thrwawy74

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by thrwawy74 3y ago
Traveling to other states for work is done at the gov expense (for our line of work). If there are extenuating circumstances to remove someone and bring them home quickly, we still have to abide by federal travel regulation to get them hom
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by thrwawy74 3y ago
I'm very interested in some sort of daemon that regularly scans for vulnerable binaries/libraries and produces desktop notifications about this and/or hosts a web interface to review issues. I do use clamav for malicious fil
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by thrwawy74 3y ago
I found this compelling but I'm still seeing how objective it is as we carry out this timeline: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wi_nFz1CJSI
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by thrwawy74 3y ago
It's legit the focus of where I work :c (gestures broadly to everything)
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by thrwawy74 3y ago
Is this edgy? I work in the gov and last week drafted a policy to inform and quickly relocate staff in such states based on their public-facing potential for harm. Quite a lot of our staff is in Florida right now, and legislation continue
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by thrwawy74 3y ago
Hmm. I wonder if you could say "if someone becomes homeless in your locality, your locality has failed them". And then rate localities/states by their net loss of citizens that have fallen "outside society". Then
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by thrwawy74 3y ago
This is objectively useful: Now we can build an underground railroad for getting LGBT folks out of Florida and similar states.
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by thrwawy74 3y ago
For comradery, I'm loving where this is going. I do wish we more consciously accepted that all persons have inherent rights. Looking forward to a world gov that tries to do good things someday... a la Bicentennial Man.
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by thrwawy74 3y ago
I get that this is aimed at major backhauls, I'm just frustrated that for the next 10 years we'll be talking about greater and greater bandwidth and not lesser latency. Consumer internet is going to suck for a long time.
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by thrwawy74 3y ago
It's Microsoft's Powershell, but for Apple's OS.
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by thrwawy74 3y ago
I just... completely don't understand the appeal of Swift beyond it being Apple's in-house language. I was excited for Foundation to become open-source. Using a language you'll really only find in 1 environment is a negativ
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by thrwawy74 3y ago
I'm not saying Rust is the answer to all things, I'm saying I want a Rust translation for continuity of the wisdom and concision I loved in this guide as a 14 year old.
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by thrwawy74 3y ago
So this is like... let's introduce these concepts at a certain age level ("think of the kids") to normalize control over a population, eventually expanding it to undesirables? This is dangerous. Just like the groomers thing
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by thrwawy74 4y ago
They've build up enough political capital to expend it, upset their customers, and normalize all these dark patterns. They're taking the risk that 5 years later everyone will consider these things common and not be bothered by th
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by thrwawy74 4y ago
1) I'm against restricting things behind technical know-how to select for "the right group of people" on principle. I'm not talking about then, but now. 2) I wonder if this magical period was only possible because it wa
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by thrwawy74 4y ago
Well that does seem short-sighted. :(
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by thrwawy74 4y ago
He will run on the vague impression people had of him being a cool guy who smokes weed for the next 2 decades. I hope he goes to Mars so we don't have to hear about him, or at least we'll have an 8 minute delay?
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by thrwawy74 4y ago
This is exactly what I have found. You can find 10+ guides on networking and usually it's 1 chapter from this author, 1 from this author, 2 from over here... the perspectives or writing styles collage together to present me with the t
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by thrwawy74 4y ago
But USB4 is Thunderbolt?
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by thrwawy74 4y ago
At my corner, they license out Creative Suite and moan about the cost every year. So many folks using it for basic video cutting/transitions. I've recommended Blender - which is approved - over and over, but it falls on deaf ear
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by thrwawy74 4y ago
Not to be pander, but I wonder if anyone has worked on a translation of this to Rust.
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by thrwawy74 4y ago
I use this with the Temporary Containers extension, so every tab is a new container, and a new session to the website I'm visiting. When I close the tab/container, all information about that site is lost. My browsing behavior -
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by thrwawy74 4y ago
Absolutely; i just mean I love it for guiding my learning :) i don't use it for final projects, but it does help me navigate the material if I'm not comprehending it well. I hope ChatGPT is embraced for that reason, because it&#
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by thrwawy74 4y ago
This is so much more powerful than first party isolation in Chrome. Firefox is on the only browser with something like this. I love having multiple tabs open and logged into the same website with different accounts/cookies. I also u
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by thrwawy74 4y ago
As an anecdote, I just started a masters in data analytics and I've been having a lot of fun asking ChatGPT for help detecting overfitting and useful terms like the mean squared error (MSE).
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by thrwawy74 4y ago
2 things come to mind here: 1) I don't trust devices to respect VLANs. I trust the switches to respect VLANs, but not devices. When the VLAN-tagged traffic hits WiFi the VLAN is lost. When it's received at the AP the AP can cho
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by thrwawy74 4y ago
I actually got in trouble at work because I submitted - what I thought was a polite - service ticket to set an Edge enterprise policy to make the new tab page blank. For 6 months every day all I saw was Trump this, Trump that. I stay away
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by thrwawy74 4y ago
I know this response is sincere and for that I cannot stop laughing. Thank you for the tip, as another webpack user.
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by thrwawy74 4y ago
I am optimistic people are becoming aware of the danger because we have seen a lot of recent and practical ways to remove protections in something like ChatGPT. I think a true AI will include the ability to change, like people do. The dan
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by thrwawy74 4y ago
See this is why I felt I was obsessing over something very small. Loop inversion, unrolling, and splitting. The compiler can do so much with a loop to make it run faster on 'this machine' to optimize for speed, memory use, or bin

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