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Having switched to both Bing and DuckDuckGo as defaults and then developing the subtle habit of searching via Google.com rather than my browser’s search bar, I think I’d have to disagree.

For whatever new niche of programming concepts I’m looking into, google generally outperforms Bing at finding relevant pages.

I think if you have a good mentor or guide in a space where there might be a proprietary system, it’s a lot easier to start being able to do those deep dives. I found that when people were able to explain the larger context for the question I was asking, I would be able to move along faster and deep dive, but with brief answers that didn’t really go beyond my surface level questions, I ended up having to ask a lot more questions, sometimes finding certain information was never documented.

I believe we do this on Windows for Windows Sandbox. It works well but you will take a hit on performance to do the block resolution compared to always paging into physical memory.

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/security/applicati...

Can’t wait till the expedia plugin ”accidentally” books my flights. But on a more serious note, does anyone know if the chatgpt plugin model forces it to confirm with the user before it hits a certain endpoint?

Isn’t that already available on Windows?

Looks like they’re using magnetically attached prescription lenses.

While less than ideal, you could always re-encode the tags right?

I wish more restaurants used an NFC tag encoded with an image / svg, instead of downloading it over the web. This was I wouldn’t have the initial issue of haphazardly attempting to scan the QR code, and no delays having to wait for spotty LTE to resolve itself. Not sure about the logistics here as far as how much data NFC tags hold.

I actually liked this a lot more than I thought I would. I would say I’m pretty averse to clicking on sensational titles, but that definitely leads me to not click on articles that may have contained useful information. This actually makes me comfortable reading about politics and issues that are otherwise overdramaticized and gives me the opportunity to objectively filter what I want to read.

Looks like around 8.4% of prisons were private in the US in 2018.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Private_prison

Developer on Sandbox here, if you were still interested in using sandbox for this, I’d love to hear more about the scenario you were working on and what roadblocks you hit.

Feel free to reach out (krithikrao at microsoft dot com).

That would be correct! If you need a full windows os to test updates with, I’d recommend a standard vm.

You can configure this behavior via wsb configuration files as mentioned in other comments on this thread.

You are correct that this is one of the limitations of Sandbox today, and we are aware of the feedback on this. I believe you should be able to install other anti virus software, but at least today unfortunately Defender isn’t part of Sandbox.

At least on Windows, Hyper-V isolated containers are also a supported feature, which should also ensure kernel isolation. I assume Kata containers or any other virtualization backed solution would give you similar guarantees.

Docker does support launching Windows containers both local and Hyper-V backed. Windows has a feature called Silos which allows linux style isolation.

It is a Hyper-V backed VA backed VM. It shared memory with the host in the same fashion that WSL does, as opposed to carving out physical memory. We have some additional optimizations to make it snappier than running a full vm.

It’s enough to install software that needs restarts, but not for use cases where you need the sandbox across host reboots.

https://dopplerai.com/ is what I think the OP was referring to, if anyone else tried clicking.

I can’t actually seem to find this with the search term “Vocode”.

On the contrary, I interviewed for multiple companies for C++ roles in Python, so your mileage may vary.

At least from my recollection, commercial rail has an incredibly high amount of regulation and union involvement. Which means a minimum 2 person onboard requirement. I can’t imagine it being an easy market to break into, despite all the technology being there. Wabtec, the locomotive giant, today has TripOptimizer which is smart cruise control, which might be all you really need for most situations. Barring release of sand and operation in the rail yard.

Sysinternal’s Process Explorer might be what you’re looking for. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/pro...

It might be good to explicitly disclose in your post that you are affiliated with Capacitor/Ionic.

I played around with all the UI components and they’re pretty nice, my only issue is the slider is pretty unresponsive on iOS 16.1 Safari (iPhone 13 Pro).

Things that I would like if I was moving out and getting setup. Not particularly CS degree / job focused, but I would hope either interesting or useful.

- A nice ubiquiti access point (wifi router).

- Smart lightbulbs (nanoleaf) / other cool home automation.

- A nice mouse/keyboard (but this is very much personal preference)

- A good waterbottle / fun coffee mug (can never be too hydrated)

- Basic home fitness equipment (yoga mat/exercise wheel/etc) if they work from home

- Balance board if they use a standing desk

I would personally not do something learning related. Companies usually sponsor pluralsight / oreilly memberships.

If I’ve interpreted this correctly and this isn’t sarcasm, there is a Setting under Settings>General>Keyboard named [”.” shortcut”], that should disable this behavior.

I use taskell just for the vim keybindings :) Simple and renders to markdown lists.

To add to this a little bit. There is deeper host side integration for these applications and the VM’s are virtual address backed (the guest vm’s memory is represented as a process on the host), which adds more opportunities to free up physical memory. The windows sandbox architecture page covers some of this.

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/security/threat-pr...

Also WSL2, if I recall correctly, has a relatively minimal base OS with a custom init binary.

I would say if you’re looking to use Host Compute Service, your best option would be to look at the way https://github.com/microsoft/hcsshim initializes containers.

This is a really fun feature. I used this to make automatic birthday messages based on the birthday’s calendar.

Since the contacts app syncs with the birthday calendar, it’s easy enough to map names to phone numbers.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3gXL1S4MnyE