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zach_garwood
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zach_garwood
3mo ago
We don't care about click counts. We just want people to see art.
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zach_garwood
3mo ago
This is it precisely. AI bots ruined it for everyone.
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zach_garwood
3mo ago
We're having ongoing issues with bot traffic, so we're constantly tweaking our Cloudflare settings.
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zach_garwood
3mo ago
We're not worried about ruining this metric. We want people to see art.
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3mo ago
There's a scheduled task that runs every month to pull the view data from Google Analytics: https://github.com/art-institute-of-chicago/data-aggregator/... https://github.com/art-institute-of-
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zach_garwood
3y ago
I must be really out of touch, because I cannot imagine how this is a billion dollar business.
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zach_garwood
3y ago
The bastards finally did it. They rewrote Rust in Rust.
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zach_garwood
3y ago
I think maybe you're overextrapolating here. Classes are meant to hold state. If you have a bunch of related state, wrapping it up in a class has been a common use of classes even before `dataclass` existed. What the talk is discussing
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zach_garwood
3y ago
I've used https://pentest-tools.com in the past. It's not exhaustive, but can be a good starting point.
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3y ago
Honestly, I think the generic and model views are way more impressive than the ORM or the admin. They take away all of the boilerplate usually associated with CRUD apps.
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3y ago
I remember encountering number 4 in the wild, so I think it deserves to be a genuine "wat". That said, I'm not sure why I (or anyone else) thought I would need to use the identity operator on numbers, but it's certainly
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zach_garwood
3y ago
> So every company should cease all AI development for an indefinite period of time The letter quite clearly asks for six months.
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3y ago
I have been really impressed with PopOS so far.
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zach_garwood
4y ago
You should lead by example.
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zach_garwood
4y ago
Fan fiction is getting weird.
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4y ago
You can download the file with curl so you can read what the script is doing before executing it. You don't have blindly pipe it to bash.
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zach_garwood
4y ago
I'd be interested in your page builder. Can I get in on the beta?
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zach_garwood
4y ago
On Android Firefox the url and title change, but the page content doesn't. I'm not exactly sold on this.
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4y ago
We called it the "cool S" when I was in school.
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4y ago
Yeah, and the thing about bad milk is that it'll be unpalatable long before it will make you sick. Just sniff it or sip it. You will easily tell whether or not it's good to drink.
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zach_garwood
4y ago
I can only look at it for about 30 seconds before it starts to hurts my eyes.
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zach_garwood
4y ago
That looks like a cool set! I might have to pick that one up.
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4y ago
> They could pump seawater to several valleys below sealevel, and naturally desalinate Could you explain how this works? Why does the valley need to be below sea level?
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4y ago
> Donato granted Twitter’s request to force the five ex-employees to pursue their claims individually, citing agreements they signed with the company.
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4y ago
I don't have an original flip phone (actually never did, always had a brick), but I do have a smart flip phone, Samsung Flip. My Gen Z niece thinks it's really lame.
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4y ago
Who cares? Someone will rewrite it in Rust soon.
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4y ago
A few years ago I started working on a project (that I never finished) that I tentatively named the Command Line Interface Tutorial. Thankfully I never finished the CLIT.
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4y ago
All my personal projects are using WSGI because I haven't had time ro sit down and read about ASGI yet. What are the biggest differences?
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4y ago
I don't think my wife would like it.
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4y ago
Django ORM is good for ~90% of queries, but there's always that pesky query that would be too convoluted to build up with the ORM, so it's nice to be able to jump down to the DB API and `execute()` a custom query.
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