SuperCuber

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by SuperCuber 20d ago
what do you mean? the agent can't do it anymore if there's no bash permission
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by SuperCuber 1y ago
It's hilarious that this figure keeps getting quoted with a link to a source that directly contradicts it. > Armed conflicts have indirect health implications beyond the direct harm from violence. Even if the conflict ends immediate
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by SuperCuber 1y ago
Check out https://github.com/SuperCuber/dotter
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by SuperCuber 1y ago
Funny that I see this post right after refreshing the documentation on my own project, Dotter[1] It offers a more involved approach to managing the dotfiles, but (imo) addresses the need to have differences between dotfiles on different mac
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by SuperCuber 2y ago
lisp's syntax is simple - its just parenthesis to define a list, first element of a list is executed as a function. but for example a language like C has many different syntaxes for different operations, like function declaration or va
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by SuperCuber 2y ago
> A skilled interviewer is easily able to ascertain breadth and depth of the candidate's experience [without a coding test] And yet, many interviewers' experience shows that there are people that would pass a discussion-only in
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by SuperCuber 3y ago
"Software Engineer" is a pretty commonly used title for programmers
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by SuperCuber 3y ago
That'd still be a bit too tolerant for my tastes. It should also scan your future commits.
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by SuperCuber 3y ago
This post is about XSS, not JWTs... > For security reasons, it is advisable for users to log out from a web application once they have completed their tasks No, the application should be resistant to XSS instead. Online banking and such
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by SuperCuber 3y ago
What things are you talking about? I haven't used chrome outside of work for years, so forgive my ignorance
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by SuperCuber 3y ago
i like Xitter and Xcrete
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by SuperCuber 3y ago
I'm definitely NOT attending an interview where this kind of tech is used. My heart rate is irrelevant to whether someone should hire me - and I say that as someone who doesn't even get anxious or nervous during interviews.
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by SuperCuber 3y ago
In uni, a couple students had those tablet/laptop reverse foldable devices as a fancy notepad, used with a stylus.
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by SuperCuber 3y ago
too little
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by SuperCuber 3y ago
"opt-in by default" kinda makes sense as a combination of words, but you're right that people just usually call it "opt-out" (and vice versa)
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by SuperCuber 3y ago
Interesting. I ran the script to extract the json - that part was almost instant, then i used the first `url` field of `streamingData.adaptiveFormats`. I then ran curl 'https://...googlevideo.com...' --output video
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by SuperCuber 3y ago
Looks interesting. In the post, the author does echo -n '{"videoId":"aqz-KE-bpKQ","context":{"client":{"clientName":"WEB","clientVersion":"2.20230810.05.0
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by SuperCuber 3y ago
default ctrl-f will only search through the current page while the site-provided one can search through all content... this is not really an argument against it existing
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by SuperCuber 3y ago
I guess in the way I use it, choosing a data structure is about the complexity/performance of operations you're going to do with a collection of objects, and choosing a data model is more about the meaning of fields, and what enti
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by SuperCuber 3y ago
Unfortunately HN doesn't notify of replies need to go digging for then in "threads" I'll give you an example from a ongoing side project of mine: https://github.com/SuperCuber/facto_rs/blob&#x2
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by SuperCuber 3y ago
"modeling your data" is terminology that I encountered before, not sure why you find it unusual /shrug
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by SuperCuber 3y ago
Are you complaining about the lack of dark patterns that push you to accept all cookies? When that cookie banner opened for me, I thought "finally, one of the moral ones" because all the non essential cookies are turned off by d
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by SuperCuber 3y ago
another enthusiastic +1 comment here. Moved to them from gmail, set up *@firstnamelastname.com and the ability to send and receive emails from my old gmail, then moved all my accounts over (pretty easy if you have a password manager) Works
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by SuperCuber 3y ago
I work in adtech. Terms like "Targetted advertising" and "Retargeting" are very common.
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by SuperCuber 3y ago
> it's much cooler to have it automated heh
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by SuperCuber 3y ago
my contract has a month notice, but if I don't work then they don't have to pay me. One month notice is pretty standard in my country, but the wording also gives me an effective way of "no notice" quitting, obviously tha
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by SuperCuber 3y ago
Except it does! https://doc.rust-lang.org/src/core/result.rs.html#2029
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by SuperCuber 3y ago
That was a good comment for me to read. I like to think about myself that I am of a similar mindset to you but now that I think of it I very often discount others' opinions because of how I view them and don't catch myself often e
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by SuperCuber 4y ago
What do you think about treesitter? https://github.com/tree-sitter/tree-sitter The idea is to sync changes in the text to a tree structure, then have all the structure manipulation functions built on top of it. See the
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by SuperCuber 4y ago
I was unhappy with existing solutions, especially I wanted the ability to handle differences between machines. So I built my own! You're welcome to see if you like it :) https://github.com/SuperCuber/dotter

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