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by wutwutwat 9mo ago
I wasn't sharing that because I think he's right. I was sharing it to show what kind of person we are talking about...
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by wutwutwat 9mo ago
not only is it mac only, it appears to be arm only as well. App won't launch on my intel mac
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by wutwutwat 9mo ago
2nd person was just executed, with multi-angle clear video footage of the wrong doing. White House is defending the murderer and posting memes on twitter. Sure hope that we start holding people accountable before more innocent people are ex
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by wutwutwat 9mo ago
"If you have something that you don't want anyone to know, maybe you shouldn't be doing it in the first place." - Eric Schmidt
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by wutwutwat 9mo ago
Ah ok, we'll hold people accountable. Sweet! Hopefully the number of people who die stays low until that happens, which always happens, at least.
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by wutwutwat 9mo ago
the same way you are not supposed to pipe curl to bash, you shouldn't raw dawg the internet into the mouth of a coding agent. If you do, just like curl to bash, you accept the risk of running random and potentially malicious shit on yo
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by wutwutwat 9mo ago
"humiliating" folks might not be the proportional response when innocent people are dying
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by wutwutwat 9mo ago
run your ci in docker containers so github actions is just a orchestrator or try something like https://docs.dagger.io/use-cases#portable-ci
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by wutwutwat 9mo ago
See also Hosting a WebSite on a Disposable Vape https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45252817
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Ruby MCP server for stealth browser automation, powered by Ferrum(github.com)
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by wutwutwat 10mo ago
windows vista called, it wants its Aero back... just format and install Sequoia, that's what I did
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by wutwutwat 10mo ago
should probably shut up before you end up one of the names used in those ghost jobs
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by wutwutwat 11mo ago
That was show put on for the sole reason of the public seeing it.
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by wutwutwat 11mo ago
You have no idea what they are feeling. Regardless of if they feel anything now, things like taking a life have a habit of sneaking up on you later down the line, often when you least expect it.
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by wutwutwat 1y ago
or, just, generally being a good human, esp when it matters, in times like these, instead of only when things are going well, then dropping that whenever something bad happens when it's more impactful and important to stay a good human
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by wutwutwat 1y ago
> if you ignore performance man, people are still parroting decade old, incorrect talking points I see. Is ruby as performant as C, probably not, although, actually, in some cases, it outperforms C -> https://railsatscale.c
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by wutwutwat 1y ago
We've been able to track eye movement across a computer screen for a good 5 years to be able to see what their gaze is set to, providing heatmaps and dwell metrics. Someone just needs to put that in a car. We've also got lidar bas
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by wutwutwat 1y ago
or, just being empathetic to the guilt the driver must be feeling, as well as the lifelong ptsd they get to look forward to carrying the memories of taking someone's life
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by wutwutwat 1y ago
What do you plan to do after your software career is over?
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by wutwutwat 1y ago
We live in a timeline where Apple reinvented Windows Vista's Aero and thought it was innovative. Next they will bring in spinning cube 3d desktop switching effects like the gnome 2 days of yesterdecade
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by wutwutwat 1y ago
you're putting pressure into a system filled with a fluid that does not compress, and air, which compresses a lot. The procedure for getting the air out of any system is pump the pedal, crack the bleeder, tighten, pump until you have p
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by wutwutwat 1y ago
pull a vacuum from the bleeder. problem solved. ps, if you haven't annihilated your syncros, you can 100% shift without the clutch, just "burp the throttle" when you want to shift, meaning, let off the gas, change gears, back
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by wutwutwat 1y ago
The NT kernel does not operate like that, at least not anymore... The NT kernel originally had Microsoft POSIX subsystem[0], which was discontinued and replaced with Windows Services for UNIX[1], which was then replaced with Windows Subsyst
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by wutwutwat 1y ago
You had a credit card with not only a $100k+ limit, but allowed a single $100k transaction on it? I call bullshit
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by wutwutwat 1y ago
Feed your comment into a AI agent prompt and you’ll get back a bash script that does what you need.
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by wutwutwat 1y ago
linux containers, be it a lxd container, or a containerd/dockerd one, only run on linux hosts. windows containers, only run on windows hosts. when you run a linux container on a windows host, you're actually running a linux contai
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by wutwutwat 1y ago
> I seriously hate it that I can't reliably work at a coffee shop for five hours just... take your charger...
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by wutwutwat 1y ago
If you create an outbound tunnel, your options are whatever you want. nat and cgnat only affect inbound routing. check into tailscale or cloudflare tunnels/argo
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by wutwutwat 1y ago
Yet they are still part of the “all ipv4” address space, so either the percentage is wrong or the use of “all” is a lie here.
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by wutwutwat 1y ago
If you're not coming from a proxy and hitting the app server directly, you'd use the connection info directly. Most servers and languages expose this as a variable called `REMOTE_ADDR`

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