Mystery-Machine

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by Mystery-Machine 1mo ago
> they exclude EU visitors GDPR is applicable on EU citizens, disregarding where they browse from. So either they have to track whether you're an EU citizen/EU visitor or they track EU visitors when browsing from outside of EU.
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by Mystery-Machine 3mo ago
What a great article! > Shipping them 20MB of javascript before we even render a form would be a ridiculous thing to do. > I have seen teams waste person-months of effort wrangling React validation libraries. > It is not acceptable
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by Mystery-Machine 3mo ago
I love it! A few questions that made me think: - how do you know that "people use it for all kinds of things"? I just read your privacy policy and I'm concerned about my AI agent possibly leaking some API key to Hutch and the
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ElevenLabs: Modern Slavery Policy Statement(elevenlabs.io)
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by Mystery-Machine 5mo ago
Please never do this again. It's insane that the 3.1GB download kicks off as soon as you open the page.
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by Mystery-Machine 7mo ago
Censorship is not a solution. Instead, companies, whose messages are misleading, could pay a fine for their misleading message. Otherwise, you end up in 1984...sorry, I mistyped "UK in 2026".
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by Mystery-Machine 8mo ago
You can even charge once a week or even less, depends on the usage. You also don't have a gas station inside your apartment. Depending on which car you get, you could go charge it to charging station. I'm not saying this is instan
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by Mystery-Machine 8mo ago
I'd love to hear more about this kind of attack being exploited in the wild. I understand it's theoretically possible, but...good luck! :) You're guessing a cipher key by guessing typed characters with the only information be
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by Mystery-Machine 8mo ago
THANK YOU! I'm baffled about this "security feature". Besides from this only being relevant to timing keystrokes during the SSH session, not while typing the SSH password, I really don't understand how can someone eavesd
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by Mystery-Machine 8mo ago
> For me personally, I have decided I will never be an Anthropic customer, because I refuse to do business with a company that takes its customers for granted. Archaeologist.dev Made a Big Mistake If guided by this morality column, Archa
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by Mystery-Machine 9mo ago
> How much better would this library be if an expert team hand crafted it over the course of several months? It's an interesting assumption that an expert team would build a better library. I'd change this question to: would an
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by Mystery-Machine 10mo ago
I also prefer symbols as keys in hash. It just looks more aesthetically pleasing. :) I think the optimization string vs symbol is negligent in most of the apps. If you need that level of optimization, you should probably switch to Rust. &gt
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by Mystery-Machine 10mo ago
Symbols are a foot gun. > Symbols aren’t interchangeable though. user = { name: "Alice", age: 30 } puts user[:name] # Alice puts user["name"] # nil I'm 100% convinced that every Ruby developer h
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by Mystery-Machine 10mo ago
No one thinks they are a dick. But you are. At least in many instances as many of the comments here and elsewhere point out. I had similar experience trying to start a discussion about something in one of the Homebrew repositories. The fact
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by Mystery-Machine 11mo ago
The variable naming convention used here could be improved for clarity. I prefer appending `El` to variables that hold DOM elements, as it makes identifiers like `tableEl` clearer and helps avoid ambiguity between variables such as `table`
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by Mystery-Machine 11mo ago
Same. I read that this only happens if you use noise canceling.
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by Mystery-Machine 11mo ago
You're right! Although I get faily far by using Bust-a-gem VS Code extension. (The underlying ripper-tags gem can work with any IDE) https://github.com/gurgeous/bust-a-gem I have an "on save" hook that r
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by Mystery-Machine 11mo ago
This sounds like a really innovative idea. I haven't seen a dedicated place for "collection of useful procs", but one emerging pattern is to use `app/services` and then have a bunch of single-responsibility service class
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by Mystery-Machine 11mo ago
WAT? I'm a 12+ years Ruby developer and I didn't know this.
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by Mystery-Machine 11mo ago
Ruby is beautiful. It's weird, and different and therefore a bit repulsive (at least to me it was) at first. But, once you learn it, it's so easy to read it and to understand what's going on.* * Side-note: Sometimes variables
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by Mystery-Machine 11mo ago
- It might take time for your eyes to adjust. - No matter how good the screen resolution is, you'll see pixelated reality rendered. Luckily Mac extended screen resolution is quite impressive and better than the live video of the room a
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by Mystery-Machine 11mo ago
Oh, I didn't know that André wants to sell gem.coop and/or rv. Can you please point me to more info about where this intention to sell gem.coop and/or rv was mentioned? They want to sell some RubyGems logs about corporations
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by Mystery-Machine 11mo ago
First of all, thank you! It's unbelievable that you built the first version of `gem install` in a single night. It must have been an amazing feeling. I remember the drive when I was doing some hackathon with a few friends. It's th
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by Mystery-Machine 11mo ago
It seems like it stems from dislike of André
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by Mystery-Machine 11mo ago
I use AVP every day for work. I spend 8+ hours a day wearing the thing. It's amazing the screen real estate you get when you share your Mac screen. It's terrible that it's only one screen, but with good enough window (pun int
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by Mystery-Machine 11mo ago
I use AVP every day for work. I spend 8+ hours a day wearing the thing. It's amazing the screen real estate you get when you share your Mac screen. It's terrible that it's only one screen, but with good enough window (pun int
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by Mystery-Machine 11mo ago
So you can have the technology that allows you to comment here (Starlink), or drive home from work (GPS), or cure cancer (various ISS research), or survive as a species, or mine space rocks so we don't fight nor pollute land for some s
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by Mystery-Machine 11mo ago
An entity that promised security had a security incident due of their incompetence to properly secure their production environment root access?
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by Mystery-Machine 11mo ago
I'm trying to repurpose my Pixel 6a that I no longer use, as a Home Assistant Core main driver. I was hoping the author will talk a little bit about that. I still haven't had the luck to have a fully working Home Assistant running
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by Mystery-Machine 1y ago
why's (poignant) Guide to Ruby

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