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by 0xfffafaCrash 1mo ago
I’ve seen similar wording from colleagues on the ASD (with Asperger’s). It can be hard for some people to navigate the nuances between usage of a tongue-in-cheek usage of the phrase which is more socially acceptable or humorous from the ve
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by 0xfffafaCrash 3mo ago
> The reply I received a few days later did me the favour of putting the violation on the record. Their position, in their own words, was that "in order to receive marketing / offers, it is a condition to be a member of the cus
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by 0xfffafaCrash 4mo ago
Just want to note that OP was in Australia, not Austria, but the broader point stands that it can be helpful to ask foreigners what they need rather than assuming your norms will translate over. And yet, this was still a very generous gift
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by 0xfffafaCrash 4mo ago
Is the uuid generated in the frontend or backend? If frontend, I’d wager the likeliest explanation is that the client code or request was messed with to inject a previously known uuid rather than an entropy issue.
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by 0xfffafaCrash 6mo ago
I think it’s fair to say that work on the experimental-strip-types option in Node was inspired/energized by a desire to try to catch up with the DX improvements found in Deno for Typescript-first development that is now the norm.
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by 0xfffafaCrash 6mo ago
I’m not familiar with the author but something about this post just seems mean-spirited and petty. Deno might not succeed as a project, especially with strong competition from Bun as an alternative to Node, but I would say that Deno has bee
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by 0xfffafaCrash 9mo ago
moreover h* is just broken whenever dealing with more dynamic content — it simply can’t reasonably be made to work according to accessibility recommendations — and the accessibility guidelines around never skipping a level themselves are ri
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by 0xfffafaCrash 10mo ago
> There’s already more human produced content in the world than anyone could ever hope to consume, we don’t need more from AI. Even if you think the harms of AI/machine generated content outweigh the good, this is not a winning argu
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by 0xfffafaCrash 11mo ago
As the article says it’s used for age verification
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by 0xfffafaCrash 1y ago
Strange. I’ve only had really poor experiences with Amazon and Amazon deliveries in Sweden and really good ones in the US. In Sweden the delivery network seems full of other parties that frequently fail to show up at the last minute multipl
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by 0xfffafaCrash 1y ago
thats a feautre! prevnets the pregmaing drunsk from getitng double drukn or having the drunknness cancle out or watever
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by 0xfffafaCrash 1y ago
> If a nation wants to block certain content, let the nation deal with it by getting their own ISPs to block and make sure the citizen's anger gets correctly placed on their government and not the site operators. I don’t really unde
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by 0xfffafaCrash 1y ago
Might be a cultural thing I’ve both been rewarded for dissent from leadership throughout my career and had greater respect for and advocated more strongly for those willing to stick out their necks and disagree earnestly and productively wh
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by 0xfffafaCrash 1y ago
https://danfabulich.medium.com/webassembly-wont-get-direct-d...
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by 0xfffafaCrash 1y ago
For one thing, language…
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by 0xfffafaCrash 1y ago
Have you considered that some people listen to text rather than read it? Do you think screen readers, non-native English speakers, or anyone else listening to these are able to reasonably differentiate between “Open Source” and “open source
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by 0xfffafaCrash 1y ago
I really want JS/TS to adopt the pipeline operator which has been in a coma in stage 2 after eternal bikeshedding at TC-39 https://github.com/tc39/proposal-pipeline-operator It would make it possible to have far m
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by 0xfffafaCrash 1y ago
While not exactly recent, I think most people have Dual_EC_DRBG in mind these days when it comes to NIST and backdoors https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dual_EC_DRBG
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by 0xfffafaCrash 1y ago
On a tangent, I don’t understand how Apple’s App Store allows the Google Photos app to insist on being given access to all photos on your device rather than selected photos to even work (even just to view photos shared elsewhere). Seems lik
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by 0xfffafaCrash 1y ago
not just UTF-16 but potentially malformed UTF-16 (supporting invalid surrogate pairs or surrogate halves and with js string functions computing things like lengths independently of UTF-16 characters) This is also widely known as WTF-16 (ser
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by 0xfffafaCrash 1y ago
If you read the judgement it basically says that because the FBI eventually returned the money, she no longer has a live interest as an individual. They also denied that she’s part of some well defined class for a class action. It’s not lik
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by 0xfffafaCrash 1y ago
I wouldn’t say signals is coming from React. If anything React is the latest to the party and being dragged there reluctantly by where the tech community is going. They’ve mostly been resisting the movement towards signals because it underm
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by 0xfffafaCrash 1y ago
I haven’t ever seen issues scaling with jotai even on very large apps working with extremely complex data structures. I’ve seen far larger messes created in redux due to tight coupling of things across large apps to a global store and the i
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by 0xfffafaCrash 1y ago
React doesn’t really concern itself with state management. Of course it has context, state, and props but the mental model for it predates focus on fine grained reactivity in frontends — useSyncExternalStore helps enable others to fill that
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by 0xfffafaCrash 1y ago
A splat is basically a point in a point cloud. But instead of a gaussian splat being just a point it isn’t infinitesimally small but like a 3d gaussian where the point represent the mean. It also has color and opacity. You can also stretch
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by 0xfffafaCrash 1y ago
Strongly disagree here. While I haven’t published e.g. particle physics work, I have authored/coauthored a number of peer-reviewed papers in other topics generally considered hard science (and published in ”high impact factor” scientif
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by 0xfffafaCrash 1y ago
Here’s some relevant discussion about some of the footguns: https://github.com/typescript-eslint/typescript-eslint/issue... https://github.com/tc39/proposal-explicit-resource-managemen... I i
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by 0xfffafaCrash 2y ago
I’ve also had my writing misidentified as being LLM-produced on multiple occasions in the last month. Personally, I don’t really care if some writing is generated by AI if the contents contain solid arguments and reasoning, but when you hav
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by 0xfffafaCrash 2y ago
I had the same thought. Also with square roots hiding 2s behind notation, etc. The whole project isn’t really very coherent without specifying what specific operators you can use (and how many times).
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by 0xfffafaCrash 2y ago
Doctors are at the very top of my list of people who don’t care. Not necessarily that they got into the field not wanting to care, but that in practice they quickly get to the point of caring largely about getting through their day — maybe

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