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jadengeller

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    Comment #48813731

    when naming the protocol part of a url, obviously you don't want to pick something so verbose, but that doesn't mean you gotta pick an acronym. could be hyper:// or smth. not sayin…

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    Comment #48509785

    Modern Swift borrows a lot from Rust! And it also has its own benefits, both ergonomic and also supporting eg generic in dynamic libraries

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    Comment #47659206

    this comment seems to be astroturfing to sell a course

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    Comment #47577301

    exfiltrating a credential provides persistent access (until detected and rotated) tho! probably one of the more leveraged things to prevent

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    Comment #47209946

    No, you misread

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    Comment #47209941

    I think this is a bit similar to Mojo's origin types: https://docs.modular.com/mojo/manual/values/lifetimes/#origi...

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    Comment #46897801

    what do you verify about the bots?

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    Comment #46834184

    some quick feedback on the user interface: - i pressed "Amino Acids", and nothing updated below the toolbar. can't figure out what it does - the "Tools" buttons looks like a segmen…

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    Comment #45678251

    I'd probably say we ought to use DNS.

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    Comment #40924061

    If there are rate limits, or if the search space is vast, this is notably more limited (even if arguably still enumeration)

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    Comment #40797644

    is it actually free? or are we collectively paying for it by allowing the big business to gain control of an otherwise competitive market and jack up prices individuals are not pri…

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    Comment #40797601

    it's not a great market for consumers if we allow big business to undercut pricing and kill competition government should help us coordinate to prevent this Nash equilibria

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    Comment #40796611

    It's hard for me to tease apart the differences between Rye "first class context", deprecated JS "with" statement, Scala/Idris/Agda implicit arguments, and I guess also just effect…

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    Comment #40128766

    > When it matters? This applies to usernames too! It's easy to phish if platforms render capital I and lowercase l the same

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    Comment #39737093

    it may be about safety against cyberattacks

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    Comment #39633521

    Client web app makes POST request. It leaves browser, but not in URL

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    Comment #38988203

    If this is true, XML must've been way more exciting than I could've imagined

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    Comment #38931399

    Yeah, the price difference between this and Teenage Engineering's own products is wild! It's worth noting the Playdate (by Panic) is designed by Teenage Engineering and also just $…

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    Comment #38931319

    I'll admit the device is very cute, but without a solution to prompt injection, you'd be a fool to give this access to your accounts.

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    Comment #38858129

    If downtown apartments are not sufficiently desirable without parking, developers will build parking.

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    Comment #38780166

    It's not so bad if you think of this as pipelining. I definitely agree some intermediates ought to be named though.

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    Comment #38588849

    Here's a great article that links to a lot of research: https://lilianweng.github.io/posts/2023-03-15-prompt-enginee...

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    Comment #37627099

    I have dozens of old Pages documents that are inexplicably now “Zero KB”. I would not trust iCloud with your data. (Aside: I really gotta backup my iCloud Photo Library…)

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    Comment #35033021

    I don't think the data supports this: https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/projects/college-mobilit... I do think it's true that Caltech students are all very passionate about STEM,…

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    Comment #34916491

    The following models are considered GPT 3.5: - code-davinci-002 - text-davinci-002 - text-davinci-003 Source: https://platform.openai.com/docs/model-index-for-researchers...