dangerlibrary

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by dangerlibrary 7d ago
> RACE is a native macOS terminal multiplexer written in Rust. Pretty sure they are not targeting the general population with this product.
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by dangerlibrary 3mo ago
Last year I became the volunteer coordinator for my kid's school PTA. They had been using Sign Up Genius for years. I spent a full year fighting a paid tool, gave up, and re-wrote it. Now https://voluntold.fyi exists, and I
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by dangerlibrary 3mo ago
noTunes is one of the first things I install on a new mac.
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by dangerlibrary 4mo ago
There's a book that changed a lot of the way I think about attention and media [0]. The book isn't very good, but it flags something relevant here. There is a huge asymmetry between the reach of a big, flashy announcement (here: b
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by dangerlibrary 8mo ago
Veho | ONSITE / HYBRID 3 days per week | NYC or Boston | No Visa | https://shipveho.com/careers Hi there! At Veho, we don't sell software. We ship packages. Lots of them. We have all of the interesting problems th
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by dangerlibrary 8mo ago
Personal website. https://dangerlibrary.com/
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by dangerlibrary 1y ago
Like Unison [0], but buggier. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCWtkvDQ2ZI
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by dangerlibrary 1y ago
It is 2025 and CSVs still dominate data interchange between organizations. https://graydon2.dreamwidth.org/193447.html
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by dangerlibrary 1y ago
It's called upcoding. It's been happening with or without AI or SV's help for well over 40 years. [0] Interestingly, whistleblowers can recoup a big chunk of the recovered funds in a False Claims Act suit when medical provide
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by dangerlibrary 1y ago
The US Government did a study in the 1950s and discovered that the damage done to a roadway by a car is proportional to the fourth power of its axle weight. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fourth_power_law
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by dangerlibrary 2y ago
Super heated water is a pretty effective disinfectant within the pipes. For interior spaces ventilation is a legitimate problem in non-forced-air systems. Historically, you open a window.
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by dangerlibrary 2y ago
The shadow druids are gaining a foothold in Silicon Valley circles, it seems.
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by dangerlibrary 2y ago
It seems intentional, though? * There's an animation hiding it. * If you disable javascript, the content doesn't load. * Copying is disabled. * There's some kind of javascript function constantly toggling state so that if you
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by dangerlibrary 2y ago
This paywall product must have required a staggering amount of work. And yet, the entire text of the article is right there in the network tab. Why send it over the wire, then try to hide it?
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by dangerlibrary 2y ago
I use the readthedocs theme: https://www.mkdocs.org/user-guide/choosing-your-theme/#readt... Not sure if that fits the bill for you, but I like it.
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by dangerlibrary 2y ago
I just use mkdocs for everything.
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by dangerlibrary 2y ago
I'm someone not really aware of the consequences of each quantum of progress in quantum computing. But, I know that I'm exposed to QC risks in that at some point I'll need to change every security key I've ever generated
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by dangerlibrary 2y ago
My slack profile, for years, has had a volcano emoji and the words "DMs are lava. Don't touch the lava." It doesn't actually stop people from DMing me, but it does soften the blow a bit when I immediately move technical&
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by dangerlibrary 2y ago
SheerID already exists and can differentiate between alumni and current students. Apple just needs to decide it's worth it (thus far, they haven't).
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by dangerlibrary 2y ago
Did you perhaps respond to the wrong comment? This is in no way responsive to what I wrote.
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by dangerlibrary 2y ago
Or that their sales contacts treat women and non-binary folks worse than men. https://www.newsweek.com/male-and-female-coworkers-switched-...
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by dangerlibrary 2y ago
The point of the GP post is that the "w-4" token had very different results from ["w", "-4"] or similar algorithms where the "w" and "4" wound up in separate tokens.
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by dangerlibrary 2y ago
> Without IPv6 network sees an unsupported IPv4 packet and throws it away. You need something to convert IPv4 to IPv6. Acknowledging my own ignorance here, assuming this sentence seemingly disregards my point, because this was a choice.
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by dangerlibrary 2y ago
You are correct, given the assumption that an IPv6-capable server or host has no IPv4 address. I attempted to acknowledge that such a server would be unreachable from an IPv4 client.
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by dangerlibrary 2y ago
I assure you I am under no illusions about my cleverness relative to others in this industry.
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by dangerlibrary 2y ago
Just to address the implication (prevalent in many of the sibling comments as well) that I and everyone else who talks about this are idiots incapable of grasping that 128 is larger than 32: If 32 bit IPv4 addresses are valid IPv6 addresses
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by dangerlibrary 2y ago
Interesting! Thank you for the thoughtful reply - I did not anticipate those complications.
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by dangerlibrary 2y ago
"The length is the problem, IPv6 format is more compact." "IPv4 still can't access IPv6. IPv6 can't access IPv4." I guess my point is that these statements represent choices made by humans. Leaving the decimal
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by dangerlibrary 2y ago
It never made sense to me why the authors of the IPv6 standard chose to use an entirely different address format, instead of extending address space in a backwards-compatible way. Why not just append/prepend the 12 additional bytes ont
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by dangerlibrary 2y ago
> This is more an opinion piece with some hand waving than actual proof Pot, meet kettle. Kettle, this is pot.

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