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by atypeoferror 1mo ago
Could be, I don't have much experience with it, but so far it has worked every time without me doing anything special - I can check the status of the last sync attempt, which it does nightly on its own (or I can trigger it). The UX isn
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by atypeoferror 1mo ago
I recently bought my first not-super-cheap watch, and found out that all around the world there radio stations which broadcast the atomic clock time that a lot of clocks/watches listen to. After setting the time zone (I guess this also
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by atypeoferror 3mo ago
A JS image pixelator: https://kremerman.me/pixelate/ Can be used to resize images, but the main purpose was pixelation for a game I was making.
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by atypeoferror 7mo ago
How is this comment in any way relevant to the article or this discussion? Does Codeberg provide static analysis for CVE verification?
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by atypeoferror 10mo ago
I don’t let Claude touch git at all, unless I need it to specifically review the log - which is rare. I commit manually often (and fix up the history later) - this allows me to go reasonably fast without worrying too much about destructive
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by atypeoferror 10mo ago
Agree! It is also deeply concerning that at the last KubeCon, not a single pod was represented. Billions OOMKilled, with no end in sight.
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by atypeoferror 10mo ago
http://archive.today/qs9kj
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by atypeoferror 1y ago
Well, pharmaceutical manufacturing for one: > India is the world's largest provider of generic medicines by volume, with a 20% share of total global pharmaceutical exports. It is also the largest vaccine supplier in the world by vol
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by atypeoferror 1y ago
They clearly had enough access to capture and spot-check some of this data against previous leaks. The fact that this is not mentioned doesn’t inspire much faith in this being something new and newsworthy.
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by atypeoferror 1y ago
We have, and I won’t lie, it’s kinda a pain. The reality we discovered is that async flows are second-class citizens in otel tracing. We essentially propagate the context manually between APIs and lambdas, through HTTP headers, SNS/SQS
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by atypeoferror 1y ago
Agree - playing Path of Exile 2 at the moment. I think they are co-located with the Geforce Now servers for my region (Frankfurt) as I have 1ms ping from Nvidia->PoE. 20ms from my house to Nvidia, so I’m not sure my experience is much di
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by atypeoferror 2y ago
To be fair, the sub-prime lending crisis had its roots firmly in Clinton-era repeal of Glass-Steagal, so it’s not all so easy. No particular love for the Republican Party, but it’s a problem created by the Democrats, which they then patched
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by atypeoferror 2y ago
Give them time, it’s only been 11 hours. Now I just want to hear about the trip back to the desk
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by atypeoferror 2y ago
Yes you are right that this is nonsense. They have clearly already been doing this for years on the backend at a minimum to power the Google Photos search functionality, and who knows what else.
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by atypeoferror 2y ago
Is it just me, or is this outrage super amusing given the fact that for a long time you could search through you Google Photos (on Android, iOS or web) for e.g. “baby” and get a bunch of hits?
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by atypeoferror 2y ago
Not sure that’s always a good thing - see the occasionally erratic behavior of Tesla’s autopilot. It directly speaks the language of the systems it connects with, and also occasionally steers into dividers, killing people - and nobody knows
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by atypeoferror 2y ago
Linters help in terms of detection. We’ve gotten a lot of mileage out of regularly running gitleaks, trivy and trufflehog over our repos
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by atypeoferror 2y ago
Not sure about Bedrock, but I used Q to write some Python code, and I have to say - it was pretty good. Even ended up covering an edge case I didn't think of. In the end it was all pretty basic (walking a directory tree and compiling s
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by atypeoferror 2y ago
That's a bold assertion - do you have any evidence to support this? I find that they do plenty of great journalism, often bringing stories that don't make it into the english-language media via other outlets. For example, just fro
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by atypeoferror 3y ago
It’s dangerous because not being able to track widespread ownership of major in-country assets by a geopolitical adversary puts one at a disadvantage; it’s dangerous because it makes it much more difficult to ascertain that the proceeds of
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by atypeoferror 3y ago
I also don't see anything supporting this interpretation in the actual regulation - quite to the contrary. It repeatedly refers to all batteries, and says nothing of any class of devices that are exempt. > new regulatory framework f
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Docker Compose now has `include` keyword(twitter.com)
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by atypeoferror 3y ago
Now just spinning a bit of yarn here, but this seems like a shrewd piece of political opportunism by Prigozhin. The reality is that since he was denied additional access to Russian prisoners to use as cannon fodder, Wagner has had to commit
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by atypeoferror 4y ago
That's pretty funny, but not actually true. I work at a company where we process vast amounts of retailer advertising data, and one of the things we need to do is tag images and extract data from deals. Although humans are still involv
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by atypeoferror 4y ago
Maybe I am a confused luddite, but it seems telling that this argument immediately launches into the solution space of a problem that is itself created by the presence of a blockchain. Double-spend has been solved by the financial sector qu
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by atypeoferror 4y ago
I wonder how they plan to impose compliance on entities that have no legal presence in India, accept cryptocurrency payments, and take no PII as part of the signup process - all of which I believe apply to Mullvad.
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by atypeoferror 4y ago
True - this is why it's important to structure your questions in a way that makes it harder to BS - same as when interviewing someone, ask about specific instances of things. It's been a while since I've been a candidate, so
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by atypeoferror 4y ago
There is a lot to unpack in this comment, but in general the situation described here is specific to certain kinds of organizations, with lamentably poor leadership and management cultures. If management views the employer-employee relation
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by atypeoferror 5y ago
When they tried a much smaller version of that in Australia, it went very poorly for them - I doubt they will attempt a similar maneuver anytime soon. https://www.ft.com/content/cac1ff54-b976-4ae4-b810-46c29ab26...
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by atypeoferror 5y ago
The reason he paid low taxes is precisely BECAUSE of the huge losses - they were greater than the income - one follows there other, there is no contradiction. Of course, we will see how inflated those losses were in the course for the NY AG

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