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I wish there was a blacklist option in Matrix/Synapse. We have users from our home servers joining large federations, who kill our synapse servers with FederationStateId requests (as far as I can see)
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It really is. I am a staunch react defender, I work with it daily and I found the change from class components to hooks to be a better programming model. But whenever I work with Next, I feel like we lost the plot somewhere. I try a lot of
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Nothing is „free“. AI bots eat up my blog like crazy and I have to pay for its hosting.
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1y ago
You can easily do this very fast in React if you don‘t fuck it up. They did fuck it up a bit.
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One day people on the internet will learn what the term „fascism“ entails. This is just plain old government overreach.
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1y ago
We really shouldn’t have the frontman of free software be someone who is a creep towards women and who can’t take care of himself.
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Interesting!
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1y ago
Going from the previous interface to what ever this is, is certainly something. Yeesh.
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1y ago
Glad I could help! Not sure if you‘ll read this 7 days after the fact, but an easier/caddy native way to deal with bots, in the sense of caddy-defender or Anubis would be a godsend.
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1y ago
The same thing is happening right now with cases.
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1y ago
The seventh mid Döner Kebab on the block right in the middle of the city
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I do wonder if this would make for an excellent exfil implant since it doesn‘t register syscalls.
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1y ago
Compile times aren’t glacial and will be much faster with the new trait solver and cranelift.
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1y ago
Queries are questions in a sense that they are not the original facts. I don’t think they are useful for training data.
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1y ago
Never before did we have a combination of well and poison where the pollution of the first was both as instantaneous and as easily achieved. I‘ve yet to see a convincing article for artificial training data.
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1y ago
Huge agree with the orphan rule. We should be able to disable this in application crates, or do away with it when we can prove certain hygiene, like proc macros.
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1y ago
There will also be the occasional large family cousins and all who tend to be very aggressive.
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1y ago
Sure. University / Government sector. I know quite some unis/projects in that field that switched to caddy, since gigantic ip ranges and deep subdomains with stakeholders of many different classes have certain PKI requirements an
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1y ago
We use Caddy across hundreds of apps with 10s of millions of requests per day in production.
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I wasn't dismissive at all. I'm just noting that maybe the common HN visitor, which is most likely an academic with the means to live in suburbia or nicer districts, may live in a bubble. I haven't written anything about cr
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My point is that we don't really have reliable data.
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Of course, no one who lives in Munich ever dares to venture into London. Silly me!
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People are inherently unstrustworthy sources of such data.
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1y ago
Considering that this already constitutes an insane overreach and abuse of power, not long.
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> When we know that peoples perceptions of crime levels are entirely divorced from reality, perhaps you should spend less time watching Youtube, and more time looking at the actual stats When we know that police is understaffed and can
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1y ago
Have you considered that you live in a bubble?
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How convenient for governments to point to crime statistics that they themselves control while police in instances doesn't even respond to calls.
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This is only true if you choose a very specific reference frame to fit your narrative. Crime is rising again among western nations since 2015, year after year.
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1y ago
I can't help but find this incredibly interesting.
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I just recently found an incredibly cool paper that solved a problem I was having. It was published in a tier A conference. They claimed they would make the data and code public at a later point. Problem is, I could find nothing of it when
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