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by byproxy 3mo ago
Any resources you'd recommend for learning about reasoning about the security of code?
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by byproxy 3mo ago
> friendly Socratic arguing with another engineer who happens to be a robot Ha! Same! Still feels like the best way to go about it, really. I know the dream is to one day remove humans from the loop... but I'll enjoy the dialectic w
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Fedora 43 Upgrade revealed 20 years old Outlook Security Bug(fedoramagazine.org)
4 points by byproxy 3mo ago|0 comments
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by byproxy 5mo ago
> as long as humans keep producing new content and innovation Well.. we won't have to as we'll have models to do it for us!
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by byproxy 6mo ago
goddam, that's beautiful. thanks for sharing!
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by byproxy 6mo ago
This is unfortunate, because (and probably much to the article writer's chagrin), I am a fan of making use of the formatting tools available for a given platform. When convenient, I love using an em/en-dash. And, when I'm up
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by byproxy 6mo ago
Yea, probably. My "old-man" pet peeve is people using "lol"/"lmao"/etc. as punctuation lol.
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by byproxy 6mo ago
As this post has been (to my sensibilities) obviously composed by an LLM, I can tell you: this does not read "human."
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by byproxy 7mo ago
What constitutes "this bullshit"?
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by byproxy 7mo ago
See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jevons_paradox
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by byproxy 7mo ago
From where did you hear this rumor?
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by byproxy 7mo ago
Yep, this, so far, proven the most promising use of LLMs, to me. I've read about people's Rube Goldberg machine-eqsue setups for getting agentic LLMs to work for them, but I find simply having a dialectic with an LLM to be more fr
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by byproxy 7mo ago
> but this still allows arbitrary markup to the page (even <style> CSS rules) if I'm reading the docs correctly. If that's true, seems like it's still a security risk given what you can do with CSS these days: https
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by byproxy 7mo ago
This is exactly what I’ve done for my Google settings after feeling more and more upset with what the Youtube homepage was showing me. Not so much in that it was necessarily contrary to what I may have wanted to watch, but more-so me thinki
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by byproxy 8mo ago
A good video on this: https://youtu.be/n7h8H4nGeMw
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by byproxy 8mo ago
Isn’t this just “Gitflow”? https://www.atlassian.com/git/tutorials/comparing-workflows/...
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by byproxy 8mo ago
“Essentially” in the sense you can’t really change the 8 frequencies you have to choose from quickly. Kinda impractical to do if you wanna play a set that spans different keys/tonalities.
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by byproxy 8mo ago
I keep telling myself to stop lusting over gear and just start making music, but… EDIT: Saw that it’s pretty much a fixed-key device, which makes it much less appealing. Still pretty damn cool, though.
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by byproxy 8mo ago
Oh, nice! Yea, was wondering what Genelecs, combined with your other gear, could be less than the price of this monitor. Makes sense that it’s the smaller ones!
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by byproxy 8mo ago
What Genelecs are you using??
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by byproxy 8mo ago
Oh, yea, for sure. One thing that keeps me consistent is that I know what happens when I take > 1 week off (which is sometimes unavoidable) and attempt to get back into it. DOMS⁰ for days. --- 0: https://en.wikipedia.org/
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by byproxy 8mo ago
Mornings (~6am), I often walk ~40min to my gym, do heavy compound lifts (~1hr total with ~2-3min rest between sets), walk ~40min back, and I tend to feel fine by the time I get back home. It's usually at the end of the day where the fa
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by byproxy 8mo ago
I use standard GNOME as my desktop environment and nothing about it feels like it was designed for tablets and/or smartphones. Not that it isn’t capable of being used as such, but my desktop usage doesn’t indicate that tablet/smar
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by byproxy 8mo ago
What makes this “neurotypical?” I don’t necessarily consider myself as such, but I’ve made it a point to have some routine in my life. In fact, I think being highly regimented and sticking to a routine can be very neuroatypical. I would nev
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by byproxy 10mo ago
Wonder how Anthropic folk would feel if Claude decided it didn't care to help people with their problems anymore.
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by byproxy 11mo ago
Yea, I tried to give it a go on Fedora, but the terrible text rendering made it a insta-delete, for me.
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Something Is Very Wrong Online(theatlantic.com)
3 points by byproxy 1y ago|3 comments
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by byproxy 1y ago
This is one of those rare cash-grabby schemes I don't mind. I find it pretty fun to go watch some old favorites in a communal environment on the big screen!
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by byproxy 1y ago
What's leftist about supporting the LGBTQ community?
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by byproxy 1y ago
TFA is non a scientific journal, but summarizing/editorializing results from scientific journals. They don't cite their sources for that particular claim, but it appears to be from this^1 journal, which itself is an overview of ot

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