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by florbnit 1y ago
> A password in a leak isn’t evidence of anything. It’s evidence that your password leaked. What are you on about? You think they just randomly guessed his password?
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by florbnit 1y ago
>But some of the datasets that Schutt is included in are much more concerning than normal data breaches because they're from stealer logs.
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by florbnit 1y ago
It has nothing to do with the definition of math. If you put people in an MRI and give them random problems then you’ll notice a distribution in the patterns of brain activity that are distinct. Some of these groupings we’ll call “math like
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by florbnit 1y ago
> It think this is silly on multiple accounts. I'll claim that there's not real thing such as a "language brain" or "math brain." It seems plainly obvious that this language just means “areas of brain that a
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by florbnit 1y ago
> And, importantly: if/when those folks are making more than the rest of us, it’s because they’re selling a lot — a result that can be celebrated by everyone! This is such a toxic mentality. Yes sales always sits at the end of the v
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by florbnit 1y ago
I mean yes, so t-strings add nothing. You could already do everything you are proposing t-strings will make easier with just strings or f-strings. ‘query: SQL “Select …”’ “Wait” you’ll say “then the function taking the string has to parse t
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by florbnit 1y ago
If you replace each mention of t-strings in your post with strings or f-strings it’s still true. So that means t-strings add nothing in that regard.
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by florbnit 1y ago
> And highlighters and static analyzers will key off of this. Then the t is redundant and we don’t need t strings involved in any way. This would work just as well. In fact better by using html("<h1>Hello</h1>"
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by florbnit 1y ago
I get that. But that “ecosystem might adapt” has absolutely nothing to do with t-strings is what I’m saying. Anyone who wants to validate sql will have to just look through strings guess that it’s sql and validate and highlight it. This cou
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by florbnit 1y ago
> In addition, I hope that the tooling ecosystem will adapt to support t-strings. For instance, I’d love to see black and ruff format t-string contents, and vscode color those contents, if they’re a common type like HTML or SQL. This is
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by florbnit 1y ago
> People just want to know why it's x and not something else or how a letter can have value. The way I was taught it and the way that worked now for my now 3 year old is just to say pirates buried a number under the X, and that we n
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by florbnit 1y ago
Your original argument was that an algorithm cannot be bad, and now you are countering my point by arguing that the algorithm is bad if it ignores your rights, is solely responsible for the implemented outcome and doesn’t include any input
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by florbnit 1y ago
What opposition? The recklessness of Trumps political agenda is benefitting the rich elite and despite appearances both parties leadership consist of those in the rich elite. America doesn’t have a party representing the workers because any
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by florbnit 1y ago
I’m. Sorry that you feel that way. We applied an algorithm and since 40 of the other 100 people who share that opinion with you committed drug related crimes we have decided to put you in jail without chance of parole. I hope you understand
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by florbnit 1y ago
Don’t know about you, but personally I want the extensions I create to be available widely. The fact that vs code market place is used as an easy place for me to distribute it only to limit the reach based on the business needs of Microsoft
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by florbnit 1y ago
This seems so fake. They suddenly decide to go on a vacation and want to return on a small inexpensive plane that then crashes with their entire family on it in Switzerland less than 2min from takeoff? Call it a conspiracy but I won’t at al
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by florbnit 1y ago
Contrary to the roid rage induced beliefs of non competitive personal trainer body builders a lot of people don’t go to the gym to see that kind of “progress” they see a professional climber or ultra race runner and call them weak, because
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by florbnit 1y ago
> When working with Jupyter, too often you end up with directories strewn with spaghetti-code notebooks, counting up to Untitled12.ipynb or higher. You the notebook author don’t know what’s in these notebooks This is such a small UX thin
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by florbnit 1y ago
> it's usually not because they're idiots who don't know any better or who haven't seen the Truth, it's because it works for them. The reason we have touch screen phones today is exactly because Apple dared to ch
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by florbnit 2y ago
Food trucks are also more productive and since the study is a look at the market you’re part of the data that supports the industry increase in productive due to your switch from dine-in to food trucks.
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by florbnit 2y ago
You are using language and you seem to make an equivalence of temperature to warm/cold which doesn’t work. Now your saying that it only makes sense to use kelvin because it’s the only scale that doubles when you double it (which is act
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by florbnit 2y ago
In a “physics sense” there is no such thing as warm or cold those are language constructs not physical properties of materials. In physics there is temperature. You don’t say “the metal bar is 20 warm” you say “temperature is 20 degrees cel
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by florbnit 2y ago
Isn’t it the exact opposite? It you talk to people about something being “twice as warm” or “half as warm” people will assume you are talking about a scale in celcius or something closely related? Because it doesn’t make sense to say “the b
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by florbnit 2y ago
That mentality is exactly what leads to the problem. You want to hold everyone organization accountable for every perceived failing which leads them to optimize towards a state where they can justify existence but do as little as possible t
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by florbnit 2y ago
I honestly didn’t even know Skype was still alive I’m surprised it’s around to kill. MS Teams is so cemented in my own any anyone I knows world that it’s funny to think back on the days where Skype was here and everyone hated it.
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by florbnit 2y ago
> that knowing SQL schema doesn't help the attacker. Knowing the name of the service helps the attacker, knowing the name of government officials working at city hall helps attackers, knowing the legal description of what a parking
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by florbnit 2y ago
Easy fix, just write your md files in HTML, that way they are easy to read, and when you need to look at the markdown you can just use a converter.
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by florbnit 2y ago
> but I have not seen many companies that still hire programmers in the most narrow sense, that only focus on writing code. So you yourself have already seen the demise of the programmer so why are you arguing against it? Software develo
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by florbnit 2y ago
> They may say that, and it might even be true, but then again, If they were requested by the US they couldn't speak about it nor refuse without explicit court permission. They couldn’t in the UK either which is why they completely
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by florbnit 2y ago
I feel like Apple should have made a bolder statement and made the iCloud accounts of all politicians in the UK fully publicly accessible. And state that they would keep them such until the courts finished dealing with the appeal. But of ca

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