ckbkr10

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by ckbkr10 4mo ago
> After 10 years of on-and-off work That is truly honorable perseverance
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by ckbkr10 5mo ago
theres not a single real gemini api key in the results
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by ckbkr10 5mo ago
Even with all the constraints that others criticize here it is pretty amazing. Give an experienced human this tool at hand he can achieve exploitation with only a few steering inputs. Cool stuff
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by ckbkr10 6mo ago
How do you honestly benchmark a framework that only has a documentation of a hello world against laravel which has about everything you can think of...
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by ckbkr10 7mo ago
I'm still surprised how much drive this project has, a platform that doesn't want to support it and could introduce breaking changes any day. Just why?
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by ckbkr10 7mo ago
> The only silver lining is that newer devices will have to scale down memory, so developers will have to ditch memory-sucking frameworks and start to optimize things again. No. Prices will just go up, less innovation in general.
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by ckbkr10 8mo ago
they were prominent in game hacking 2005ish windows made hooking into game code much easier than before
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by ckbkr10 8mo ago
Sorry to say but how you are framing things is simply not true anymore. You are not required to buy their "Glasfaser Modem 2" you can buy any ONT Modem. You are not required to use any of their equipment, they give you the data to
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by ckbkr10 8mo ago
Comparing Redis to SQL is kinda off topic. Sure you can replace the one with the other but then we are talking about completely different concepts aren't we? When all we are talking about is "good enough" the bar is set at a
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by ckbkr10 8mo ago
congratz to receiving the fix
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by ckbkr10 9mo ago
The idea is good. I do think that is going to be the future for high volume data leaks like the Snowden or Epstein files. I do think though that this approach will become annoying quick: https://github.com/mantisfury/Ar
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by ckbkr10 10mo ago
As another person that spends the whole day in the terminal. It's sad to see there is no Windows version. I do not understand why I would need gpu acceleration for a terminal, but I would still try it. I use a company managed/prov
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by ckbkr10 10mo ago
I am using it for ansible, php, java, c, linux configuration issues or general questions. Preparing excel sheets etc.. It's sped the time I need to produce projects from a usual span of 4-20 days to 1-2 days with another 2-3 Testing. O
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by ckbkr10 11mo ago
Sounds overly complicated, I doubt this will have a widespread adoption
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by ckbkr10 1y ago
depends on the frontend, I created signed certificates for a learning platform. It was like 2-3 lines of code.
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by ckbkr10 1y ago
I see. I'm still holding on to my 3:4 aspect ratio EIZOs as second screen just because I prefer having a smaller second screen instead of 2 huge widescreens. Opting into anything higher than 1920x1080 seems uncomfortable for me. Maybe
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by ckbkr10 1y ago
My workday is 95% terminal, I work on a company managed windows 11 machine using git-scm as an easily updateable min-gw environment. A git-bash has been my configurable linux terminal on windows. Why would one need a gpu accelerated termina
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by ckbkr10 1y ago
I wish there was a honest discussion, I am with them about parents not giving a shit and pushing away responsibility. The idea of supervision in education institutions is good as well. The kids in my family were well protected and supervise
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by ckbkr10 1y ago
The assumption that many decade old tools might adopt a year old protocol just to improve handling with agents. That's optimism
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by ckbkr10 1y ago
PHP is not about lightweight, it's about rapid development. A lot of implementations in PHP are dead simple and can be debugged even by beginners. You generally do not implement efficient systems in php, they are easy to debug, fast to