the problem is a plugin like that would take out entire industries because it would basically end anonymous tracking cookies.
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the problem is a plugin like that would take out entire industries because it would basically end anonymous tracking cookies.
And here is the query they used ** (OK, so it's not exactly):
SELECT * from feature JOIN permissions on feature.feature_type_id = permissions.feature_type_id
someone added a new row to permissions and the JOIN started returning two dupe feature rows for each distinct feature.** "here is the query" is used for dramatic effect. I have no knowledge of what kind of database they are even using much less queries (but i do have an idea).
more edits: OK apparently it's described later in the post as a query against clickhouse's table metadata table, and because users were granted access to an additional database that was actually the backing store to the one they normally worked with, some row level security type of thing doubled up the rows. Not sure why querying system.columns is part of a production level query though, seems overly dynamic.
1. DDOS protection is not the only thing anymore, I use cloudflare because of vast amounts of AI bots from thousands of ASNs around the world crawling my CI servers (bloated Java VMs on very undersized hosts) and bringing them down (granted, I threw cloudflare onto my static sites as well which was not really necessary, I just liked their analytics UX)
2. the XKCD comic is mis-interpreted there, that little block is small because it's a "small open source project run by one person", cloudflare is the opposite of that
3. edit: also cloudflare is awesome if you are migrating hosts, did a migration this past month, you point cloudflare to the new servers and it's instant DNS propagation (since you didnt propagate anything :) )
> many Democrats do support the Trump administration policies on healthcare
citation needed
> Or how the core Democrat party
The phrase "the Democrat party" is a well known right wing slur against the Democratic party; this term is used exclusively by right wing activists and party members and you'd only see it by reading lots of right wing sources.
Thing is, Linode was great 10-15 years ago, then enshittification ensued (starting with Akamai buying them).
So what does enshittification for Hetzner look like? I've already got migration scripts pointed at their servers but can't wait for the eventual letdown.
"you asked someone what they thought of your approach? BAD! that's not our culture!"
I'm familiar with the genetically high cholesterol thing and when you look at that you see parents/grandparents having heart attacks in their 40's. nothing like any of that in my family.
anyway yes im on the statins and probably need to boost my dose a little more to be below 200.
still doesnt explain what my cardiologist was talking about, though. he's not the first dr. to tell me that "diet isn't really going to help you much". one dr. said, "if you went totally vegan, maybe it would have a slight effect". so no I didnt go totally vegan.
i think the idea is diet/exercise can make a 20 point dent in your total cholesterol but in practice, not much more than that, if you have total cholesterol over 250 kind of thing.
not for me. My cholesterol was hovering in the high 200's, then finally hit 300 and I completely freaked out, radically changed my diet, and lost 22 pounds (from 180 to 158).
What did my high cholesterol do ? It did absolutely nothing. ticked down to like, 280.
So I'm on the statins. my total cholesterol went from high 200's to about 150 in a month and was impacting my liver function. so we reduced the statins to a very low dose (5mg three times a week, crazy low). My total cholesterol hovers around 200 now. My cardiologist tells me that the conventional wisdom of "diet and exercise" is almost entirely disproven to have any meaningful effect on lipids these days (though i havent researched deeply).
then again I dont see how it's too different from just a simple move into middle management where you manage programmers but dont do as much of the coding yourself. with Claude I'm finding myself taking on much bigger tasks and orchestrating a lot more technologies to do things, so I am learning about things i would not have if i didnt have the LLM to assist me through it.
Despite growing up in these places, I had no idea about any of this - Black people, to me as a youngster, just seemed to be these people who all seemed to live in other neighborhoods and were seen in 1970's Long Island as people to be wary of. "Woke" to me meant, holy shit look how badly these people have been treated, no wonder things are this way.
So then WTF is "anti-woke"? is it the claim that none of that documented, well known systemic racism for decade after decade, after 300 years of slavery, actually matters and the real reason for racial disparities is genetics or something? I mean what else could that mean ?
edit: ironically I'm the author of a weird third party library trying to second guess the asyncio architecture but mine is good https://awaitlet.sqlalchemy.org/en/latest/ (but I'll likely be retiring it in the coming year due to lack of interest)
Also I think the node approach is probably still more performant than FastAPI but that's just a hunch.
Hopefully they won't have security issues because someone hijacked the node package that sets the font color to blue or passes the butter or something.
like here's most of RFK Jr.s actual family saying he should resign: https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/rfk-jrs-family-members... what losers! they should have said nothing and stayed silent. because what's the use right? The use is at the very least, we know that they, the immediate family members, do not approve of their sibling's actions.
AGI is not going to kill humanity, humanity is going to kill humanity as usual, and AI's immediate role in assisting this is as a tool that renders truth, knowledge, and a shared reality as essentially over.
I guess this is mostly about data science code and maybe people who publish software in those communities are just doing very poor packaging, so this idea of a "lock file" that freezes absolutely everything with zero chance for any kind of variation is useful. Certainly the worst packaged code I've ever seen with very brittle links to certain python versions and all that is typically some ML sort of thing, so yeah.
This is all anathema to those of us who know how to package and publish software.
that's all I'm saying