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by ascorbic 3mo ago
That was before the actual announcement
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by ascorbic 3mo ago
The UK government has no problem being openly authoritarian when it wants to, without hiding it behind other policies. Whether or not you think it's bad policy (I think it's mixed), I think this is genuinely about what it claims t
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by ascorbic 3mo ago
This is a decent salary for a heritage job. It is a very poorly-paid sector. On building sites with archaeological excavations, the person driving the digger is likely to be paid more than the archaeologists, who probably have postgraduate
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by ascorbic 3mo ago
esbuild is a side-project of Evan Wallace, co-founder of Figma, so it's only kinda-indie.
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by ascorbic 4mo ago
Which is finetuned Kimi 2.5
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by ascorbic 4mo ago
Are parents supposed to perform safety and toxicity testing on all products they buy?
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by ascorbic 4mo ago
Recursive self-improvement
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by ascorbic 4mo ago
Hah. Well, for a kid then, Blue Peter and Newsround was celebrity!
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GLP-1s Linked to Lower Risk of Cancer Spread in Four Tumor Types(medpagetoday.com)
9 points by ascorbic 4mo ago|0 comments
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by ascorbic 4mo ago
I was a child at the time and I absolutely remember her getting adulation and celebrity. The may have faded from a lot of memories since, but at the time she was definitely recognised
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by ascorbic 4mo ago
This would make sense if they were an airline and only need to maximise profits. An artist – even one who really wants to make as much money as they can – still needs to think about other things, like atmosphere (that gig with one very rich
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by ascorbic 4mo ago
They didn't even announce it.
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by ascorbic 4mo ago
They didn't make a huge deal about it though. I distinctly remember Jarred coming on here just last week to say stop making a big deal about it.
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by ascorbic 4mo ago
The question isn't "why is Malawi poor compared to European countries", it's "why is Malawi poor compared to other countries in a similar – or worse – situation"
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by ascorbic 4mo ago
So were lots of other countries that went on to grow a lot faster. That's what the article is about.
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by ascorbic 4mo ago
It does, repeatedly, and compares it to other landlocked countries.
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by ascorbic 4mo ago
A great read. Sylvie's writeup is good too: https://sylvie.fyi/posts/react2shell/
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by ascorbic 4mo ago
https://blog.cloudflare.com/building-for-the-future/
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by ascorbic 4mo ago
The mother and baby are more likely to die. I don't think wanting to prevent that is a value judgement.
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Projecting React(tannerlinsley.com)
9 points by ascorbic 4mo ago|1 comments
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When DNSSEC goes wrong: how we responded to the .de TLD outage(blog.cloudflare.com)
9 points by ascorbic 4mo ago|0 comments
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by ascorbic 4mo ago
Nope, nothing like it. I'm an Astro maintainer and I work on web frameworks.
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by ascorbic 4mo ago
Web developers, users who want don't want security issues in their browser, and anyone who wants consistent rendering of sites
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by ascorbic 4mo ago
It's not a backdoor: it's using a feature for the purpose for which it was designed. It's not granting plugins access to anything except itself
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by ascorbic 4mo ago
If the rest of your deployment flow is via the agent, needing to switch over to a different context and open up a browser and login (or create an account) and buy the domain absolutely is a bump in the road.
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by ascorbic 4mo ago
Investors usually expect that non-US founders incorporate in the US, and usually expect Delaware. There are other states that are more friendly to tax avoidance. Delaware is mostly preferred because it's a known quantity with mature re
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by ascorbic 4mo ago
That was an even more ridiculous post. It wasn't spyware, it was a messaging bridge being installed for exactly the purpose it was intended. It was Claude Desktop installing a bridge that would allow Claude browser plugins to communica
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by ascorbic 4mo ago
Auto-updating browsers is one of the best advances in the web dev space in the past decade. I find it hard to believe that anyone who did web development before evergreen browsers became a thing would ever disagree.
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by ascorbic 4mo ago
Not via the API, previously.
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by ascorbic 4mo ago
It's not as simple as being pro- or anti-bot. It's about giving site owners the tools to decide whether or not they want to allow them. Seems pretty consistent to me. If they don't want bots, they can use tools to identify an

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