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ttsda
6y ago
The way the admin panel screenshot is censored is not good as per this post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25326450 All those names could be recovered in theory.
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6y ago
I think threads, used sparingly, are nice. They're good to have semi-private messages, so you can keep the more irrelevant conversation that would normally go to PM public and searchable, while not spamming the channel. They're a
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6y ago
A few years ago I made a modular IRC bot using ztcp. Probably comes with a bunch of security holes: https://github.com/tiagoad/zshbot/
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6y ago
If those mushrooms truly degraded the petroleum or plastic into something harmless, they can be simply turned into compost.
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6y ago
It's like night and day in my (small) experience. Cold start is VERY fast.
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6y ago
Finally we have good alternatives to Airtable coming out! I'm really liking where this is going.
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6y ago
If your data is reasonably valuable, it will be impossible to deter a minimally invested developer armed with puppeteer (with some modifications), residential proxy services, and captcha solving (way less than a cent per captcha). Most site
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6y ago
It's way cheaper than that, you'll pay significantly less than a cent for each captcha.
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6y ago
I don't think there's more psychopathic tendencies in those positions because it's a necessity to being a successful leader. I think a lot of people crave power, and with a disregard for morals and other people in general, i
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6y ago
This is it, the DAG model is a thing of the past
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6y ago
Chess AI can play like humans, and win consistently (stockfish), and it can also play in completely novel ways, and win even more (alphazero)
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6y ago
> Who cares if the server is not ? Well... if E2EE is properly implemented, you could be broadcasting your messages on twitter and you'd still be safe.
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6y ago
I'm thinking the iPhone 12 Mini is going to be very popular. I see a lot of people on older iPhones refusing to switch to the monster phones.
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6y ago
I've been following these guys since the project started, and it keeps getting better! Well done!
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6y ago
The direct link to the commons page is also useful for finding pictures related to a topic.
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6y ago
Do you guys see any ads online? I have ublock origin on my laptop and mobile browsers, modded youtube and instagram with no ads on android. I pretty much never see any ad. I also add the Annoyances lists to uBlock and I have the "I don
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6y ago
This has been done in the past, but it's a violation of their ToS and gets shut down fast.
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6y ago
Digikam for the organization part of lightroom
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6y ago
You need to specify a DAG, rather than just write regular code
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6y ago
Speed of development. Django dev is really rapid.
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6y ago
A lot of those "adaptive" LED light suck! Loads of times I'm stuck with some guy behind me with flickery, colour-changing lights pointing right at my face through the mirrors.
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6y ago
The skepticism is not unwarranted. Borrowing your exercise example, it would be like saying you do X pushups every day and it changed your life, and then saying you've been doing that for a couple days. Wikis are infamous for not work
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6y ago
RDP also works more reliably over mobile connections than VNC, in my experience
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6y ago
Most of your initial points jumped to my mind immediately while reading the article. I find some of the given examples are not very pleasing to my eye, having a bit of a weird balance/composition.
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6y ago
In SWF/Durable Functions/Cadence/Temporal, The entire workflow is defined as (deterministic) code, which is orchestrated by the engine.
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6y ago
I work for an accounting company with a few hundred workers, who every month had to submit a lot of files, and collect a lot of documents from human-only websites. About two years ago I built a custom workflow engine in python where I had a
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Symbian was great! I got a used Nokia 6110 Navigator around 2008 (I was 12/13) and it was mindblowing to me. It had GPS, and I could download apps from the internet that would do stuff with the GPS and send data in real time to my comp
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I bet those were real cereal that baked in the heat for a few days.
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Could Far-UV Light Provide Widespread Disinfection of Airborne Viruses?
(spectrum.ieee.org)
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As someone living in Lisbon and has been to multiple European capitals: we're not a good example.
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