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pacificpendant

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    Comment #48100747

    If all the libraries are rust as the article claims having the top layer in Python probably makes even less difference. I tend to agree with the article’s statement about the value…

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    Comment #48046341

    And they’re introducing an EV tax that’ll be charged per mile. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c8jw9l7gx92o

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    Comment #48046164

    It definitely does come up. A common complaint in the UK is that there are two types of tax added to fuel prices; fuel duty and VAT. So you end up paying VAT on the fuel duty you’r…

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    Comment #47700014

    Without giving away exactly how old I am… I am old enough to remember old programmers complaining about the wave of new shareware/freeware apps that people made with Visual Basic w…

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    Comment #47699902

    The article is relatively clear that it is an assumption that the apps are vibe-coded based on the jump being so large. I guess they could’ve tried to cross-correlate that with sal…

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    Comment #47672115

    Having previously spent a reasonable amount of time on Metaculus I’m familiar with Brier scores and rating my confidence. I assume that’s how I was able to get better than average …

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    Comment #47641986

    I’m not the person you’re talking to but the stats are copied from the second link in the post, the web archive one.

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    Comment #46374005

    https://www.ntia.gov/sites/default/files/publications/sbom_m... Depending on who you ask an SBOM might not need a hash. NTIA only recommend a hash.

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    Comment #46373929

    You’re right that SBOMs cannot be used to attest that a library is correctly used. I’m not sure if that’s a common use-case of SBOMs though. I normally see people wanting SBOMs for…

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    Comment #36769667

    A long time ago, so the details are vague and may have changed, I was interested in adding trees and tagging their species in OSM. I asked some people that know more about OSM than…

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    Comment #36614004

    I had regular emails from a security testing tool telling me that internal IP addresses were being exposed on a webpage, in reality the page was a forum post where someone had past…

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    Comment #36585792

    Did you find that after reading https://labs.hakaioffsec.com/nginx-alias-traversal/ by any chance? Semgrep has a nginx ruleset too https://semgrep.dev/p/nginx

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    Comment #17489544

    In one of the TV interviews a cave rescuer talked about a rescue where an inexperienced diver was restrained whilst being brought out of a tunnel. Given the distances involved here…

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    Comment #17457963

    When people say things like "serious possibility" they are not merely intending to alter the perception of the likelihood but also attempting to impress upon the listener the gravi…