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e12e
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About e12e
Feel free to contact me at: sikkerhetsansvarlig@gmail.com
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Comment #49248393
You could argue that a Claude code session also works like a lisp/smalltalk image.
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Comment #49241825
https://archive.is/6nc5B
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Comment #49230090
Maybe the example numbers are just bad - but now you expect your system to fall down if you scale from 10 to 100 locations?
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Comment #49226149
Thank you - especially for linking the article.
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Comment #49226031
https://xcancel.com/un1c0rnioz/status/2084686552299634805
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Comment #49182199
Interesting. But the styles chosen for hyperkitty displaying the archives is quite awful. Probably want either fixed width font or sensible reflow.
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Comment #49181874
I found a lot of the points in the full post interesting - but I'm not sure I agree with everything. In particular, I'd love access to: > ... high-quality dedicated tamper-proof cl…
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Comment #49181821
Unfortunately it's a little far to go for coffee from Tromsø.
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Comment #49181811
Surely checking once every three days is frequent enough to see an invite for a meetup that happens once every eight to ten weeks?
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Comment #49181254
You say that as if the culture difference with a truly alien intelligence is insignificant compared to the culture difference with an "overseas person". (Even assuming "intelligent…
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Comment #49172044
Worst part they're too easy to accidentally check in to source control - and they bring user/workstation dependent settings into the work tree, rather than tuck them away in someth…
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Comment #49172020
Maybe. How does the application unify different environment variables? Those inherited by the shell, those read from .profile, those set in the process that start the application (…
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Comment #49166300
Autocorrect hates these neologistic company names...
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Comment #49162906
Is it run/developed by Tieto (Vivicta)? Ed: I'm guessing yes? https://vayla.fi/-/new-public-transportation-travel-card-sys...
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Comment #49162855
Yes, it's a single point of failure by design - but has been pretty stable mostly - with this and a previous attack in June being exceptions. The identity portal is administered by…
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Comment #49162792
From TFA: > Det har siden kl. 01 mandag 3. august pågått et tjenestenektangrep (DDoS) som rammer ID-porten som driftes hos Digdirs driftspartner Vivicta. > Since 0100 hours Monday …
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Comment #49160933
> People that previously have barely any experience in tech, now being hired in AI startups because they are good bullshitters. I like the symmetry of people being unable to detect…
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Comment #49145876
Actually the stack is wrong here, after pushing two words, the sequence should be: Forth I
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Comment #49104227
I don't know what the author's native language is, but I assume it's something I'd need machine translation for anyway. Having it in good (if not Nobel prize level great) English i…
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Comment #49103898
There's a lot of well reasoned, but pretty caustic, developer blog notes for the project. Refreshing breath of honest air, imnho. I don't agree with the author in all things, but I…
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Comment #49098011
See also: https://ansel.photos/en/