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by xyst 1y ago
Stripe should just have this native as part of platform. Hope it gets acquired.
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by xyst 1y ago
It’s literally in the post, m8. Perhaps read it, use one of the many discord wrapper apis, and replicate it. He just hooks into one of the many events discord emits and bot sends a message. Even one of the LLMs can very easily vibe code thi
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by xyst 1y ago
In this modern age, the new vehicle markup at dealerships is completely unnecessary in the USA. Besides inflation, I would say this is a top contributor to the loss of <$25K vehicle. The crappy experience I had with my last vehicle (~8 y
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by xyst 1y ago
~2 years ago, Reddit was cracking down on this type of usage. This lead to a mass exodus of users to lemmynet and other decentralized platforms. What makes you special in this aspect? Seems you are small fish now, but if your niche project
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by xyst 1y ago
This is what I have been doing to manage development environments: Workflows now revolve around nix. Setup a shell.nix that defines development environment (whether it’s specific version of rust or python). Then `nix develop` will setup an
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by xyst 1y ago
Somebody needs to touch grass
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by xyst 1y ago
I see you are a man of culture.
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by xyst 1y ago
The trick is to become a company like "CrowdStrike", get your crappy software that runs at kernel level signed, then you can run all of the "suspicious" calls to sys apis all you want. Forget determining if it’s a VM or
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by xyst 1y ago
I run my own tailnet (headscale as the coordinator server). Tailscale stack is essentially built on top of wireguard. I have an exit node setup with dual stack IPv4/IPv6 addresses. So in theory if my ISPs CG-NAT failed or IPv4 was inac
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by xyst 1y ago
> Some context first so my opinion isn't misconstrued too late, m8 anybody with unfavorable opinions against Israeli government is a "leftist stereotype" any unfavorable opinions and facts against Israeli government gets y
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by xyst 1y ago
Oracle and "goodwill" in the same sentence is laughable.
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by xyst 1y ago
What’s interesting to see here is Apple’s "Protect Mail Activity" option working as advertised. Loading images through their servers and throwing off the tracking software.
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by xyst 1y ago
Should add the amount of CO2 emissions per flight since you know the model of plane(s). And if you have occupancy data for each flight, can even determine efficiency.
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by xyst 1y ago
These days I treat Facebook as a marketplace for offloading lightly used items. Social media is dead to me.
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by xyst 1y ago
Data and people are the commodity in this Ai gold rush. Primary benefactors are big tech.
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by xyst 1y ago
Bye bye, B2B. Say hello to Ai2Ai. No humans at all. Just Ai consuming other Ai in an "ouroboros" fashion.
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by xyst 1y ago
These “weird expressions” probably get used code golf.
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by xyst 1y ago
Google trying very hard to get people hooked on their product. Spending billions in marketing, product development, advertising. Not impressed. These companies have billions at their disposal, and probably pay $0 in tax, and the best they c
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by xyst 1y ago
It will take more than nostalgia and rust to tear me away from my neovim setup that has been built up/improved on over the years. Lsp, dap, autocompletion, aliases and bindings for each programming languages. Lazily loaded of course so
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by xyst 1y ago
So many false positives can happen here. Most ISPs are already a pain in the ass to deal with. (Fuck you Charter/Spectrum). I don’t trust them to do their due diligence and implement this correctly. Or worse, abuse it. “hey you pay for
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by xyst 1y ago
You forget the scoring is not based on individual performance only. It also includes your performance compared to those in similar groups or buckets. Ever wonder why your credit score goes down randomly in one month despite nothing changing
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by xyst 1y ago
> The point of the system is to provide transparency. FICO scoring is far from "transparent".
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by xyst 1y ago
Maybe not deny in case of too many accounts opened or closed but risk profile can change. So think higher APRs compared to people without bnpl.
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by xyst 1y ago
yet another vague data point mortgage underwriters can use to deny your loan In corporate back room, "persons score is high enough to qualify and income is good enough but there’s a strong history of bnpl usage. Over 200 accounts rangi
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by xyst 1y ago
Community will fork it and move on. See the following examples: * Redis -> redict, valkey * elastic search -> opensearch * terraform -> opentofu (Probably a few more but those are the ones that come to mind when they "go rogu
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by xyst 1y ago
Kagi
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by xyst 1y ago
There exists some people, notably me, that refuse to use AMZN due to this type of shit they allow on their platform. I got hooked on them during college because I got tired of getting shafted by the local university bookstore. Used to be ta
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by xyst 1y ago
It’s cool to see these discoveries, but as a patient. It’s probably a nightmare to be unique in this aspect. If American, think higher costs of care. If involved in car accident or other traumatic injury outside of normal area, good luck ge
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by xyst 1y ago
They are also optional in some languages :) A long time ago in Java corp world, teams would create their own integration libraries with suspicious/horrible contracts. Ended up just using Java’s reflection api to update access modifiers
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by xyst 1y ago
Not illegal. But most people without resources to fight off the thinly veiled, strongly worded legal letters would probably fold under this light pressure. Interesting, but I suppose it’s not surprising to see clients still holding referenc

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