnap 1y ago
My usage isn't high. I was rate limited to like 5 requests per minute. It was a repo with several small files. And seriously if they keep this up, with limits on their web interface but leave unauthenticated cloning allowed, I'd r
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by voidnap 1y ago
I encountered this on github last week. Very agressive rate limiting. My browser and IP is very ordinary. Since Microsoft is struggling to make ends meet, maybe they could throw a captcha or proof of work like Anubis by xe iaso. They alread
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by voidnap 1y ago
Sure. And thats how you get leftpad and dependency "supply chain" drama.
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by voidnap 1y ago
Again, argument parsing is not that hard most of the time. You dont have to make your own conventions. Thats just weird. If youve never thought about it, it might seem like you need an off-the-shelf dependency. But as programmers sometimes
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by voidnap 1y ago
I'm thankful argparse exists in pythons stdlib. But argument parsing is not that hard especially for simpler programs. programmers should be able to think for a minute and figure it out instead of always reaching for clap, thats how yo
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by voidnap 2y ago
> As for pianos, they would have to get a dedicated piano mover. You said to never give up your power unnecessarily. Pianos aren't necessary.
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by voidnap 2y ago
I can't speak to Japan, but the construction sites I've seen where someone is directing traffic also make use of traffic lights. They serve different purposes.
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by voidnap 2y ago
What if they have a physical disability or affect like they're pregnant or recovering from surgery? What if instead of a simple furniture item it's a piano. Nobody can have pianos anymore unless they move them on their own?
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by voidnap 2y ago
> That kind of job existing in the first place is the problem. Why? You don't think that job is important? To prevent injuries around a construction site?
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by voidnap 2y ago
> Zelensky has made statements that indicates he wants the war to go on forever No, he wants security guarantees. Without them, putin will attack again and war will go on forever. He wants security guarantees because that is the only way
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by voidnap 2y ago
JSON YAML are file formats for data. Is XML code? Is SVG code? Is a GIF code? Is a BMP code?
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by voidnap 2y ago
> sending in piles of applications and waiting to hear back. Applying to lots of jobs online like everyone else turns the process into a lazy, passive, and ultimately frustrating exercise. This isn't what I do. I've said as muc
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by voidnap 2y ago
I get that, I wasn't passing judgement. You guys must be super sensitive to be downvoting me for just sharing another point of view. Personally, I find xmpp and IRC to be easier ways to talk to friends and interest groups when they use
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by voidnap 2y ago
> IRC does not store messages, it only relays them to clients. Some people consider this a feature and prefer using IRC bouncers to discord. OMEMO solved encryption for XMPP a decade ago. I haven't seen it on IRC yet though.
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by voidnap 2y ago
My problem isn't that I am applying through aggregators with old content. I've seen one case of that in recent memory. Most jobs I apply to are listed on the company's website. And most of the jobs I've found on aggregat
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by voidnap 2y ago
The goal of a website like this isn't to get a job. I don't like being ghosted and if companies stop ghosting, that would be great. That's it. For me, personally, part of the value a site like this comes from knowing how much
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by voidnap 2y ago
Personally, I wouldn't mind that, but the situations aren't really comparable in the way you think. This site isn't calling out individuals, but what you are suggesting would be. The consequences of each are different and soc
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by voidnap 2y ago
Why don't you hold Hamas to these same standards? edit: Also, can you cite anything to back this claim? > Targeting off-duty or non-uniformed service members violates both international law and the core moral principles of warfare,
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by voidnap 2y ago
But they aren't making hiring decisions based on stereotypes; they are making hiring decisions based on someone not being who they claim to be. Right?
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by voidnap 2y ago
While you are correct, that is not what is happening in the blog post. Their issue was inside a class definition, not a function.

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