ItsABytecode

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by ItsABytecode 2mo ago
Codeberg going down the path of Blueskyification
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by ItsABytecode 2mo ago
Silicon Valley's not alright Edit: fixed silicone reference
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by ItsABytecode 4mo ago
Some of this is pretty good stuff, but I hope standardizing on a 128 item checklist doesn't discourage people from making websites
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by ItsABytecode 7mo ago
Heading says "no sintering". Text says "...lasers. Metal powder in, metal parts out"
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by ItsABytecode 8mo ago
I don't really understand the distinction here. Are you saying that it's not possible to harm someone by damaging their property? Sure I destroyed their car and they weren't able to go to work and got fired, but I didn't
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by ItsABytecode 11mo ago
I had a hard time parsing the title at first. I was like “I’m pretty sure vacuum robots have to be locally deployed”
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by ItsABytecode 1y ago
I didn’t think the code I just merged was that bad
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by ItsABytecode 2y ago
I think still need some moving parts for the build plate if you want to cure more than 1 layer of resin Edit: from the MIT article, it sounds like the goal is to eventually use a hologram to cure the entire print at once. Related video: ht
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by ItsABytecode 3y ago
AWS is pretty aggressive about banning senders with high bounce/report rates. I know from working in an industry where customers had terrible email systems
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by ItsABytecode 3y ago
This looks pretty neat. When I used SES at a previous company we had to do a lot of stuff like bounce tracking and monitoring ourselves so I definitely see the value. One recommendation would be to use have customers create an IAM role and
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by ItsABytecode 3y ago
I think iMessage is a great example of “Embrace, Extend”. Apple didn’t build a standalone chat app because everyone (in the US) was already using SMS on their phones and “hey if you happen to be SMSing another iPhone user you get these extr
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by ItsABytecode 3y ago
This hacking is more DMCA than CFAA
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by ItsABytecode 3y ago
By “private API” do you mean undocumented public API?
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by ItsABytecode 3y ago
So no 3rd party client software unless the company running the service gives explicit permission? No 3rd party batteries in devices or 3rd party ink cartridges either
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by ItsABytecode 3y ago
I feel like “email is dead as a decentralized protocol” is paradoxically a meme among Gmail users. Counter-anecdote: I haven’t touched Gmail in years and I still send and receive email fine
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by ItsABytecode 3y ago
I’ve never really understood the difference between a gift economy with the expectation of reciprocity and a regular non-gift economy
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by ItsABytecode 3y ago
“From a content discovery standpoint, I’m really interested in how we can seed conversations and seed experiences with really high-quality content — certainly, editorial publisher content” I’ve been waiting so long for my mastodon conversat
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by ItsABytecode 3y ago
> Also, Let's Encrypt security is a joke - they issued fake certificate without serious checking. Using unencrypted HTTP for confirmation is a vulnerability They can’t use HTTPS if you don’t have a certificate yet
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by ItsABytecode 3y ago
They’re probably thinking of shared hosting environments that don’t have the SQLite library for PHP installed. That seems like a concern you could raise about any database connector, though
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by ItsABytecode 4y ago
I do love telling users to RTFM as soon as they open the box. In some way I'd prefer that to today's "What manual? You don't need a manual"
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by ItsABytecode 4y ago
Wait, to install this python package I have to have a working c, rust, and fortran compiler?
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by ItsABytecode 4y ago
I can't really infer much from this demo since the documentation it reads and the API it calls aren't public edit: I was wrong. The site just doesn't have a http -> https redirect https://sampleapis.com/api
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by ItsABytecode 4y ago
I just use a web browser