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Another person who has been contributing to the #SlowAI meme is of course @pluralistic :
locusmag.com/2015/07/cory-doct…
In addition to Stross, Doctorow credits Ted Chiang:
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Oh, fuck, well, if for some reason you were still of the misconception that certs in general (and those through CompTIA in particular) were just a money-grab: you can straight buy CEU credit. I thought it was bad enough that they had the slacker option of the CertMaster open-book retest to keep your cert (which I absolutely rely upon because I hate paperwork).
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Me: Boy-howdy, I love how RSS lets me keep up with all the blogs and web comics that I follow.
Jeph Jacques: hehehe(We love QC, but you really need to get that bit automated, man. Although it is also a nice surprise to get a week’s worth of comics to read all at once too…)
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TIL you can format jq output to be shell-safe by filtering it through @sh.
(There are other text filters like @uri and such too).
https://jqlang.org/manual/#format-strings-and-escaping
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TIL you can format jq output to be shell-safe by filtering it through @sh.
(There are other text filters like @uri and such too).
https://jqlang.org/manual/#format-strings-and-escaping
#jq -
TIL you can format jq output to be shell-safe by filtering it through @sh.
(There are other text filters like @uri and such too).
https://jqlang.org/manual/#format-strings-and-escaping
#jq -
TIL you can format jq output to be shell-safe by filtering it through @sh.
(There are other text filters like @uri and such too).
https://jqlang.org/manual/#format-strings-and-escaping
#jq -
TIL you can format jq output to be shell-safe by filtering it through @sh.
(There are other text filters like @uri and such too).
https://jqlang.org/manual/#format-strings-and-escaping
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I am continually pointing out (usually just to myself) that in order to be “pro-“ some interest you must be, at least implicitly, “anti-“ some other set of interests. Usually, this is in relation to my employer pushing their PAC’s supposedly neutral “pro-business” position which is going to be anti-worker, or the same position of my local politicians, which may also be anti-consumer. Recently, my home state decided to remove the requirement for motor vehicle inspections; apparently, at the behest of automotive mechanics tired of doing them. The purpose of the inspections wasn’t to drive those mechanics business; it was to maintain a minimum level of roadworthiness for vehicles and thereby increase public safety! So, I guess to the usual anti-worker and anti-consumer, the “pro-business” position of my local pols is now also anti-public.
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#LazyWeb is there an easy method to get videos from YouTube (not your own, but arbitrary ones) to a self-hosted MediaCMS instance?
My instinct if there isn’t is to try to string something together with a Firefox extension and a thin wrapper service around `yt-dlp`.
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#LazyWeb is there an easy method to get videos from YouTube (not your own, but arbitrary ones) to a self-hosted MediaCMS instance?
My instinct if there isn’t is to try to string something together with a Firefox extension and a thin wrapper service around `yt-dlp`.
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#LazyWeb is there an easy method to get videos from YouTube (not your own, but arbitrary ones) to a self-hosted MediaCMS instance?
My instinct if there isn’t is to try to string something together with a Firefox extension and a thin wrapper service around `yt-dlp`.
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#LazyWeb is there an easy method to get videos from YouTube (not your own, but arbitrary ones) to a self-hosted MediaCMS instance?
My instinct if there isn’t is to try to string something together with a Firefox extension and a thin wrapper service around `yt-dlp`.
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#LazyWeb is there an easy method to get videos from YouTube (not your own, but arbitrary ones) to a self-hosted MediaCMS instance?
My instinct if there isn’t is to try to string something together with a Firefox extension and a thin wrapper service around `yt-dlp`.
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I let my CISSP lapse because I didn’t want to do all the CEUs and paperwork associated with them. I *can* pay them a bunch of money and retake the certification exam to be reinstated, but what’s the damn point?
I’m still not going to want to watch a jillion hours of vendor webinars about their latest product releases and how they’ve integrated LLMs into the static analysis or EDR tool they make.
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One static analysis tool tells me to use `lstat` and `fstat` to avoid (or at least detect) malicious replacement of a file that I `open`. Then, after doing this, my other static analysis tool complains that I’ve introduced a TOCTOU (time-of-use, time-of-check) between `lstat` and `open`.
Sure, but I’m going to detect that. Real issue I have with all of this is that there’s still a window (which I estimate to be the about the same size in both versions of this program) between creating this pseudoterminal file and the next interaction I have with it (be that pulling file stats with `lstat` or `open`ing it).
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One static analysis tool tells me to use `lstat` and `fstat` to avoid (or at least detect) malicious replacement of a file that I `open`. Then, after doing this, my other static analysis tool complains that I’ve introduced a TOCTOU (time-of-use, time-of-check) between `lstat` and `open`.
Sure, but I’m going to detect that. Real issue I have with all of this is that there’s still a window (which I estimate to be the about the same size in both versions of this program) between creating this pseudoterminal file and the next interaction I have with it (be that pulling file stats with `lstat` or `open`ing it).
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One static analysis tool tells me to use `lstat` and `fstat` to avoid (or at least detect) malicious replacement of a file that I `open`. Then, after doing this, my other static analysis tool complains that I’ve introduced a TOCTOU (time-of-use, time-of-check) between `lstat` and `open`.
Sure, but I’m going to detect that. Real issue I have with all of this is that there’s still a window (which I estimate to be the about the same size in both versions of this program) between creating this pseudoterminal file and the next interaction I have with it (be that pulling file stats with `lstat` or `open`ing it).
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One static analysis tool tells me to use `lstat` and `fstat` to avoid (or at least detect) malicious replacement of a file that I `open`. Then, after doing this, my other static analysis tool complains that I’ve introduced a TOCTOU (time-of-use, time-of-check) between `lstat` and `open`.
Sure, but I’m going to detect that. Real issue I have with all of this is that there’s still a window (which I estimate to be the about the same size in both versions of this program) between creating this pseudoterminal file and the next interaction I have with it (be that pulling file stats with `lstat` or `open`ing it).
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There’s a whole spectrum of ways to generate code (language bindings for message serialization schemes, RDP systems, and whatnot). What I find funny is that I like the excrements of this spectrum and not anywhere in the middle.
You want to do it as an entirely separate build process and commit the results to source control? Cool with me. Use some CI to make sure it’s in sync and I won’t bother you about it at all.
You want to lazily generate that shit the moment before it’s needed in your build system? Love it.
You want me to generate as a pre-build step or bulk generate during the configure phase of CMake build? Nope, don’t like it.
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Coordinated Inauthentic Activity: A Neurodivergent Framework for Understanding Allistic Behavior
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`cargo audit` reports a vulnerability in a transient dependency that isn't in the output of `cargo tree`. What's going on here?
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“Time flies when you’re having fun.” Or a specific kind of miserable.
Brought to you by ADHD and that last 20% of a coding task that takes 80% of the time because it should have just worked.
#ADHD #TimeBlindness #frustration #programming
