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Rygian
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Comment #49202548
Bloctel is becoming obsolete due to this change.
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Comment #49194895
Same area, same type of actors (a commercial jet and a non-commercial helicopter) as the recent article at Admiral Cloudberg ("Reaping the Whirlwind | Inside the Potomac River Mida…
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Comment #49153673
Have you suggested this to the folks at Panoramax? https://panoramax.fr/ They're already covering the blurring, as well as detecting useful objects in imagery (traffic signs for a …
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Comment #49152703
See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49150393
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Comment #49152623
In the article, you claim: > There are also important licensing questions. A user’s permission to send a library to OSM is not automatically the same as having a sufficiently clear…
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Comment #49120683
> in the real world you need incentives There is no implication that "having incentives" must be interpreted as "considering profit maxxing as the first and foremost goal".
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Comment #49097286
> I've uninstalled Copilot and disabled AI in all local applications Depending on which vendors you trust, they will enable AI features on your local machine later on anyway. > Swi…
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Comment #49094948
As a curiosity, "Générique" is not a name for a song. "Générique" is the word used in French for the music that plays over the intro opening credits of a movie or TV show episode. …
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Comment #49090259
The Overton window. You don't get to shift it without raising questions about your motives.
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Comment #49082807
I develop my code defensively, and I argue that the developers of MCP servers need to develop their code defensively too. Not sure what it is that you intend to argue.
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Comment #49068541
The title of the video contains the asterisk.
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Comment #49049003
This is one of the "unavoidable" uses of clean hydrogen, in the Clean Hydrogen Ladder. At the other end of the spectrum ("uncompetitive") you get things like fuel-cell cars. https:…
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Comment #49020393
Related: "A Day in the Life of an Ensh*ttificator" at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4Upf_B9RLQ
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Comment #49020222
A human should defintely be doing that. By "that" it is understood: enforcing that the code cleans up unsafe inputs before processing them. If there is no human doing that enforcem…
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Comment #48943813
I would go with something like "Syntax error: pragma strict must appear before any table creation. " and consider that db file unusable.
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Comment #48939984
> 125 KB of disk space on a diskette. > I use SI prefixes for bytes. You should too! The prefix for 1000 is lowercase.
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Comment #48938721
From now on, every time I see the word "anomaly" I will assume it is an euphemism for "someone stepped on it".
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Comment #48938374
Why? What internal drive moves you forward? What sense of ownership/pride do you feel when you consider one of your works as "done"? What would you do differently, if you were back…
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Comment #48938173
Not the author of the article, but I think you are overthinking the issue. New database ⇒ use the proposed new magic PRAGMA, start with sane defaults. Existing database ⇒ don't tou…
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Comment #48935414
> > The section "The solution: editions?" in the article addresses directly the point of existing data. > I'm sorry, where? Here: quote [...]This should be a nice middle ground whi…
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Comment #48932049
The section "The solution: editions?" in the article addresses directly the point of existing data. The way I read it, this article does not advocate at any point to change the def…
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Comment #48926383
There is a stark difference between gossiping to individuals vs to a multi billion dollar company whose business is to sell ads targeting you.
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Comment #48918983
In Europe, the Cyber Resilience Act mandates the manufacturer to: * Report any security breaches within 72 hours to a public body (country's CSIRT + ENISA). * for "all products wit…