pluto_modadic

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   by pluto_modadic 3y ago

   counterpoint: engineers building complicated things /and then looking for a problem they would solve/ is bad. if you are unable to easily explain it to a human who isn't your profession, it's snake oil. what's a too
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   by pluto_modadic 3y ago

   ah, yes, T-SNE and then turning off spherize and looking for similar jobs to "security manager"
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   by pluto_modadic 3y ago

   now I'm just worried if pop-OS's gnome extension ever goes away. arc-menu, pop-shell, & dash-to-panel are my jam.
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   by pluto_modadic 3y ago

   we should be emphasizing "regulate"-ing plastics and industrial waste. Or "replacing" whole entire commercial pipelines. "regulate, replace, revolution".
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   by pluto_modadic 3y ago

   I mean, I'll never sell my customer data... but I do charge for hosting so I guess I don't qualify...
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   by pluto_modadic 3y ago

   I wonder how much of this data is skewed by billionaires...
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   by pluto_modadic 3y ago

   they were not things from a modern author. They're direct quotes from the office of strategic services (so old that it's from before OSS was the CIA). Quick google would have helped you know that. https://www.cia.gov&#x
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   by pluto_modadic 3y ago

   by Dilbert hell do you mean Kafkaesque office politics? or is there like a specific kind of Dilbert hell?
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   by pluto_modadic 3y ago

   > "A childhood largely spent watching television yields to an adolescence with a com­puter, and the university receives a student unlikely to welcome the suggestion that we must endure our going hence even as our going hither: ripen
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    by pluto_modadic 3y ago

    or https://recreation.gov :)
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    by pluto_modadic 3y ago

    Gosh... Cloud9, Elastic, Sourcegraph, CockroachDB, what is it with companies making things closed source?
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    by pluto_modadic 3y ago

    okay, chart shows: "activism & social themes" 44%, LGBTQ 24%, ... family 16%, etc, with the removal reason only being "mature" in 1.6% of the cases... and leads to the reasoning suggested being: "1) Virtue signa
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    by pluto_modadic 3y ago

    I had really hoped Eclipse Theia would be an alternative.
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    by pluto_modadic 3y ago

    this isn't strictly true and the weird edge cases add more mental energy than conforming to the expectation of "all of the content I was expecting". For example, clicking on one of the profiles I follow, and then their follow
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    by pluto_modadic 3y ago

    I think they're referencing when "distributed" exchanges still went down when particular APIs or domains were unreachable. It ain't fault tolerant unless it's piracy >:D
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    by pluto_modadic 3y ago

    "security is a process not a product". YES. (same with thinking you can just buy XYZ DevOps product and you're suddenly going to be "agile") ...at the same time I'm annoyed by the lack of quality and care in mo
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    by pluto_modadic 3y ago

    mesh VPNs (tailscale, zerotier) are what you want :) tailscale will do the hole punching for you. :)
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    by pluto_modadic 3y ago

    This is for package management. I want the supply chain to be secure and would rather know when something unusual happens. Not logging that data would be irresponsible on PyPi's part.
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    by pluto_modadic 3y ago

    What's the performance hit for doing this? And, the rootkit question, how would eBPF notice you doing this?
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    by pluto_modadic 3y ago

    yeah, most golang/rust/API documentation in products seems to think that "the function name is documentation", which.... no it's not. that's a tooltip in an IDE, not a docs website.