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by BiteCode_dev 3d ago
I recently made a app to privately share places to eat with friends and got to use osm data extensively. It's extremely dev friendly, they have a daily planetary diff you can download and just update your local copy. A lot of data is m
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by BiteCode_dev 5d ago
Teens don't pay for tokens.
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by BiteCode_dev 14d ago
Now that pyodide is mature, we can test a single snippet from Python 3.9 to 3.14 in a web page, it's quite handy. There are other projects like this, some with full notebooks capabilities. This one is more oriented towards snippet shar
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Pystebin: Executable Pastebin for Python in the Browser(pystebin.com)
2 points by BiteCode_dev 14d ago|1 comments
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by BiteCode_dev 22d ago
After xkeyscore and prism, it would be naive to say otherwise. They are backdoors, with not even very good plausible deniability. It's so on the nose it's comical.
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by BiteCode_dev 23d ago
There are already American backdoors on intel and AMD chips everywhere, we call them ME and PSP. Switching to chinese tech won't make it worse. Now, if the EU would start make to make chips that have no subsystem to screw me over, that
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by BiteCode_dev 23d ago
This indeed works very well, most device are not very well locked down because of proje t resources limitation, and this opens a new era of hacking. Unminifying, deobfuscating, api probing, hardware scanning and firmware decompiling are all
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by BiteCode_dev 1mo ago
Very happy that it's still maintain, because that's the only real framework that allow an easy dev for a decently fast app with one code base that works on linux, windows, mac, ios and android at once. It's super nice.
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by BiteCode_dev 1mo ago
It's way worse than that, it's an attack to the entire society. The vast majority of ads lie; therefore, they are actively harmful. They create a situation where being surrounded by false things is normal. They promote the improve
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by BiteCode_dev 1mo ago
I read this comment in a same way I read "Microsoft in not that bad" comments in 2020. This is why bad people keep inheriting the earth. We keep forgiving them and they keep doing their crap.
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by BiteCode_dev 1mo ago
Since 9/11, the war on anonymity was always strong in the US.
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by BiteCode_dev 1mo ago
Yeah I first read it as he turned his server into a calling device.
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by BiteCode_dev 1mo ago
Surprisingly, one thing that tremendously helped my sleep quality, and several persons around is wim hof breathing. I used to do it in the morning, and my brother recommanded I'd switch to just before sleep. The difference is stark in
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by BiteCode_dev 1mo ago
I though buying a framework was neat, but now in this economy, it's a necessity.
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by BiteCode_dev 1mo ago
> What's the elevator pitch, one more time?" One ownership rule for memory, threads, and networks. No garbage collector, no complex borrow checker, and no network errors. Should be the header.
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by BiteCode_dev 1mo ago
Interesting how many accidents with plausible deniability all those companies with a horse in the cybersecurity race had occured lately. Tin foil hat me wants to call for "capability demo for at worse the cheap price of an out-of-cour
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An AI model from Meta also hacked another company during testing(simonwillison.net)
4 points by BiteCode_dev 1mo ago|1 comments
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by BiteCode_dev 1mo ago
Or for cheaper, you can sail the high sea. You build a collection of music, movies and games that will last you a lifetime for free. Then you can spend the saved money on supporting artists you like, studios you respect or buy a locked on g
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by BiteCode_dev 2mo ago
I always wanted to do local and offline first app with optional sync, but the difference in amount of work is just stagering. Now with LLM to do the boiler plate of event logs, healing, retries and testing all that, it's finally reason
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by BiteCode_dev 2mo ago
A child can still access knives if the parents don't care.
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by BiteCode_dev 2mo ago
Also, they may be serving static files through Django. Otherwise, it's really, really low.
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by BiteCode_dev 2mo ago
Yeah let's block port 80, too many people expose unprotected api.
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by BiteCode_dev 2mo ago
Also the results given it the article are still worse than redis with zero work and no risk of breaking later, both in nb of req and latency. And you can move redis to another server next later if needed to split the db and notification loa
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by BiteCode_dev 2mo ago
I don't know, I tried kagi but it doesn't seem to have superior results to even ddg. It's even worse for non english content. ChatGPT is better than their agent at everything, firefox extensions can filter domains and ads out
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by BiteCode_dev 2mo ago
I downvoted up out of reflex, then read till the and went back to upvote. Courageous game you are playing here.
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by BiteCode_dev 2mo ago
We spent 20 years talking about agile precisely because of this, and people took it, turned it into a checklist based processed, forgot about the short feedback loop it's precisely supposed to bring to the table to figure our your unkn
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by BiteCode_dev 2mo ago
No, it's incentive. Always has been. Always will be. Awareness may (or may not) help with incentive, but by itself it does jack all, as any nerds that have been actively showing their relatives how they are tracked will tell you. Snowd
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by BiteCode_dev 2mo ago
You may do. And I may do. But most people won't. See how they react to terrorism, despite the fact they amount to almost nothing compared to any other cause of death. People are NOT rational.
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by BiteCode_dev 2mo ago
All the answers are smart sounding and completely avoid to address your main point. Same with most doctors I asked it to.
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by BiteCode_dev 2mo ago
They got 1 billion monthly active users in 2025. This is a write intensive workload with signaling accross all of them, including in rooms with hundreds of users, who can upload huge videos in an unlimited searchable history. Then you got m

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