Chilinot

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by Chilinot 2mo ago
PDFs can do all sorts of shenanigans, such as bundle executable javascript that runs when the file is opened.
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by Chilinot 3mo ago
142 results now, they are multiplying!
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by Chilinot 8mo ago
Lane keep assist is always enabled, this "copilot" or whatever it's called is an extra feature i can manually enable over the default lane assist. And it will steer and follow the road quite well in most conditions. But somet
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by Chilinot 8mo ago
My volvo also has a "not perfectly tuned" PID loop. With "autopilot" engaged it keeps weaving constantly left and right inside the lane im in. Have gotten used to keeping a firm-ish pressure on the steering wheel at all
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by Chilinot 8mo ago
Having installed Arch myself a couple of times, i think i would disagree. Not really much in that process that teaches you how linux actually works. It's more just about managing disk partitions and moving files around than anything el
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by Chilinot 9mo ago
Yea i think this discussion was quite interesting as well. And i can also verify that this issue exists in Zen (firefox based) as well.
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by Chilinot 10mo ago
> I also think “3 out of 3” is not a good idea, as it allows any single key holder to prevent election outcomes that they don’t like (something that may have happened here, too. I don’t think cryptography experts often lose such keys by
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by Chilinot 10mo ago
This point is brought up and discussed in the linked article.
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by Chilinot 11mo ago
What makes you come to that conclusion?
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by Chilinot 11mo ago
Thank you, was just about to task my team with figuring out how affected we are by this.
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by Chilinot 1y ago
This seems to be the research behind it: https://www.fpl.fs.usda.gov/documnts/pdf2018/fpl_2018_song00... And there are only smaller comparisons towards steel. They are more focused on how it compares to regular wo
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by Chilinot 2y ago
I have been an avid proponent of the way errors are managed in Rust and Go for a long time. However, this article raises a very good point. Before i started developing in Rust and Go, i did Java and python for several years. And damn, do i
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by Chilinot 2y ago
I like Rust as much as the next guy, but statements like this makes me roll my eyes: > hk is written in rust, pre-commit is written in python. hk will be much faster. I have no idea how fast hk or pre-commit is, i have never used them. W
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by Chilinot 2y ago
Yea, that statement confused me as well.
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by Chilinot 2y ago
The patch is dated September 5th. Meaning it's 12 days old. Still quite recent though, but it's not from today.
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by Chilinot 2y ago
Yea, it's confusing, i give you that.
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by Chilinot 2y ago
"Platform Engineer" has started to grow as a name for pretty much this. An engineer that builds the platform that all things run on. For example, the k8s clusters, the observability stack, has on-call, and builds the internal tool
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by Chilinot 2y ago
Every single function has a test from what i can tell. Which are missing?
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by Chilinot 2y ago
That depends entirely on the infrastructure necessary for hosting the multiplayer servers. Such as, does it require a database server for persistent storage of player information? It might be built for a k8s based environment. Split into ma
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by Chilinot 2y ago
This is exactly why i as a manger want to assign bigger projects on new hires. They have fresh eyes, and are not used to things we do just because we have always done them in a special way. It's interesting to see how they solve tasks,
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by Chilinot 2y ago
I dont know about the pricing. Over the last couple of months i have been investigating different alternatives for better access control to our internal resources. And Tailscale seems to be on the cheaper end compared to other offerings.
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by Chilinot 3y ago
How are they going to get submissions if they dont launch it? I understand your point, but to get submissions, they need to get eyes on the platform.
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by Chilinot 3y ago
I would never trust the output from it to use it as a search. But for quickly creating some template when i want to write a big report or email for something, then yes it's very useful.
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by Chilinot 3y ago
I think this article, and your comment have helped me understand something that happened to me a year ago. Just as i was falling asleep i heard the loudest bang i've ever heard. And was sure someone just bombed the neighbor or someone
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by Chilinot 3y ago
Plex is a piece of software for playing media. It's not an operating system.
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by Chilinot 3y ago
While I understand he did this in order to not have the hassle of going to court over these issues he brings up. There is not a single doubt in me that DC is not going to try and take this decision to court anyway, no matter how few grounds
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by Chilinot 3y ago
I have never heard of this service before. But this part in the end: > This is not the kind of work we imagine when acquiring it and recently our proxy provider shut us down. Really? You created a website where people could anonymously u
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by Chilinot 3y ago
Could i get one to try out as well?
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by Chilinot 4y ago
I like the idea of pressing the clutch pedal to go to insert mode, and releasing it to go back to normal mode.
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by Chilinot 4y ago
As a newcomer to the story (and i believe most redditors are as well) i absolutely love that they keep the zombies on the down low and more something that is something in the background. I'm tired of zombie slasher movies/shows. I

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