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kewjo

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  • How to make sauces less potent so you can douse your food in them?

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  • fina'denne is great for a saucy condiment, 1 part soy, 1 part vinegar, then a white onion (as much as you can fit imo) a hot pepper (i use thai chili but any work) and optionally some cherry tomatoes. you end up with a balaced sauce but also some pickled vegetables that hold the sauce and keep it wet but not over wet. might not be exactly what you're looking for but it's delicious. in general you want to cut the strong flavors with other strong complimentary flavors.

  • How much are SOLID principles in OOP programming (and JVM languages specifically) just a mindless following of a set of ideas that aren't always the best solution?

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  • What could be the best way to introduce the world of computers to a kid, let's say of 6 years old, so that he learns to handle it like a toy and stops dreading it like some esoteric, arcane and

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  • oregon trail

  • a Trump-Supporting farm is upset Trump recommending Americans to buy beef from Argentina

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  • no politicians i can think of only cult leaders

  • What do you think of Platner and will he bring new life into the democratic party or be a second Fetterman?

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  • the problem is no one can really know what his stance is because it's not beneath a person to lie to gain power. seems too risky and an easy way to end up with another Sinema/Fetterman type that blocks votes while claiming to be a Democrat/Progressive. i don't think now is the time to take chances and they need to find a better candidate to run while there still some time, because even if he's telling the truth this will be a non-starter for many voters.

  • 'The Establishment Is Spooked': Poll Shows Platner With Big Lead Over Mills in Maine Democratic Primary

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  • either a Nazi or a dumbass, neither make a good candidate imo.

  • Christian musician, who sang the national anthem for Trump at 2022 rally, is facing felony child pornography charges

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  • i would guess a lot of them make connections over the networks that trade in that kind of material.

  • Found in Firefox after update

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  • seriously, containers are an extension but ai is mandatory? make it make sense

  • we did a little bit of branch fuckery

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  • it's great if your commits are smaller and more focused. main issue is it can be harder to solve some diff issues as it requires solving merges at each commit being rebased. so if you have a large feature branch that can be challenging when it starts to diverge a lot (ex: bug fixes on main). though the argument then is more for keeping branches smaller and focused which is a better process imo.

    just beware it can be confusing for newer git users and when using shared branches can cause no ff commits.

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  • the steam deck didn't exist when the game was in development. industry is slow to adopt without strong monetary incentive. the fact that a large studio is acknowledging the deck as a viable option means we should start seeing optimizations like this in the wider industry.

  • Jesse Watters Makes Fox Co-Hosts Cringe With Revenge Plan Against U.N.

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  • Biden trips on stairs, everyone laughs, ”haha old man old." Trump can't make it up an escalator, "this cannot stand! let's gas NYC." these aren't jokes, it's their desires that make them feel good.

  • AI agents are coming for your privacy, warns Meredith Whittaker (Signal CEO)

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  • i wonder if orwell thought people would lovingly embrace the telescreen when it arrived?

  • When the government can see everything: How one company – Palantir – is mapping the nation’s data

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  • he wants to Thanos the world

  • Stringly typed

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  • at the end of the day everything's a []u8 if you want it to be

  • Tech leaders take turns flattering Trump at White House dinner

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  • not to mention all the ai bullshit is offloading it's power costs into the people connected to the grid. literal leches

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    Almost got arrested today for stomping on an Alligator Alcatraz Hat

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  • we really should start calling them by their real name. groups like the kkk and white suprimists were the inspiration for Hitler and he used the same rhetoric to form the nazis. the same rhetoric Trump used in the election, i think i counted 3 times he used language directly coming from Hitler speeches?

    i think people are too slow to understand nuance, don't know their history or take everything literally. when people say Nazis they're talking about our countries bigots and nationalists which want to take away our liberty and freedom. so maybe we call them Maga, that's what the history books will call them and i don't think history has every looked favorable on those constructing concentration camps. Maga should be a revolting word.

  • Tech bosses spend millions more on personal security

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  • they promised Delamain and all we got is Brendan

  • Ignoring lemmyhate, are programmers really using AI to be more efficient?

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  • the 1000x before bit has quite a few sideffects to it as well.

    • lesser used languages suffer because there's not enough training data. this gets annoying quickly when it overrides your static tools and suggests nonsense.
    • larger training sets contain more vulnerabilities as most code is pretty terrible and may just be snippets that someone used once and threw away. owasp has a top 10 for a reason. take input validation for example, if I'm working on parsing a string there's usually context such as is this trusted data or untrusted? if i don't have that mental model where I'm thinking about the data i might see generated code and think it looks correct but in reality its extremely nefarious.

  • Are you willing to pay $100k a year per developer on AI?

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  • i wonder if that's related to the number of CVEs recently? feels like every day i see a new exploit article about some Microsoft software.