pluto_modadic

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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
given that Israel expanded their borders repeatedly, poisoned village wells, and considers the genocidal periods of the Nakba (their "independence holiday") something that's illegal to mourn... yes. yes it was always clear. t
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
I like Django's ORM for good schema migration. Other "ORMs" people build do not often have a good story around that. So often it's because developers aren't experiencing the best ORMs they could.
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
future hardware costs do not erase losses on existing capex expenditures, if they bought an (overpriced) nvidia GPU and then it turns out local LLMs or a Chinese competitor can do it for much cheaper investors effectively notice the mortgag
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
*cannot possibly subsidize an unlimited plan and must course correct on pricing to reflect cost-plus-pricing instead.
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
same logic as "fixing the clocks wasn't that big of a problem, the world didn't set on fire", well yeah because we warned you and fixed it. This is also the logic behind the no-win scenario of IT/security budgets: t
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
bittorrent needs to know the complete file at the beginning to make the pieces. This tool doesn't need to know the complete file to start the upload, nor the download... IIRC webtorrent /can/ do streaming though....
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
If this could crash faster that would be grand
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
Ah great
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
Could be fun for an ipv6 cluster
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
Ah, yes, the cure is the magical token. If you want a better future, make better self hosted apps, that are accessible, easy to set up, and don't lack features ordinary people ask for. No fancy token ever beat an easy button. And no po
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
why not bitcoin? because: "Repeat after me: all technical problems of sufficient scope or impact are actually political problems first" - Eleanor Saitta
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
Is this the same MDN that ruined their docs by having AI hallucinate answers instead of linking to working examples? Mozilla really forcing the AI angle on their poor teams :(
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
finally they're using a tmpfs. thank goodness <3
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
1. highlighting 2. syntax checking 3. language servers.
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
1. - FTP could fail / doesn't resume the same way rsync, mutagen, or syncthing could 2. - nothing would by your criteria of an airgap, that's a strawman, this is just an alternative over the wire method (as is bluetooth file
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
blue checks are orthogonal - they're more rough approximations of "I bought a cybertruck when musk went full crazy" (and yes, it's a bad look). - judging some blog post for seeming like AI is different.
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
founder effect, or bias of kindergarten teachers in that area having an outsized effect picking ambidextrous students to be left handed.
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
USPS usually sends me emails that reference a package, that the web dashboard doesn't display. or has packages stuck in their system from a thursday several months ago.
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
> "not bothering to spend any time searching" because searching has become MUCH worse, and because even when it used to be good, searching is a SKILL.
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
UTF-8 is still text :p
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
The syntax is what I don't like. You can create some intensely cursed 3 line segments.
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
queries are Oblivious Transfer - a second limited case of FHE that actually addresses the filter threat model.
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
a simple example of partial homomorphic encryption (not full), would be if a system supports addition or multiplication. You know the public key, and the modulus, so you can respect the "wrap around" value, and do multiplication o
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
sigstore, lol
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
HTML was not made for robots to read (a semantic web or an internet of data), it just so happens that crawlers try to index things in meaningful ways. It's an un-ordered blob of unstructured data.
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
If the business wants 10x growth right now, they should pay 10x salary, right now.
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
A disinterested Richard Feynman is a better physicist than a very interested highschooler. Skill and value extraction are not the same thing.
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
This is pretty interesting! designated committer, group key agreement, and client side MLS management? neat.
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
I've absolutely seen some /cursed/ rust one liners. if you extend it to the most cursed ~6 lines of code, you really can obfuscate what you're doing in a way that's fiendishly hard to debug.
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by pluto_modadic 1y ago
what's funny is they're a bill metering company.

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