LilBytes

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by LilBytes 5d ago
Negligence, criminal or otherwise is very well defined in most legal systems.
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by LilBytes 1mo ago
Unfortunately it's not the norm, and is instead a great, and positive example of an outlier. Corpo speak globally is a lot closer to the opposite of what you quoted. The US, Australia (gas, mining and energy companies are core examples
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by LilBytes 1mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amdahl's_law For anyone who hadn't heard this before, like me. <3 In computer architecture, Amdahl's law (or Amdahl's argument[1]) is a formula limiting the speedup
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by LilBytes 2mo ago
Yeah, my first guess is Tailscale. It's a pretty bit battery hog when on iOS. And frankly Android too.
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by LilBytes 2mo ago
I mean, I laughed. Soo...
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AI job grief: A psychological crisis hitting tech workers(jackmaguire.org)
201 points by LilBytes 4mo ago|205 comments
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by LilBytes 4mo ago
Quotes from the article: 'Work as Identity: The Foundation' Knowledge workers hold a different relationship to their labor than manufacturing workers did. For a cognitive professional, expertise is not only an activity. It is a l
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by LilBytes 5mo ago
It's exactly the same. "The secret ingredient is crime...", then once the coffers are full use the cash to legitimate their presence into a legal offering. It's not as much of a hoodwink as you would think however, it&#x
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by LilBytes 7mo ago
Omg that's what it is. I've been looking for DAYS.
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by LilBytes 8mo ago
Reasonable response IMO. If you ever want to see how bad vibe coded software can be. This subreddit unfortunately had been a gold mine full of it. Hoping this turns it around.
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by LilBytes 8mo ago
Thank you. I'll keep an eye out too. I've not seen any good examples of 'good vibe coded products' yet. Good being a difficult term to define but most of not all of us here know what I mean
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by LilBytes 9mo ago
Depot.dev is great.
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by LilBytes 10mo ago
Betteridge's law of headlines is an adage that states: "Any headline that ends in a question mark can be answered by the word no." It is based on the assumption that if the publishers were confident that the answer was yes, t
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by LilBytes 10mo ago
1Password is awesome. I haven't really looked at anything else but I found >2 years ago the UI of BitWarden to be ordinary. And it was more awkward to manage a company. Went with 1Password in the end, and that you get a free Family
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by LilBytes 11mo ago
Oh is that right? That's cool. That might be enough to give Graphene another go, especially since Android Car is supported now. Thank you.
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by LilBytes 11mo ago
It seems to me that the writer, Herman, doesn't want to use the cloud short of the parts that are almost mandatory these days (e.g., CloudFlare, or a CDN of some sort). GitHub Pages, CloudFlare pages etc are a great and very simple ser
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by LilBytes 11mo ago
That's the thing. Even when you consider the hardware benefits. Let's say they're 10% better (I feel but happy to be corrected, that feels understated). There isn't a single machine out there that's even moderately
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by LilBytes 11mo ago
We're getting sent around in circles, he has nothing.
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by LilBytes 11mo ago
Not too dissimilar to what I and some colleagues went through with our local dev tooling yesterday. Not related to DNS, but the frustration was on par. Went around in circles deleting the repo, deleting packages from homebrew, reimporting t
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by LilBytes 11mo ago
With sources.
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by LilBytes 1y ago
Exactly. If you can avoid having to do _any_ patches except those that have a security purpose you've already reduced your risk to supply chain attacks considerably. This isn't trivial to organise though since semver by it's
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by LilBytes 1y ago
Aww dude, nothing to thank me for, thank you though! :) I had no idea English was your second language! That's awesome. I'm dyslexic so language is really hard for me, I have to put a lot more effort than most. I'm pretty int
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by LilBytes 1y ago
Yep, the stuff cricket players wear is one of the more obvious examples. You'll see surfers wearing the same some times too. https://kagi.com/proxy/Nathan-Lyon.jpg?c=ORiVIG1iR-yXL_2BLhX...
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by LilBytes 1y ago
You don't need to get sun burns to get skin cancer, but there is of course a strong correlation. Australia does have the highest records of skin cancer diagnosis per capita though, and it has for some time. [1] The reason for it is fo
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by LilBytes 1y ago
This is what's strange to me, I've never, ever heard anyone here in QLD say "buy banana boat products", it's always said that it is shit though. So, we, as a community knew to avoid them for an awful long time. I ca
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by LilBytes 1y ago
Queenlander here too. Yep, absolutely. And the "water proof" sunscrean is even worse. I know it states on the label that it doesn't last forever, but the average person assumes it'll just persist and relayering it isn&#x
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by LilBytes 1y ago
I have absolutely zero knowledge about the science and/or biology of skin, I read your post expecting it to end with something stupid like "don't know, I made all of this up". I'm glad it didn't! I love HN beca
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by LilBytes 1y ago
Not doing anything wrong, different flavours for different folks. I tried Adguard Home but, found myself liking PiHole a little more. They're both excellent, and both are open source. I'd suggest, anyone that says AdGuard Home or
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by LilBytes 1y ago
I don't think this would help, if a site or SPA performs terribly on a high end machine, the only conclusion I can draw is performance testing isn't tested or validated at all.
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by LilBytes 1y ago
Unfortunately I find this article to be true. Only just today two policemen were killed, and a third injured in the rural Victorian high country. There's been a huge spike in cookers/sovereign citizens using violence through firea

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