JoshuaRogers

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by JoshuaRogers 8mo ago
https://joshuarogers.net
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Verizon customers report phone outages, with devices limited to SOS mode(cbsnews.com)
5 points by JoshuaRogers 1y ago|0 comments
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by JoshuaRogers 2y ago
The advice here is a super red flag. This isn’t what I want to see from my team at all. I’m glad this advice worked for someone but this path could easily set someone up to be seen as unreliable / untrustable.
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by JoshuaRogers 2y ago
Even Wikipedia feels like each page has a prominent “Plea from Jimmy Wales” ad at the top of every page (even after donating), even if it isn’t billed as such.
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by JoshuaRogers 2y ago
They also won’t reimburse said employee for the lawyer they needed to hire or the lost revenue from being in court and not at work. Even if vindicated, the process can be costly.
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by JoshuaRogers 2y ago
I felt like that was implied by the usage of AGPL: if Amazon wanted to start using this and apply patches on top of it, the AGPL would require that they share those patches with their customers, which would allow Elastic to integrate them i
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by JoshuaRogers 2y ago
At my company, we do business in the EU. It's a wide market with many opportunities. We're extremely careful with personal data: we do not intentionally collect user data, we do not share data with any third-party (and certainly n
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by JoshuaRogers 2y ago
If anyone from JetBrains is reading this thread, please take the above to heart. I have yet to have any devs in my circle make the comment that "the JetBrains AI assistant really saved me time" but I've heard more than once a
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by JoshuaRogers 2y ago
At some point Sweeney presumably enabled Find My, had his laptop stolen, never removed the laptop from Find My and then is upset that his laptop still reports in its location as he configured it to do and never remotely disabled? That’s a b
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Avoid These Words (and Not Just at Work)(youtube.com)
1 points by JoshuaRogers 2y ago|0 comments
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by JoshuaRogers 2y ago
You might consider 1Password. They don’t have the key so they effectively only see an all of the data in encrypted form, not even revealing the site, if I recall. They have some fascinating papers about it, if I recall.
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by JoshuaRogers 2y ago
I always knew my dad was a good dad but only once I had a kid did I really understand how much he had quietly and willing given up because he loved me. More and more each day I understand him better and continue gaining an appreciation for
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by JoshuaRogers 2y ago
I think what they were saying, especially given the phrasing “How many projects luckily succeeded after a reckless decision?” is that, if things hadn’t failed we would never have known and thus how many other failures of procedure/ eth
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by JoshuaRogers 2y ago
As long as you also choose the Moon Pie of UIs to go with it, you’ll be fine.
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by JoshuaRogers 2y ago
This might be a bit disingenuous. Another slightly less insulting yet equally valid interpretation is that design as a whole has shifted over the last decade plus to value form over function. The current unbridled minimalist aesthetic has a
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by JoshuaRogers 2y ago
I understand what you're saying, but as someone who spends most of the undirected Lego time with my daughter struggling to figure out what to build, I'm going to suggest that you have fallen into the trap of assuming that the way
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by JoshuaRogers 3y ago
Extending this further, the belief that a competitor has an effective drug gaining traction in the market while you are still at an unpromising point in research could reasonably lead companies to focus their research elsewhere. After all,
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by JoshuaRogers 3y ago
Honestly, I laughed when I saw your username and the comment together.
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by JoshuaRogers 3y ago
Absolutely. I’m surprised that the belief in much of the comments is that the technical input of developers (like myself) affects whether Oracle gets consideration. Oracle gets consideration because teams want to have a lifeline if somethi
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by JoshuaRogers 3y ago
Sure, it's not arbitrary code execution, but it's certainly privilege escalation.
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by JoshuaRogers 3y ago
> This does a bunch of Very Important Things that I don’t understand very well, including calling main. So I won’t explain them. Honestly, this line was the best in the whole article. It felt like at that moment I knew the person talking
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by JoshuaRogers 3y ago
That might be misunderstanding the role of copyright as it applies to the worlds we live in. Many here see copyright as a critical tool necessary for the existence of copy-left licenses, licenses that we use to make sure that what we write
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by JoshuaRogers 3y ago
Or both: when downloading music, both the one downloading and the one uploading can see legal action.
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by JoshuaRogers 3y ago
While they might not charge you directly as a line item, you still get charged: Linode in the above list is what I use. I get a fixed cap of bandwidth each month. Anything beyond that is charged. So, you don't get charged IF you stay b
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by JoshuaRogers 3y ago
Honestly, the first thing I'd do is hope that they forgot that I make house and car payments though them and that they forgot how much damage they could do to my professional life just by intentionally sabotaging my credit. Crypto does
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by JoshuaRogers 3y ago
That’s a fair point. Maybe a more true statement would have been that any perception of Tesla having a technical advantage over other manufacturers towards Level 5 autonomous vehicles is just smoke and mirrors.
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by JoshuaRogers 3y ago
I wouldn't expect so. My (non-professional) understanding was that having historical status raised the amount of upkeep and approval required for modifications.
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by JoshuaRogers 3y ago
Based on my reading of their post where they announced it was free… > We’ve made Beeper free to use. Things have been a bit chaotic, and we’re not comfortable subjecting paying users to this. As soon as things stabilize (we hope they wil
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by JoshuaRogers 3y ago
In this case I wasn’t arguing in their favor but arguing that the lack of agreement to a TOS does not somehow imply authorization.
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by JoshuaRogers 3y ago
Your argument encompasses the whole of User-Agent filtering, no? Edit: grammar.

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