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    Comment #49222575

    in the age of containers, overlay filesystems, a decade of UX work regarding sharing data/files/content between applications on phones, it should.

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    Comment #49194773

    biology uses a lot of gradients and culling. the brain starts with more neurons than it needs, and those that don't form connections get recycled. no need to start futile fights wh…

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    Comment #49179796

    > What is the correct procedure for this? in general to work on something that will get "into the rust compiler" it needs at least an RFC and then a Major Change Proposal [0] in pr…

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    Comment #49179672

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/4B_movement

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    Comment #49158409

    oh, it could be worse! spending time on fake CVEs while people are exploiting real 0days against your system.

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    Comment #49158340

    I have complicated feelings regarding academia, and in general IMHO it's way past due to start focusing on quality instead of hype. who was first to some kind of novelty? who cares…

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    Comment #49102691

    ehh, it's Python, it's mostly vibe-based. https://stackoverflow.com/a/32802486 though there's sandbox: https://jinja.palletsprojects.com/en/stable/sandbox/ it simply predates the "…

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    Comment #49091474

    ... what is understanding of mathematics anyway? if some AI result helps a mathematician to solve more problems I would say then that it gave them some understanding, but just as t…

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    Comment #49066465

    that doesn't mean much. it has a lot of tests, the architect seems sane, it fits a niche (for example scripts baked into container images don't need full (Node + tsx + esbuild) or …

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    Comment #49018960

    how would they detect?

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    Comment #49011565

    the same is true of passwords. some sites provide password reset some don't. how is that not clear?

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    Comment #49011278

    natural selection rather quickly fixes this, don't worry

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    Comment #49011266

    sure, and there are obvious pitfalls, but IMHO it's much better than going to a 100+ dates and not reflecting on what went wrong/well after any of them. (tangentially related recom…

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    Comment #49011206

    https://www.astralcodexten.com/p/your-review-dating-men-in-t...

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    Comment #49010869

    use an open source password manager that supports them. as others mentioned, there's BitWarden (cross-platform, self-hostable), but if you want something simple there's KeePassXC (…

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    Comment #49010828

    password managers do the backup for you based on how you set them up (eg. to your google drive, or to a simple SFTP/FTPS/S3 URI) those that don't have this built-in (eg. KeePassXC)…

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    Comment #49010755

    it depends on which password manager you are using. if you use Google's then it gets backed up to your Google account. BitWarden, KeePassXC, and probably a bunch of other password …

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    Comment #49010681

    use an app where you can backup the 2FA DB. https://f-droid.org/en/packages/org.liberty.android.freeotpp...

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    Comment #49010670

    > there's no a clear explanation there's. it depends on how the site implemented passkeys. I'm using multiple devices and passkeys via keepassXC. I haven't lost access or even got …

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    Comment #48990947

    still, eventually there's a need to support on one platform different ld.so/glibc pairs (even if they are API/ABI compatible) it seems nixos could set up a wrapper that invokes the…

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    Comment #48879840

    sure, they have strong bay area aura, but an ad hominem is not very useful criticism of the actual arguments for AI safety (and longtermism, and against x-risks in general).

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    Comment #48874875

    sorry, could you explain what Calvinism is for someone who (is a programmer and heard about EA and) grew up in a post-Soviet atheist metallurgy town? thanks!

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    Comment #48685881

    9/11 was just a bloody blip compared to the decades of spiraling indoctrination with varying focal points. the same way that now "progressive leftists" are completely working thems…

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    Comment #48658489

    people flag things that are obvious and boring, or that are very incendiary, technically dense, and not easily argued (and thus it's not the place and time to discuss it) topics. e…