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by zdc1 1y ago
In my last role rg and jq were included as part of our standard AMI as well as our base container images. It broadens our CVE exposure but it was undoubtably worth it.
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by zdc1 1y ago
Out of curiosity, how have you been doing this?
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by zdc1 1y ago
When I got it prescribed (in AU), my doctor told me he had many patients taking it with no side effects, and he also pointed out that the 1mg I was taking was much smaller than the 5mg some took for prostate enlargement. I also did some rea
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by zdc1 1y ago
Waiting for someone with trypophobia to see this
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by zdc1 1y ago
Taiwan's EasyCard and iCash are their local equivalents. Seems to be common in that part of East Asia to have public transport cards that can also work for small expenses. I wish other governments would take note as its a nice way to a
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by zdc1 1y ago
The only issue I'd have with this is that you'd be very overweight on one signal; that has a lot of data and context to give compelling advice of any degree of truthfulness or accuracy. If you reflect on your own life and all the
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by zdc1 1y ago
Well as per the article (and my own experience), the free tier only gives you public channels. The paid tier gives you everything: public/private channels, group chats (called MPIMs), and one-to-one DMs. So yes, it breaks "privacy
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by zdc1 1y ago
Yeah. Comparing to my iPhone 14 Pro, improvements are mostly just the camera and the screen. So it's really just about what you want a newer/better camera in your pocket. I'm going to wait one more year, but I do love that we
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by zdc1 1y ago
In some Chinese tech companies, 996 isn't the magical pro-capitalist grind it sounds like as they will still have a two hour lunch break, and then also stop for dinner. So ironically, a 996 culture in the USA would be worse than one in
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by zdc1 1y ago
Even if we don't self-destruct, we will likely have evolved into something else completely different by then. Or maybe a million years from now they will keep some humans (based on present-day DNA) in a museum exhibit somewhere. Or may
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by zdc1 1y ago
It's another version of how gym memberships get you. Everyone errs on the side of over-committment and they get to make more money. I've found I'm better off paying extra for a shorter duration until I've validated that
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by zdc1 1y ago
Yeah, I'd love a personalised Tomatometer. I'd only get out of bed for something 4 stars (8/10) or above, so I'd love to know the percentage of audience/reviewers that scored like that. This would also give "cu
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by zdc1 1y ago
"Assuming rapport" is hugely important for developing and maintaining connections. People often are not sure how they feel about you or where your relationship stands, so they look for hints in how you feel about them. If you are
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by zdc1 1y ago
I'm learning traditional Chinese and found that writing helps me recognise the components and strokes when reading the same characters. If I just try and visually pattern match with flash cards, anything that's hand written or in
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by zdc1 1y ago
Obsidian is my happy medium. Does many of the above while also doubling as my journalling tool.
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by zdc1 1y ago
The market has solutions to this, but they are mostly for businesses. E.g. You can purchase "support" either from Microsoft, or other third parties that will then deal with MS for you if they can't fix it themselves. And wha
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by zdc1 1y ago
The funny thing with social networks is they all have both of these cohorts, so long as you go down the right rabbit-holes and engage with the right content creators
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by zdc1 1y ago
Taking a step back, this is an interesting reality of choosing platforms . Lambda ain't Node.js. Yes, it runs JavaScript, but that doesn't make it Node.js. JavaScript-land is full of frameworks and platforms that let you do less
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by zdc1 1y ago
A lot of the comments are raising how unsafe it is to be exercising through 10 years of life without a day off, but as someone who also tends to let a day off turn into a year off, I can appreciate the wisdom of slowing rather than stopping
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by zdc1 1y ago
To be fair, society and social interactions are full of implicit rules. Put a bunch of people in a room(/train/company/island/club/cult) and they will make up some rules along the way. Someone catch your eye at a pa
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by zdc1 1y ago
UI issue: my window was resized to be quite short so I was clicking the dots completely unaware that the event I was placing was hidden in the y-overflow at the bottom of the page. Sometimes visible scroll bars are useful...
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by zdc1 1y ago
Similarly, I've had many instances where an auditor would ask for X and instead of trying to show them X I would instead ask them what control / Common Criteria item they were trying to get assurance on. So much of the process
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by zdc1 1y ago
I'm equally confused. Why would I want to take a perfectly good screenshot and then shrink it down so it fits within a square and fill >50% of the canvas pixels with a gradient background?
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by zdc1 1y ago
I like YAML since anything can be used to read/write it. Using Python / JS / yq to generate and patch YAML on-the-fly is quite nifty as part of a pipeline. My main pain point is, and always has been, helm templating. It'
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by zdc1 1y ago
There's a comment above that gives Loss of Vehicle (LOV) as an example of a more specific term. Sure "anomaly" is a known technical term, but it's also ambiguous and buries the lede.
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by zdc1 1y ago
I've tried and failed at tracing transactions that span multiple queues (with different backends). At the end I just published some custom metrics for the transaction's success count / failure count / duration and moved
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by zdc1 1y ago
If the purpose is to identify text that can be used as training data, in some ways it makes sense to me to mark anything and everything that isn't hand-typed as AI generated. Like for your last example: to me, the concept "proper
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by zdc1 1y ago
No need. SCIM is usually offered with SAML, which is usually the highest "taxed" SSO method anyway
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by zdc1 1y ago
They are also very, very cheap to install and replace (US$1 or less in low cost of living countries). So for some it's better-than-nothing.
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by zdc1 1y ago
The triggers can be quite stiff. If you're unfamiliar it's easy to try to incrementally add pressure and still go from 0-100 with them. Another option is to adjust the water connection valve at the start of the host so its not ful

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