nokya

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by nokya 24d ago
Accidentally?
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by nokya 1mo ago
Wondering why it's not renamed AI news, yet.
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by nokya 2mo ago
Oh this one is so easy: nobody cares, especially investors.
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by nokya 5mo ago
"What is not a question is that a criminal investigation is now open." Good. These companies deserve each and every stone thrown at them, and much more.
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by nokya 7mo ago
And a little thought to Aaron. We still miss you.
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by nokya 10mo ago
Instead of focusing on sabotaging his employees life outside work for the sake of "prototypes", he should focus on fixing bugs in his apps.
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by nokya 11mo ago
1) Non-automated reporting (e.g., timesheets) 2) Incompetent sales team 3) CEO who doesn't understand the business
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by nokya 1y ago
Yes, I can agree with you, did not think of that and it seems to be a perfectly valid motive. Still, I wonder: who would fall in the "highly susceptible" category? Wouldn't these people need to be tested prior to actually kno
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by nokya 1y ago
Okay. Let's assume your top priority is to test for genetic health issues, I will also assume that you either plan on reducing the risk of future complications or you are factoring this information into account when deciding to get chi
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by nokya 1y ago
Why not start with your threat model? What are you actually worried about, then let us look into the options.
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by nokya 1y ago
The mental cost of going there is just too high. For the first time in twenty+ years, I won't be attending any of the regular conferences in the US this year. Funny note: we just hired two Americans (unrelated) back to back, they will
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by nokya 2y ago
Having a foreign and hostile both economic and military adversary fully controlling an app that is installed on 18 million smartphones in UK is a national security issue. Not cat videos. Too bad this concept has become too difficult to unde
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by nokya 2y ago
Lesson 4: mediocrity has become the most effective path to fame in a modern (and mediocre) world. What's next? An article that explains why the bill stacks up when you log all denied fw packets?
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by nokya 2y ago
Funny. As I started reading your comment, I reacted with a big "wow, Facebook would actually offer that option?" Then I reached your "but it doesn't work". Happy everything became normal again :)
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by nokya 3y ago
TLDR: serverless is interesting to whoever won't pull out an Excel spreadsheet and compare costs.
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by nokya 3y ago
Which is a good thing. Why reward stealers? YouTube is not a free service and they have all the right to engage into aggressive practice once you decide to unlawfully bypass their ads. Let's not confuse things here: - deceptive UI&#x2F
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by nokya 3y ago
Many people who self-host email do so to avoid having years of all their personal email communications logs centralized at one third-party company with ether lax security or lax privacy. It seems to me that you are proposing exactly this: r
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by nokya 3y ago
I don't understand why it is so hard for people to understand the difference between open source and free software. I don't mind at all paying for open source software, and I don't see why I shouldn't. My expectations&#x
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by nokya 3y ago
A bit late to the party, but in case you track replies, I can recommend the Avantree "Audikast Plus" device. Negligible weight, it gives you Bluetooth capability for two simultaneous headphones as long as you can plug it into a 3.
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by nokya 3y ago
"The PUT method is used to update a resource on the server. It is idempotent because sending the same request multiple times will result in the same resource state as if the request had only been sent once." That's where I st
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by nokya 3y ago
Writing all of this and concluding with a recommendation to use static analyzers feels like a joke. So we shouldn't use a tool that scans for known bad vectors but use a tool that...scans for known bad vectors instead? Yeah, sure.
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by nokya 3y ago
I do not think this is a small business issue, but rather a dishonest small business owner working for disrespectful customers issue. A few months ago, I had to get a screen replacement and straight upfront asked the repair guy how much it
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by nokya 3y ago
In my case, a very high value comes from the ability to search for posts. Mastodon isn't good at this (euphemism). From my very limited knowledge in software engineering, I guess this is the killer feature that separates a low-cost ini
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by nokya 3y ago
Same here. I actually enjoy watching people boarding planes, I find that relaxing. The trick is to only have a backpack and nothing else on you: from the moment you're not relying on getting overhead space, you can completely skip the
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by nokya 3y ago
Yeah. Sure. No scandal. Just give it a few weeks so that the avatar gets reacquired by deepfake artists and they will see if it can't be involved in scandals. Should that happen, their only defense will be to emphasize on the fact that
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by nokya 3y ago
Not that surprising. What is surprising is that they are discovering this after leaving Twitter, which indicates their analytics is failing.
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by nokya 3y ago
I watched it a week ago. I was frankly not expecting much from it but I had watched the first one, I love the universe and I actually appreciate Rodriguez's and Pine's acting styles. The movie ended up being an excellent surprise.
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by nokya 3y ago
I had the exact same feelings/thoughts reading his post, and I genuinely hope I am wrong about them because, if I am right, his only way out is to start again from the bottom or launch a new company.
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by nokya 3y ago
I wouldn't call it "guess", the author is being too nice with the people described in the essay. Many people choose to consciously engage in toxic or illegal behaviors on the premise that, if the "victim" wants it t
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by nokya 3y ago
With increasing rampant xenophobia and anti-foreigner sentiment, this can only mean good news.

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