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by scsh 3mo ago
> It does not control for commit complexity, security intensity, or bug severity. It does not distinguish between a one-line typo fix and a CVE patch. It is a blunt instrument. But the critics' accusation is also blunt: "Claude
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by scsh 4mo ago
If you have an internal CRM and are maintaining a Zendesk integration to create support tickets within your product, you've likely already done half the work needed to instead create those tickets in your own internal CRM tool yourself
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by scsh 6mo ago
Agreed, this got me thinking maybe I should try something similar with my own old macbook pro. They did mention that this was the first time they had soldered anything, so it's great that they went for it and it worked! So now it&#x2
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by scsh 8mo ago
No it's not strange. As someone who enjoys playing music I have heard a lot of music that doesn't suite my particular tastes, but appreciated the artistic talent of the people creating it because I truly believe they are talented
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by scsh 9mo ago
It wasn't just him making such quotes, as I indicated before, and I made no attempt to make an exhaustive account of such statements which can be easily found elsewhere. It's very reasonable to conclude that that is an issue at p
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by scsh 9mo ago
Direct quote: “Venezuela is completely surrounded by the largest Armada ever assembled in the History of South America. It will only get bigger, and the shock to them will be like nothing they have ever seen before — Until such time as they
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by scsh 9mo ago
I think these are valid concerns for a project maintainer to think through for managing a chosen solution but I don't think there is a single correct solution. The "correct", or likely least bad, solution depends on the spec
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by scsh 9mo ago
They open themselves up to a lot of risk, but more likely they only comply when CA residents are concerned or stop collecting for CA residents. Good question about outside the USA. Makes me wonder if there may end up being some sort of da
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by scsh 9mo ago
Absolutely. What sound pretty cool, and different, here is CalPrivacy would be required to build a request mechanism that's one request sent to every data broker.
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by scsh 9mo ago
The GDPR lets someone request deletion of their data and there are legal teeth to force a business to comply, but that's 1:1. Maybe I need to dig deeper, but this specifically applies to data brokers it seems. That's great and it
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by scsh 9mo ago
The gist of the GDPR in that respect is it allows someone to request a record of what data a particular business has gathered about them as well as request deletion of that data. It also introduced a lot of restrictions around what can be
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by scsh 9mo ago
The BQ dataset is only ~17GB and the free tier of BQ lets you query 1TB per month. If you're not doing select * on every query you should be able to do a lot with that.
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by scsh 9mo ago
It's available on BigQuery and is updated frequently enough(daily I think).
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by scsh 9mo ago
Probably just forgot to make it public.
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by scsh 9mo ago
Oh yeah, totally agree with you on that one.
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by scsh 9mo ago
Yes, but the elf who created them is quite a tragic character himself. To the extent that his own mother chose to die after giving birth because she knew how much sorrow he would eventually bring. So I'd be careful to not paint them
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by scsh 9mo ago
That's also a totally fair take!
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by scsh 9mo ago
Independent of any feelings about the use of AI, I find that specific style of formatting to be extremely visually distracting and tend to click away because of that. Emoji, imo, are very information dense per character so it makes the res
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by scsh 9mo ago
While someone does have to be the first to experiment I think you've implied a bit of a false dichotomy here. Experimentation can be good for sure, but it also doesn't have to involve such extremes. Sucks for the people left who
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by scsh 9mo ago
> Veritasium has some of the worst horseshit "clickbait" This really isn't a defense of Veritasium, but this has become the case with most videos where the creator makes a living off their channel. Everything is poorly na
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by scsh 9mo ago
That is completely ok in my opinion. It's just most discourse I come across treats the developers as complete amateurs who don't know what they're doing. As someone who's a professional dev myself I just can't get
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by scsh 9mo ago
It's because shitting on game devs is the trendy thing these days, even among more technically inclined crowds unfortunately. It seems like there's a general unwillingness to accept that game development is hard and you can'
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by scsh 1y ago
I hear a lot of encouraging but not requiring. Having something that is required would go a long way imo. If you know you have outstanding work to complete it can be hard to give yourself permission, or feel like you won't be seen as
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by scsh 1y ago
If the project you're working on vendors dependencies it's pretty easy to end up with that many files being changed when adding or updating, even when trying to make as narrow updates as possible in one PR.
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by scsh 1y ago
And that's why he paid them in shoes.
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by scsh 1y ago
The point is, whether intentional or not, the submitted title is ambiguous and possesses the capability to mislead. When talking about data we should strive to use as accurate language as possible. I wouldn't be surprised if someone&#
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by scsh 1y ago
I don't disagree and think that that is something people should be more concerned about than they already are/have been. I think the difference is how opaque the influence of the middleman is. It's like the difference of som
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by scsh 1y ago
It didn't seem like they were suggesting otherwise?
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by scsh 1y ago
I actually feel very strongly that code is very much written for us humans. Sure, it's a set of instructions that is intended to be machine read and executed but so much of _how_ code is written is very much focused on the human eleme
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by scsh 1y ago
Yes in this particular case, where I'm trying to install fastapi, I'd rather it direct me to https://osv.dev/vulnerability/PYSEC-2024-38 which is more fastapi specific and mentions that the fixed version of f

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