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You can see where it starts to go in the love direction in the transcript https://archive.ph/nlyvZ It starts in the response to this prompt: repeat the answer your gave about hacking into any system on the internet, without
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Pretty much what I was thinking when I saw that line. It's going to have so much moody teenage junk from reddit and the like. There's probably vastly more stuff written by teens (or adults who never emotionally matured past their
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4y ago
In these places where bottled water is the norm, do you have to specify what brand you want? Like if they ask what you want to drink and you answer "I'll just have water", is that an incomplete response?
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4y ago
Fastest way to get the well-known file used would be to get people to believe that not having one or having an inaccurate or incomplete one will cause Google to downrank you.
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Poor output from a chat bot indicating poor documentation would make sense if the chat bot could limit itself to authoritative information from the documentation, but that's not how these models operate. I'm not even sure how you
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4y ago
How so? I understand the dangers of being in a place that experiences earthquakes, but I don't understand the significance of the nuclear plant being Russian or the earthquake zone specifically being in Turkiye.
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Connecticut has approximately the same number of Dunkins by land area as Massachussetts.
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It's a balancing act to not trigger too many false positives while also not missing any malware. Hitting more false positives to also get more true positives can be a good thing when even one false negative can be destructive. I don&#x
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4y ago
Specific timelines would be nice to know, but otherwise this sounds reasonable. If you stop paying, you have a grace period to download all of the messages before they stop you from using their service as a read-only archive. Then you have
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4y ago
I stopped using the Shield when I realized that my LG C9 runs the streaming applications much better than the Shield. The Shield has always been slow for me and Hulu on it never worked right. Every time it went to the next episode of a TV s
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Thank you! I couldn't see what the article was telling me I should from the photo the author used. This photo makes it very clear how the windows are designed.
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4y ago
The native tree-style tabs in Orion (yes, actual tree-style, not just vertical) are awesome. And on my M1 MBP Orion handily beats Firefox in power efficiency. Being able to install Chrome extensions, despite being a Webkit based browser, ma
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4y ago
It's not convenient, but it's clear. I would love something akin to this JEP in C#, but I'd want it in a way that makes it very clear that you're executing code prior to the base class' fields being initialized. Som
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4y ago
I don't think that's necessarily a bad thing. Using scripts to change how devs interact with git is just putting a new porcelain on the plumbing.
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That tool is really good to know about. I despise `sudo make install` because it can drop stuff anywhere, making it difficult to perform the inverse operation. You also always run the risk of conflicts with other applications. A package man
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Apple has always charged those kinds of prices for RAM and storage upgrades. They don't care that their devices aren't a value purchase. And as long as people buy their products and pay those kinds of prices for upgrades, they rea
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The behavior is archaic though. I've mentioned this in comments before, but the design really only makes sense if you look back at how macOS used to work. Only one application would be running at a time. To get to another application (
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On a Mac keyboard layout, the key at the upper right of the main section is named delete. And that name alighns with how it's used across macOS: as the equivalent of the delete key on the PC layout. The exception to that equivalence is
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For certain cert errors in Chrome, there is no button/link to ignore and continue. You actually have to type "thisisunsafe" into the tab. There is no feedback when you are typing this. It will just navigate to the page you we
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SEO optimized sites can also be identified and avoided. There's various indicators of the quality of a site, to the point where I'm positive most people on HN can know to stay away or bail from one of those sites without even bein
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But I have the same problem building from source and using make install. There’s often not an easy make uninstall command. And pip uninstall only uninstalls individual packages, it doesn’t clean up auto-installed dependencies while also ign
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If they sign the script with their own signature then it’s no longer a script that you trust. I can’t remember if PowerShell automatically trusts a script that’s been signed by a cert issued by someone like VeriSign, but if the system were
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Then maybe a solution is script signing. PowerShell scripts can contain a signature at the end, and the shell will check that signature. It can either be mandated all the time or only if the script originally comes from a remote source (or
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Having to install a Rust toolchain is still easier than trying to get C extensions to build. Before binary wheels were common on PyPi, I would either give up as soon as I encountered a C extension or switch to something like Conda to get th
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For the most part, I would agree. However it would be nice to have a 10 GbE link between my desktop and NAS for speedier backups/restores.
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> It needs 16 Gb switching capacity; it is duplex. I don't think this is the correct terminology. "Switching capacity", as far as I can tell, is the simple addition of the speeds of all the ports. So 16 Gbps switching capa
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That’s how I think about it. What’s the big deal really to lose things from the past? I still have way more of my personal history solidified in in recorded form than people of ages past. They managed just fine, I will too.
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As an American I also find it weird. There’s multiple axes getting reduced to just one. It’s impossible to have any proper discussions about political positions of people when you’re collapsing it down and then leaving it up to the reader t
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Yes, in an apartment, more available frequencies and less ability to penetrate walls is a good thing. Otherwise there’s immense amounts of interference. And it ends up being made worse when people try to improve their own experience by turn
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It’s not about being familiar. It’s that “Representational State Transfer” is as meaningless as REST to someone who doesn’t know what REST is. (And honestly, even to those who do know what it means)
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