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That is likely the point, but it's clearly phrased deliberately poorly to elicit a specific interpretation from viewers. "The Dune books were all about islam, the movies are not; Today I will analyze what was lost in…
If only management was to blame, we wouldn't see the AI spam in the open-source world. The fact that we do proves that ICs are equally to blame, because evidently the majority of them love using AI.
I disagree with your use of the word zealot but I agree, MS Office is objectively the best office suite. I no longer use it daily, but anybody arguing otherwise has: never used it, never tried the alternatives to see…
> It's not easily defeated by the default setup. Quite the contrary, the default setups are great. Typical apache + mod_php is the easiest to exploit. But apache + mod_php hasn't been the default setup for a very long…
All webservers (apache, nginx, litespeed, caddy) have keep-alive enabled by default. All browsers also support it. Whether it's actually used/negotiated on most connections, I don't know, and if you want to be pedantic…
Assuming your phone cannot be trivially unlocked by a thief, it likely is safer to bank on it than on a computer. Because unless your desktop is dedicated to banking, there's always the chance that one of your other…
At this point I have to assume that you're debating in bad faith or in hypothetical because I don't believe for a moment that you'd move all your money into a foreign bank out of spite. Nobody would move all their money…
Canada has a lot of banks, including digital/virtual ones. All provinces also have at least one credit union to rival regular banks. Just because there are juggernauts ("the big five/six") doesn't mean it's an…
You can but when you do you get the GBC boot-up animation, not the GBA.
Nspawn has a lot of issues with bind mounts in general. They've never been fixed because pottery doesn't see the point. See for example: https://github.com/systemd/systemd/issues/26897
Allergens are likely considered "infectious particles" for that particular sentence.
I've never gotten such vibes either (that being said the alignment of the CBC isn't exactly neutral either, their french counterpart seems more neutral). But I have spent/wasted enough time online to know that…
The UUIDs discussed here leak the time that the record was created, so one could conceivably extract the growth rate, retention, sequence of event, etc. That's not great either. It's almost always better (in my…
I have never tried to do this myself, for the obvious reasons you've stated, but postgres has a function to do it so clearly enough people did do it: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/functions-uuid.html#...…
> Importantly, routine bloodwork and clinical tools – including cholesterol markers (ApoB, non-HDL-C), blood sugar (HbA1c), systemic inflammation (hs-CRP), and a widely used cardiovascular risk calculator (AHA…
> they have always tried to add features with no consideration of backward compatibility This could not be further from the truth. Backwards compatibility is a big reason why PHP doesn't have <your favorite missing…
> I debated getting another bank account and giving it to Muse just for that purpose. The point of getting the second bank account is to reduce the blast radius if the agent goes haywire, I suppose? But then you'll have…
> Most projects are MIT or some other permissive liscense. Exactly, most projects have a license of some kind, they aren't "free-for-all-do-whatever." MIT requires attribution. Forcing enforcement of this cannot be done…
Hopefully the leadership of public resolvers isn't as a childish as you are. That kind of action would penalize their users far more than it would hurt the evil corporation that slighted them. Not to mention they'd lose…
That country you describe doesn't exist.
Bun isn't an interpreter. It uses JavaScriptCore for that, which, you guessed it, is C++. As far as I know they have no plans of rewriting it in rust either. Your hot take doesn't seem to apply here.
> Anyway my point is I'm much less likely to get hacked in this new era of AI assistance, as I'm only a few days behind, rathe than a few months or years behind. Your agent can't help you before the patch is rolled out,…
People who have been taking benzos for decades with no dose escalation should be left alone. Most people develop tolerance quickly to the sedative and hypnotic and anti-convulsive effects. But not everybody develops…
The vast, vast, vast majority of Android devices aren't on Android 17 yet. The update has just started rolling out to 2026 flagships from non-google manufacturers. So, yes, grapheneos piggybacking on google's support…
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That is likely the point, but it's clearly phrased deliberately poorly to elicit a specific interpretation from viewers. "The Dune books were all about islam, the movies are not; Today I will analyze what was lost in…
If only management was to blame, we wouldn't see the AI spam in the open-source world. The fact that we do proves that ICs are equally to blame, because evidently the majority of them love using AI.
