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Probably to highlight us investment and get authorization for buying Chinese memory

A local model on my m2 made me come to that conclusion but I definitely was having “that config is $2k more” regret. Thanks for posting this!

That’s likely just the side effect of supporting mtls. Mutual TLS came around at the same time as Microsoft did implicit network auth. Seemed magical at the time and so hare brained for eons of problems. The user side tls never caught on in most circles and still has the ancient sharp edges

Apple has very much been wanted absolute flexibility to adopt major technology changes so much they’ve tried hard to not be the sole customer of a supplier and deal with political ramifications (source: Apple in China/Patrick McGee)

I did this planning with Gemini and track in Google Sheets (really stinks for mobile)

Cardio goals, current FTP, days to train, injuries to avoid

3 lift day programs with tracking 8w progressive Loop my PT into warm ups

Alternate suggestions.

Use whole sheet to get an overview of how the last 8w went and then change things up

Doing like an 8xh200 server (https://docs.nvidia.com/dgx/dgxh100-user-guide/introduction-...) is 10.2kW.

Let’s say you need 50m^2 solar panels to run it, then just a ton of surface area to dissipate. I’d love to be proven wrong but space data centers just seem like large 2d impact targets.

The other benefit is a remaster is a new copyrighted work. If you have a 40yo album and you can made the old copies breakdown, you’ve effectively given your heirs a longer copyright window.

You can add an intermediate sca stage that exports the uv dependencies as requirements.txt

https://dialasong.com/about/

You still can

Where I can sometimes get burnt is busybox.

I more often get burnt in zsh to bash than that however

If they win, there’s a forever revenue stream to extract and they keep their TM law sharp.

The non troublesome use-case is clicking the starlink button and taking to their support.

Having bought a Subaru, I really tried to see where the consent is in the process. In my case, I think it’s the account establishment process that the dealer did.

It’s the author.

Understanding how tokens get passed around. The pattern in Gitlab seems to be much more explicit.

Protected branches and associated secrets. Much cleaner construct on gitlab.

GitHub actions defacto seems to be tracing yaml to compiled JavaScript to hopefully that right source to shell commands.

Gitlab seems to be yaml to shell commands.

Nested projects. Nice midspot between monorepo and access control management.

API. I may be out of date on it but I recall the gitlab apis as pretty sensible. The github apis for administration has a very odd rest/graphql split.

I have an LG about that vintage and it’s starting to black out when doing 4K content. All components before it switched out and up to date in firmware. Reatarting works, sometimes all day, sometimes 1 minute.

My other TV about the same vintage is starting to have stuck pixels in the corner.

Modern failure modes aren’t nearly as graceful.

The apple vo2 max calculator drives me crazy because I cycle. When I do long enough walks to trigger the calculation, it’s walking dogs with frequent stops.

The FTP calculation is also annoying because it can’t differentiate types of rides.

There’s a lot of finish in the Microsoft products.

Views are so much faster to pick settings in Excel. You can format tables and indent them (nested ledger) You can get higher information density.

It’s always amazing to me to wade through “how to x” in Google and see 100s of people asking for years.

Google docs and numbered headings is one of those.

It can also be mental fatigue. Shopping is fundamentally making lots of decisions in sequence.

That’s 8 days of TA time. You’re going to get high variance and most likely having to boil it down to the equivalent of a multiple choice oral exam.

Hiring a n TA to delegate grading that’s hard to verify seems like will cost more than you think.

There was a podcast on history of dental insurance that explained it from US perspective.

https://freakonomics.com/podcast/dental-insurance/

It also supports putting keyinfo into the document as well and validates it by default unless you really know to go out of your way to disable it.

Oh look, another signature issue…

https://github.com/advisories/GHSA-2xp3-57p7-qf4v

When googling for a SAML dependency, if a library doesn’t already have CVEs for this stuff, it’s likely never been tested.

The trick is to get a breakdown structure that you can see progress from. The GTD, tickets that are appropriately sized, etc. GTD and separating today from your single file everything will help.

Doing what feels fun is always going to create a path where what you want to do will be different than the annoying thing you need to do.

Ha! Long time since I’ve seen that. That was the first open source project I got involved in and wrote the FAQ off irc and mailing list questions.

This is actually a use-case I use for interviews.

1. Everyone tests authenticated user can do the right thing.

2. Can <wrong|expired> authenticated user access the data?

3. Can an unauthenticated user access data?

If there’s a testing framework that does this scaffolding automatically, I’d love to hear it.

You can rename them as they are migrated

There’s a free query depth. There’s ways to do query cost but federating that then becomes really annoying. Coming from the security side, there’s always a long curve of explaining and an even longer curve of mitigating.

I always am happy when I get an elegant query working. Often however I just find I wasted time looking for a clean 1 query solution when iteration by caller was the only solution.

PGP doesn’t require the use of global directories so you can’t do strong validation.

This is a bypass game on something like proof point url protection that rewrites URLs to go through a central redirect so that reputation check can be separated from reputation delivery, usage detected, and one liner URLs still work. I’m over a decade out of this space so take with a grain of salt.

The tool could do a better job inspecting “oh that’s a pgp formatted massage”. You could probably just route them all to spam and almost no one would notice.

Not a direct comment on the question but I had a math PhD as an intern before. One of his comments was having tons of high dimensional linear algebra stuff was super advanced 1900s and has plenty of room for new cs discovery.

Didn’t make the “what was going on then in physics “ connection until now.

We had an org offsite there about 5y ago. The VP afterwards asks everyone what they most fondly remember.

One of the younger seniors says “I remember when my Dad used a palm pilot!” The room had the same experience.

IANAL but things are still like they were with DeCSS. One of the problems the DMCA made is breaking media copy protection (like makemkv) is separate from why (making the legal backup copy)