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by voxic11 4y ago
Maybe something like SLSA could solve your issue https://slsa.dev/ the idea is to create a metadata standard so that packages can provide build providence information. So public build systems like github actions can sign a
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by voxic11 4y ago
afaik the eBPF vm used by the linux kernel can run programs that never complete, those programs are representable in eBPF bytecode just like they are in WASM bytecode. To prevent running eBPF programs that never terminate the linux kernel r
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by voxic11 4y ago
I just use https://file.pizza/ works on any OS with a web browser and the file is transferred p2p so its very fast over local networks. And the Url is easy to remember.
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by voxic11 4y ago
My favorite https://www.youtube.com/c/MollyRocket/videos
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by voxic11 4y ago
The USA isn't a party to the treaty under which they operate https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Optional_Protocol_to_the_Conve...
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by voxic11 4y ago
As long as the airplane is in international flight it is governed mostly by the rules of the country it's registered to, not the rules of the country its flying over. So I suspect you could use this on an international flight flying ov
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by voxic11 4y ago
Nokia and Qualcomm make 5g equipment as well don't they? Or are you saying they aren't competitive?
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by voxic11 4y ago
They don't look like "real" medications though because they are clearly labeled with "This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease." We allow gas stations to have diesel pumps right
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by voxic11 4y ago
If the officers actions don't fall under qualified immunity then he can be sued personally and would be responsible for paying any damages awarded. The taxpayers might elect to cover the officers damages but they are generally not requ
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by voxic11 4y ago
Or as an alternative to manually copied codes you can include a QR code.
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by voxic11 4y ago
ISPs generally don't claim to protect your privacy at all [0]. So it would be foolish to trust them to do something they never claimed they would do. VPNs generally do claim they will protect your privacy so at least trusting them make
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by voxic11 4y ago
I don't really know if it supports or opposes you point here, but pornography in the GDR was illegal while in unified Germany it is generally legal. I guess it kind of supports your claims that peoples bodies have become more commoditi
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by voxic11 4y ago
With mysql this can be handled via XA transactions https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/8.0/en/xa.html
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by voxic11 4y ago
I guess another way of thinking about it is that cutting taxes (in theory) leads to increased consumer spending which equates to a increase in demand. In supply constrained environments like what we see today increases in demand will result
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by voxic11 4y ago
How much growth did we see from the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act? Doesn't seem like much if any https://www.brookings.edu/research/searching-for-supply-side...
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by voxic11 4y ago
Doesn't it make pretty intuitive sense? If the government cuts taxes while keeping spending the same it causes an increase in the overall supply of money. A basic market principle is that increasing supply in the face of stable demand
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by voxic11 4y ago
If its something read in a post on the internet then its usually easy enough to find by typing the parts you remember into google. But I agree, I have occasionally wished that youtube made the closed captions of youtube videos searchable fo
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by voxic11 4y ago
It would have to be proven that the lawyers knew the documents were forged and weren't simply acting on the representations made by their clients.
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by voxic11 4y ago
> on top of the standard library What makes the standard library so special? Or do you advocate fully developing that in house as well?
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by voxic11 4y ago
In the US if a child meets the definition of homeless in the McKinney–Vento Homeless Assistance Act then schools must allow them to register without proof of residency. Children living in cars meet this definition. Note though that homeless
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by voxic11 4y ago
Quoting the original creator [0]: "buy it". [0]: https://twitter.com/notch/status/157261795139125248
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by voxic11 4y ago
For anyone on android, you can get full ad blocking by using firefox with https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/android/addon/ublock-origin...
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by voxic11 4y ago
Maybe, but then every large AI project is also committing copyright violations because as Microsoft notes this is currently a common practice in the AI research community.
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by voxic11 4y ago
Those things were ultimately ruled as fair use though which is what Microsoft is claiming here as well.
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by voxic11 4y ago
You can read between the lines > GitHub Copilot is trained on billions of lines of public code. > In one instance, GitHub Copilot suggested starting an empty file with something it had even seen more than a whopping 700,000 different
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by voxic11 4y ago
Numbers in redis can be natively represented using BITFIELDS. > BITFIELD player:1:stats SET u32 #0 1000 1) (integer) 0 > BITFIELD player:1:stats INCRBY u32 #0 -900 1) (integer) 100 > BITFIELD player:1:stats GET u32 #0 1) (integer)
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by voxic11 4y ago
I work with C# and I almost never use stackoverflow anymore. Back in 2013 when I started working with it I remember I would use stackoverflow every day. But now I find way more answers in github issues. The answers on stackoverflow are usua
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by voxic11 4y ago
How is using property to profit private business "for public use"? > "[the decision eliminates] any distinction between private and public use of property—and thereby effectively delete[s] the words 'for public use&#x
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by voxic11 4y ago
The courts are the last resort, you shouldn't use them unless you cannot resolve your issues via negotiation. Embarrassment can be a very useful tool in negotiation.
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by voxic11 4y ago
> For a contract to be treated as a contract of adhesion, it must be presented on a standard form on a "take it or leave it" basis, and give one party no ability to negotiate because of their unequal bargaining position. The sp

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