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by zzzeek 9mo ago
I came here to agree with you but then I had the good sense to read the original page which is at the Met ( https://www.metmuseum.org/exhibitions/listings/2009/michelan... ), and has a lot of background on this
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Wikipedia signs AI training deals with Microsoft, Meta, and Amazon(arstechnica.com)
4 points by zzzeek 9mo ago|1 comments
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by zzzeek 9mo ago
I was being lighthearted but since you're making it serious I actually think the product as implemented is truly a bad idea. It seems to use more packaging material, is indeed complicated to open and people should actually measure pas
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by zzzeek 9mo ago
right so "[" is a file in /bin, "[[" is implicitly part of the shell, so that's as bad as I thought
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by zzzeek 9mo ago
yeah, if [ is a command in /bin/ what is [[ ?
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by zzzeek 9mo ago
never heard of this show, I wonder who produces it oh Paramount the ones that just decimated CBS News, put talentless propagandist Bari Weiss in charge, and censored a critical report on human rights abuses ordered by POTUS all running on O
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by zzzeek 9mo ago
Americans would never understand how to use this and would be annoyed by the complexity. I know I'd just be ripping the cardboard off the top in frustration myself. Who can understand complex geometry when you're already a qu
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by zzzeek 9mo ago
I don't think Nicolas Maduro is American either.
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by zzzeek 9mo ago
$5 a month per dependency, OK let's go! Hold up I've just reorganized my packages into sqlalchemy-base, sqlalchemy-core-sql, sqlalchemy-orm, sqlalchemy-oh-you-want-deletes-also, sqlalchemy-fewer-bugs, and about eight more
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by zzzeek 9mo ago
i dislike every action by a president that blatantly breaks the law, and yes that includes ignoring the tiktok ban
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by zzzeek 9mo ago
i have no idea what this does because the site is rejecting my ordinary firefox browser with "Error code: 418 I'm a teapot". Even from a private browser. If I hit it with Chrome, now I can see a site. Seems pretty not ready
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by zzzeek 9mo ago
"that the raid was conducted by the justice department and FBI at the request of the “department of war”, the Trump administration’s informal name for the department of defense." uh oh sounds like the Guardian is asking for a raid
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by zzzeek 9mo ago
It's because the boss was lying to him
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by zzzeek 9mo ago
Anubis is the only tool that claims to have heuristics to identify a bot, but my understanding is that it does this by presenting obnoxious challenges to all users. Not really feasible. Old school approaches like ip blocking or even ASN
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by zzzeek 9mo ago
People aren't resisting arrest. When you see people bloodied, beaten, permanently blinded by point blank non lethal weapons, or just shot in the face, that's because ICE / cops / CBP are doing it for their own personal
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by zzzeek 9mo ago
Citation needed
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by zzzeek 9mo ago
It's not OK to poop on the floor yet humans had no toilets for tens of thousands of years. Try doing some more thinking on this one also no, racism is not genetic
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Former NYC Mayor Eric Adams' memecoin faces rug pull allegations(theblock.co)
3 points by zzzeek 9mo ago|1 comments
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by zzzeek 9mo ago
their base alone is not big enough to give them electoral victory. they always need more. but they need the base too. Because of Trump's lawlessness, they can't have both, hence you see a lot of retirements etc. this year.
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by zzzeek 9mo ago
they're basically fucked. they can't turn against Leader, because their base would abandon them immediately. But they desperately wish they could hold him back, because they are well aware they are going to get creamed in Novemb
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by zzzeek 9mo ago
just so you know, this line > Where you'd rather have every comment, change and scrap of info available to understand what you're trying to maintain because the folks before you are long gone. see that's a common story fro
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by zzzeek 9mo ago
as I recall, you didn't! you just had branches full of dozens of commits for every little bit of the change. yes you'd have to merge continuously to stay up to date.
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by zzzeek 9mo ago
you might want to check on what you "know" then....
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by zzzeek 9mo ago
"renowned vibe-coder Peter Steinberger" what? that's a thing ? why would a vibe coder be "renowned"? I use Claude every day but this is just too much.
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by zzzeek 9mo ago
Mercurial was not better. Features like rebase /squash are not native to mercurial (even though they since added extensions for this) and the tool had a very rigid view of the commit history. I had all my projects on Mercurial for
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by zzzeek 9mo ago
not really. Here's their own product clarifying: Based on the terms, Section 3, subsection 2 prohibits using Claude/Anthropic's Services: "To develop any products or services that compete with our Services, includ
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by zzzeek 10mo ago
right but nobody clicked the button on that one
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by zzzeek 10mo ago
right, so on the topic of "phishing emails designed to elicit enough emotion that you forget to consider the button might be a phish", the headline itself of this blog post is doing the exact same thing, really. The headline sho
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by zzzeek 10mo ago
literally hacker news. try flagging this one, mods
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How Hackers Are Fighting Back Against ICE(eff.org)
82 points by zzzeek 10mo ago|6 comments

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