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by bbsz 1y ago
Americans that lie about their background and then proceed to steal your organization secrets, infect your co-workers and turn your company into a supply chain attack vector - are exactly the same type of the problem. The thing is, it'
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by bbsz 1y ago
Author here, No, they didn't. Not in this case. That's not to say they wouldn't at some point. In some of the previous cases we dealt with, North Koreans were obsessively trying to get write access to CI/CD from the repo
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by bbsz 2y ago
Seconding this. I am also looking for an out-of-the-box component as such. The standard react-json-view is too limited. The other opensource json visualizer I found operates on the similar model as OP's project, but it also doesn'
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by bbsz 2y ago
Oh yeah, all of those. Plus shitload of trash, of all kind, including old engine oil, that fisherman guy's rotten meat on which he grows he's bait, empty bottles (the ones which are non-refundable at the liquor shop)... at some po
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by bbsz 2y ago
Well, the last one (hopefully) I was living in and moved from in 2015, was built in 1971 and it's "district cooperative" was mostly unchanged from that time (starting from technical employees, through administrative ones and
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by bbsz 2y ago
The title is misleading as the article primarily focuses on Bulgaria. In contrast, Poland began re-insulating old blocks en masse about 20 years ago, especially in all the larger cities. Moreover, the project isn't as "innovative&
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by bbsz 2y ago
I've browsed through the topic. Here in central europe ticks are a massive problem. Lyme's caused serious year long health issues for a family member. It also almost killed my dog when he caught one of his first ticks ever. I also
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by bbsz 3y ago
It did suck though. Remember that serfdom (or mandatory military service) in Europe was formally abolished only at the break of the XVIII/XIX century. But even without it, we are talking about generational periods of a moderate poverty
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by bbsz 3y ago
I always wondered if an oss-bid-for-pr marketplace has a point. Even repo owners could be in the loop - either taking up the offer, leaving it for others and just resorting to accepting the PR or straight up refusing the change (equivalent
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by bbsz 3y ago
I had the same thought. Doesn't aggregation of this type fall pretty squarely with federated/activitypub/bluesky -kind-of-a-thing? It became almost pointless to try to host such a small search/aggregator as a separate we
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by bbsz 3y ago
Hey, good luck with dropping it, 30 days is already a milestone! First 3 to 6 months is always terrible. I also had issues with sleep because of dreams, and also used cannabis for that purpose. Getting back to sleeping without THC in the bl
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by bbsz 3y ago
I wonder if New Kind of Science will end up like Godel, Escher, Bach ended up after release of GPT4[0]. It will be interesting to see what concept/formalization(?) will basically invalidate 50% of the research made by Wolfram. I'l
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by bbsz 3y ago
There's a good overview of history of discoveries of planets (and other types of objects) in the solar system: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J_KCbyGkNuY You can arrow through it to just have a look at the slides. At
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by bbsz 3y ago
I would probably never visit the restaurant with app only menu. It's weird for me that someone had such an idea and still would call the place a restaurant. I know I am overblowing it but it's just mind-boggling to me.
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by bbsz 3y ago
There're countless studies conducted during the Ukraine-Russia war pointing out what sectors to hit with full export ban to grind Russian military capability to a halt (e.g Austrian GFM manufacturing equipment for artillery barrels pro
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by bbsz 3y ago
It also says something that most of local newspaper websites already disabled their comments section few years back because of this exact reason. That's what at least happened to the few I was visiting. It was really bad though. Made y
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by bbsz 3y ago
Yeah. I always feel that the solution for clean and abundant energy globally is to start with better energy grid management (and storage). There's already so many fit-to-all-geography solutions available. It's just that current gr
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by bbsz 3y ago
This wasn't a sarcasm? Honestly, I am undecided. (I don't like TikTok and everything it stands for)
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by bbsz 3y ago
More recommendations on this topic? Paper's great. I also know about Martin Klepmann's Designing data intensive applications but it's less about data structures and more about databases.
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by bbsz 3y ago
because in Europe his local salary is at a tenth of the US offered. knowing that, you can say his actually the five times premium.
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by bbsz 3y ago
I've read all of the Herbert's Dune before watching Lynch movie, cited phrase above stood out to me at the time even when embedded within the broader context of a dialogue. Its possible though that I've picked it up from some
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by bbsz 3y ago
That train's probably gone with the rise of LLMs? As in, in 2020s it would be more than often just delegated to the chatbot and called quits. At least that's my thought.
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by bbsz 3y ago
Touche. But I'd say that this makes it even the more valuable lesson. Battlefield characteristics is still very close and Russians (now) are acting like they would act against the NATO-trained forces. And, of course, it's liberal
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by bbsz 3y ago
How? How US can be loosing a war it doesn't fight in? It's the same as saying that North Korea is loosing against Ukraine because they deliver ammunition to Russia. A fallacy. And even if you'd want to use that metric. How ex
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by bbsz 3y ago
I forgot about it. Yeah. I had my first cell phone around 2000 and everyone was doing that. In my country outgoing calls were free, charges to the caller were only applied after receiver accepted (answered) the call. I remember some of my f
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by bbsz 3y ago
Maybe, finally, everyone just went outside.
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by bbsz 3y ago
That's interesting for me. I was born in 93. In 2000s all of my then web-deving with html/php was without even an awareness of something like version control. I was storing snippets of code in .txt files in case my change (often m
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by bbsz 3y ago
Yeah, it's sometimes even hard to make code owners look at the complete feature PR to their codebase. There's 99.9% probability that 100% of 'geeking out' on github in public repositories will never be browsed by anybody
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by bbsz 3y ago
huh! that's awesome, personally - this is a very inspiring bio.
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by bbsz 3y ago
I think a lot of people will now go and benchmark queries only to report back disappointed with results. Trying to build generalized search engine for the modern internet that will come close to Google/Bing would require a "tech m

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