I disagree with your use of the word zealot but I agree, MS Office is objectively the best office suite. I no longer use it daily, but anybody arguing otherwise has: never used it, never tried the alternatives to see…
> It's not easily defeated by the default setup. Quite the contrary, the default setups are great. Typical apache + mod_php is the easiest to exploit. But apache + mod_php hasn't been the default setup for a very long…
All webservers (apache, nginx, litespeed, caddy) have keep-alive enabled by default. All browsers also support it. Whether it's actually used/negotiated on most connections, I don't know, and if you want to be pedantic…
Assuming your phone cannot be trivially unlocked by a thief, it likely is safer to bank on it than on a computer. Because unless your desktop is dedicated to banking, there's always the chance that one of your other…
At this point I have to assume that you're debating in bad faith or in hypothetical because I don't believe for a moment that you'd move all your money into a foreign bank out of spite. Nobody would move all their money…
Canada has a lot of banks, including digital/virtual ones. All provinces also have at least one credit union to rival regular banks. Just because there are juggernauts ("the big five/six") doesn't mean it's an…
You can but when you do you get the GBC boot-up animation, not the GBA.
Nspawn has a lot of issues with bind mounts in general. They've never been fixed because pottery doesn't see the point. See for example: https://github.com/systemd/systemd/issues/26897
Allergens are likely considered "infectious particles" for that particular sentence.
I've never gotten such vibes either (that being said the alignment of the CBC isn't exactly neutral either, their french counterpart seems more neutral). But I have spent/wasted enough time online to know that…
The UUIDs discussed here leak the time that the record was created, so one could conceivably extract the growth rate, retention, sequence of event, etc. That's not great either. It's almost always better (in my…
I have never tried to do this myself, for the obvious reasons you've stated, but postgres has a function to do it so clearly enough people did do it: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/functions-uuid.html#...…
> Importantly, routine bloodwork and clinical tools – including cholesterol markers (ApoB, non-HDL-C), blood sugar (HbA1c), systemic inflammation (hs-CRP), and a widely used cardiovascular risk calculator (AHA…
> they have always tried to add features with no consideration of backward compatibility This could not be further from the truth. Backwards compatibility is a big reason why PHP doesn't have <your favorite missing…
> I debated getting another bank account and giving it to Muse just for that purpose. The point of getting the second bank account is to reduce the blast radius if the agent goes haywire, I suppose? But then you'll have…
> Most projects are MIT or some other permissive liscense. Exactly, most projects have a license of some kind, they aren't "free-for-all-do-whatever." MIT requires attribution. Forcing enforcement of this cannot be done…
Hopefully the leadership of public resolvers isn't as a childish as you are. That kind of action would penalize their users far more than it would hurt the evil corporation that slighted them. Not to mention they'd lose…
That country you describe doesn't exist.
Bun isn't an interpreter. It uses JavaScriptCore for that, which, you guessed it, is C++. As far as I know they have no plans of rewriting it in rust either. Your hot take doesn't seem to apply here.
> Anyway my point is I'm much less likely to get hacked in this new era of AI assistance, as I'm only a few days behind, rathe than a few months or years behind. Your agent can't help you before the patch is rolled out,…
People who have been taking benzos for decades with no dose escalation should be left alone. Most people develop tolerance quickly to the sedative and hypnotic and anti-convulsive effects. But not everybody develops…
The vast, vast, vast majority of Android devices aren't on Android 17 yet. The update has just started rolling out to 2026 flagships from non-google manufacturers. So, yes, grapheneos piggybacking on google's support…