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Ask HN: What is the best way to author blogs in 2024?
I want to share technical blog content but I want to author it as I am developing the content easily, screenshots and markdown would be ideal and I don't want to self host things. …
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Comment #41003968
No, the userspace program will replace it with a good version.
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Comment #41003939
Their stock price will suffer but they can waive license fees for a year or so for every endpoint affected (~$50). They better pin this on a rogue employee, but even then, force pu…
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Comment #41003845
Yes, it offers very real protection. Crowdstrike in particular is the best in the market, speaking from experience and having worked with their competitor's products as well and re…
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Comment #40720514
So long as those people are adults who are functional (can care for themselves), it isn't society's business to protect them from self-harm. Your sensible checks are violations of …
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Comment #40714403
More cores and memory channels+bandwidth would have been nice.
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Comment #40714388
If we aren't regulated then anti-drug laws shouldn't exist. A government made up of it's people cannot regulate it's people by virtue of having a superior self control or wisdom. H…
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Comment #40713700
Those are private properties or privileged activities. Eating poison, in your private home being regulated means your home is not truly yours and you have no liberty.
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Comment #40713679
So we are properties regulated by the state, even though the state is made up of laypersons?
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Comment #40713666
Try this with visual studio and x64. Microsoft!!
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Comment #40703776
Ok, why not?
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Comment #40703773
Some free society we live in. The feds are just looking out for their real employers: the oligarchs and their companies.
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Comment #40703691
If they stuck to binary libraries that would have been nice but since you have to build deps locally and match up the right versions, go and rust programs have been a constant head…
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Comment #40703677
While I still do run into 2.7 code, even for 3 dependencies are the problem. You always use a library of some kind and that library could use a new python feature. You could pin it…
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Comment #40701086
Not if you use any libraries. The whole venv/pyenv/pipx stuff of python needs to implemented for other languages too. Every program needing it's own virtual environment and tooling…
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Comment #40697879
C is enjoyable to write with although if others rely on your code, safety should have a higher priority. The one thing I could never enjoy in C after getting used to languages like…
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Comment #40541170
There doesn't have to be anything new. You don't have to participate or gatekeep anyone from participating on a continued discussion.
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Comment #40541164
People look at this and think "dumb politicians" but that's not the right conclusion. The security teams responsible for protecting them are to blame, yes, even for poor password c…
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Comment #40477520
Let's discuss it again?
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Comment #40465418
It's a paid product. Who wants to pay to read AI content? If you're monetizing on ads this would make sense but if I pay for WaPo it is because of the reputation it has thanks to h…
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Comment #40465382
It still doesn't measure up to xp's rolling hills or just about any macos default wallpaper. Nature is really pretty and hard to compete against. Small things like this say a lot a…
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Comment #40450396
The python project itself lets you download embeddable python, you don't need to get it from random sources. It works great, you can install all your pip packages, zip it backup an…
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Comment #40420839
Is a real dumb phone even possible? Not having apps and a touch screen doesn't make it dumb. Look at kai os for example or even symbian had apps just not nice appstores and nicer f…
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Comment #40412475
For one, less people know rust. Also, having to port your c modules.
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Comment #40405055
If all you have is a Rusty hammer, everything is a nail. Third party module dev is harder now for yara-x. And I wonder how the python module will turn out. Neither 3rd party/go cli…