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by 0xCMP 1y ago
iOS supports ICs fine. It has supported Suica since 2017 when I used it instead of the physical card. Forcing use of an app and QR codes does seem like a significant step back, although I guess it makes paper tickets much easier to implemen
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by 0xCMP 2y ago
I think they're referring to https://ground.news/blindspot
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by 0xCMP 2y ago
To be fair some people genuinely do subscribe for this, but it's best to think of it as a justification to do the "right thing".
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by 0xCMP 2y ago
No, the hashing either when generating or checking is very fast like you said. Hashing itself isn't the culprit, but the battle between browsers and those fingerprinting users. Originally the point of using a shared CDN like this was t
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by 0xCMP 2y ago
I think to be clearer it would have been written "DeepSeek Drops Distributed version of DuckDB". Otherwise it looks like they used DuckDB (the distributed one?) and they have something new or better they're using now.
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by 0xCMP 2y ago
Because if you're not getting the real benefit (improved response times due to caching) you can stop worrying about hashing it properly or not and simply serve a copy you know to be good (or at least known and probably version contro
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by 0xCMP 2y ago
Still plenty of places have "shadow security questions" based on knowing the answers to some of these things already.
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by 0xCMP 2y ago
https://archive.today/Ho1dM
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by 0xCMP 2y ago
I never really saw anyone bad mouthing USDS even here. Can you explain why you think people didn't like USDS? I'm sure there was some resentment from other agencies that USDS helping them implied they didn't know what they we
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by 0xCMP 2y ago
I think this is an awesome feature and will probably a great alternative to my use of nix to do similar things for scripts/python if nothing else because it's way less overhead to get it running and playing with something. Nix for
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by 0xCMP 2y ago
It's also important to remember how easy it feels to setup and use when it's all done and working. When you're starting out you're learning everything and trying to adjust your current usage with the limits of the privat
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by 0xCMP 2y ago
I think while things may complain simply pulling the power to the ISP modem/router and doing a full shutdown of any phone would replicate what they are doing. If you wanted you could have a separate AP from the router that could stay r
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by 0xCMP 2y ago
Right, but the point is they went through the motions to attempt to follow the law. They weren't simply saying someone else was doing the work and then doing it themselves. They at least attempt to follow the law internally. Which is
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by 0xCMP 2y ago
Well, unlike with tracking pixels, you are not in the direct request path and cannot block it. You also have no way monitor/log if it is happening (like you can in theory with a packet capture). It's obvious in hindsight, but I be
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by 0xCMP 2y ago
They left a pretty heavy cliff-hangar in the very last few minutes of the last episode.
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by 0xCMP 2y ago
sorry, yes to build it is fine, but managing them with Nix (e.g. dealing with which ports to expose and etc like in the article) requires NixOS. edit: I actually never checked, but I guess nothing stops home-manager or nix-darwin from worki
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by 0xCMP 2y ago
But compiled code loses a lot of the "extra" data. Also these are "language" models so I would be surprised if training on binaries was much more efficient versus writing in some kind of language. Besides, how do you eve
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by 0xCMP 2y ago
Of course, that means you need to run NixOS for that to work (which I also do everywhere) and there are networking problems with Docker/Podman in NixOS you need to address yourself. Whereas Docker "runs anywhere" these days.
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by 0xCMP 2y ago
They're different. Companies register all kinds of crazy domains and redirect you through them all the time. Why is it crazy that some marketing person at Dell thought it would be cool to link people to 'dell dot shop'? I wou
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by 0xCMP 2y ago
I have heard this before, and I get the sentiment, but a supermarket usually already prices things for the local area. The same company in different location can have different prices for the same exact thing. So companies can already handl
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by 0xCMP 2y ago
I think most "tech/bay" companies offer 3-4 weeks of vacation + holidays. Some have mandatory minimums a year and ability to accrue up to 30 days of PTO at a time in my experience. (e.g. not "unlimited", but specifi
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by 0xCMP 2y ago
Agreed that it may be the right solution, but it smells bad. If I was there I would be trying to reduce the complexity where I could.
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by 0xCMP 2y ago
I think it's a fair to assume OP would have tried to run only some of the services and has seen or experienced problems with doing that.
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by 0xCMP 2y ago
It's very likely not their decisions that lead to this, but their responsibility to improve velocity. Imagine the goal is to fix the problems (e.g. make it possible to run less of the services or something like that): How do you do tha
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by 0xCMP 2y ago
modern browsers support the import syntax natively, so it really shouldn't be a lot of overhead to import it.
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by 0xCMP 2y ago
a literal home lab!
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by 0xCMP 2y ago
I wouldn't think of it for generating configuration. The example given implies they use it for fuzzing program inputs. It's purpose in the article is simple: generate a CSV with two columns and floats. However, a DSL could be made
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by 0xCMP 2y ago
iirc, no real proof was ever provided for that bloomberg article (despite it also never being retracted). many looked for the chips and from everything I heard there was never a concrete situation where this was discovered. Doesn't mak
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by 0xCMP 2y ago
Right, I am not saying they're right or wrong (not something I would know anything about), but it seems they've been vaguely aware of the issues from the start. Namely, before the SpaceX engineer and starting the company.
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by 0xCMP 2y ago
I think they're aware of all these problems because they do mention almost everything you said in the linked post thinking through the idea: https://www.elidourado.com/p/cargo-airships Obviously that was simply a

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