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by cirrus3 4mo ago
Lost me when it was framed as a binary decision.
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Hackers gained unauthorized access to Trezor's server infrastructure(medium-blogtrezor.com)
1 points by cirrus3 6mo ago|3 comments
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by cirrus3 6mo ago
During the attack window, malicious firmware versions were distributed to users who updated their devices. This compromised firmware contained vulnerabilities that allowed unauthorized access to device functions. We have confirmed that appr
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MetMo Gear Train Fidget Toy(metmo.co.uk)
1 points by cirrus3 8mo ago|0 comments
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by cirrus3 10mo ago
What is this page of transactions for? https://hcb.hackclub.com/hq/transactions I get that you want to be "open", but is everyone involved in these transactions ok with them being shared? Even if they are, t
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by cirrus3 11mo ago
This isn't the first time an article is also marketing. Besides, what is wrong with marketing something via a use case article? This is a fairly tame example of it and I found it an interesting and useful read, knowing full well it wa
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by cirrus3 11mo ago
> how much does it decrease the fuel economy of the towing plane Probably a lot, but I'd assume it is by less than the fuel that 1-2x more planes would use, otherwise there wouldn't be a point to doing this.
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by cirrus3 1y ago
I did a lot of testing with Krea. The results were certainly very different than flux-dev, less "ai-like" in some ways and the details were way better, but very soft and bit washed out and more ai-like in other ways. I did a 50% m
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by cirrus3 1y ago
Firefox on a mac, totally hijacked my back button.
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by cirrus3 1y ago
Anything the requires me to use a different IDE is a non-starter for me. I can imagine it is a lot easier to develop these things as a custom version of VSCode instead of plugins/extensions for a handful of the popular existing IDEs, b
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by cirrus3 2y ago
> Hot take: if your job can be partially or wholly eliminated by AI, that’s a GOOD THING. If your job has patterns that predictable or labor that routine, AI automation is a GOOD THING. The article never says why this is good. It just st
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by cirrus3 2y ago
I think they meant "stable" as in the demand for the product isn't easily going away anytime soon.
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by cirrus3 2y ago
> one of the worst misconceptions in product design is that a microwave needs to have a button for every thing you could possibly cook "Worst" is a stretch. Not to mention these often actually do more than just power and time.
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by cirrus3 2y ago
I think the microwave ones are useful even if they are just presets for time and power. With a new bike, you can get a feel very quickly for what "5th gear" works well for and experiment with it and get immediate feedback and try
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by cirrus3 2y ago
I've tried to watch Louis many times.. can't do it. He is just so whiny and annoying, it is really off putting to what might be otherwise interesting topics.
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by cirrus3 2y ago
200k/yr revenue? Like others have said - basically they can't afford to do the things you want to do. All the things you want to do take time to make run smoothly and divert dev attention for a while, and it seems there is no time
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by cirrus3 2y ago
I'm pretty sure it isn't even that complicated. Reviewers just open it up and just look at the battery. The exact mAh is only secret until the first non-Apple person who wants to know gets one.
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by cirrus3 2y ago
^ this. If a junior dev is legitimately interested in software development and how things work, they will use these tools for more than just completing their tasks and a paycheck and will eventually stand out above their peers who don'
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by cirrus3 2y ago
I can't really speak to the impact on junior devs since I haven't worked with any since the start of AI dev tools so this comment is kind of off topic. Totally agree that should be treated as learning tool just as much "give
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by cirrus3 2y ago
Why are you using the Calendar API in Java? It is full of issues like this.
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by cirrus3 2y ago
Same. I agree with most of what is said, but this is terrible way to deliver it.
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by cirrus3 2y ago
The technical reason was “for loss of trust and confidence in his ability to execute the responsibilities of his command” which is not related to him following the book or if the book is right or wrong. Which makes sense. It was subjective
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by cirrus3 2y ago
Isn't "but" a strange word to use in the title? Like it implies most other blind critters are not elusive.
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by cirrus3 2y ago
I subscribe to this podcast - it is EXCELLENT and I highly recommend everyone do that same. This one was a very interesting episode and made better since I had never heard the story before.
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by cirrus3 2y ago
At least Linus didn't murder his wife.
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by cirrus3 2y ago
I dislike this very much.
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by cirrus3 2y ago
If you need the Special Operations Medic manual, the podcasts and LLMs might not be so relevant ;)
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by cirrus3 2y ago
this. OP skipped a lot of factors in his calculation.
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by cirrus3 2y ago
That is going to be confusing, good luck ;)
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by cirrus3 2y ago
"For you Turquoise is green" isn't an interesting result. There is a line at which a color isn't one of two options, it is another well-defined color. It is a neat site, but I guess I don't understand the point of t

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