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by AgentME 4y ago
With normal Deno dependencies, you could use an import map to accomplish patches like this. Not sure if that currently is planned to work for npm sub-dependencies but it seems like a natural place for that to be implemented.
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by AgentME 4y ago
Sandboxing techniques can also be used for dealing with malicious programs, but most of those things listed are for programs to use to protect themselves, not to stop them from intentionally doing bad things.
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by AgentME 4y ago
Humor and fashion are more interesting when they're more unfamiliar, and the audience has the feeling they're from territory that's not fully explored yet by anyone. Humor and fashion in new mostly-unexplored territory is int
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by AgentME 4y ago
Agreed, though I guess it's that I'm not too interested in the general use-case of generic independent executables that can run on any system by themselves, which APE is aimed at. It's probably good for me to be explicit that
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by AgentME 4y ago
I'm not a big fan of how actually portable executable doubles down on x86-64. I think anyone really wanting to make run-anywhere executables that don't bind us to specific CPU architectures should consider something WASM based, li
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by AgentME 4y ago
I'm not sure if the "actually portable executable" stuff is really practical for anything in its current state, but I find it neat the way the development of the project encourages people to try to find unifying abstractions
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by AgentME 4y ago
When I was put under so my wisdom teeth could be pulled out, I remember the IV line being put in, the doctor starting to count down from 10 and maybe getting to 7, and then suddenly I was in the parking lot with my mom actively walking out
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by AgentME 4y ago
This still works. This wasn't a disallowed mod, this was part of a custom world made for VRChat.
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by AgentME 4y ago
As a kid in 1999ish in the US, my elementary school library had a book on computers that got me into programming, and I've been trying to find the book again since then. I think the book was just titled "Computers". The book
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by AgentME 4y ago
The universe can expand faster than the speed of light because of the expansion of space. The rule "nothing can go faster than light" is more situational than it's usually presented; I believe the true rule only means that ob
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by AgentME 4y ago
Even when using Nextjs, it's still pretty common to have a separate API backend that doesn't also have to be in Javascript/Node. There are parts of backend code (HTML generation) that very strongly benefit from being unified
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by AgentME 4y ago
Nah, she was confused by the situation and I've always been the sort to keep my phone locked and to myself. She never had my phone unlocked.
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by AgentME 4y ago
Somehow when I was in high school, my ex girlfriend's cellphone number became linked to my cellphone number so that if someone called me while I was already in a call, the new call would be redirected to her. It caused some awkward sit
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by AgentME 4y ago
Memory safety issues don't just mean people can root their own devices, they can often mean that outside attackers can root your devices too.
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by AgentME 4y ago
Google actually has this implemented for signing into Google with desktop Chrome and Android, but I'm not sure it's standardized yet. Ideally Google will make this mechanism usable with all WebAuthn-supporting sites. (It seems lik
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by AgentME 4y ago
I think that explanation was just a little too jargony. If you have the Metamask browser extension (or another compatible web3 extension) and press its browser button to enable it while on a webpage, then the webpage can see your wallet add
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by AgentME 4y ago
You could instead construct a key by appending two securely-long passphrases together (which will then go through a KDF in any good encryption software). Give each passphrase half to one person. Recombining them is as simple as typing both
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by AgentME 4y ago
If it could talk in conversations in a 100% human way, then we would be at the precipice of the singularity. Society would be completely transformed as people made friends with bots, as the bots made discoveries and participated in online c
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by AgentME 4y ago
Kotlin has "structured concurrency" which I believe automatically handles some cases of this, but I don't fully understand it. I find explicit cancellation tokens without any magic easier to understand.
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by AgentME 4y ago
Online mediums that do one-on-one conversations (instant messaging, etc) or small group chats of people who know each other don't have this issue, but they're also pretty limiting for meeting new people. It seems like there's
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by AgentME 4y ago
It works like your first guess, but it's not so bad. Downstream code has to either check the token occasionally, subscribe to an event from it, or just pass it forward to another function which uses the token. So if you were writing a
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by AgentME 4y ago
A good way across languages to cancel an asynchronous task is by passing a CancellationToken / AbortSignal (Javascript) as an argument. This scales nicely as a task can pass the token onward to any number of other tasks, and the origin
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by AgentME 4y ago
Javascript does this: functions have to toString() method which returns their source code. Python also does something like this. Though it's just a debugging tool; you can't do much practical with it in real applications (like edi
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by AgentME 4y ago
It seems like DALL-E is exceptional if you're willing to go with what it wants to make, and a total slog if you have very specific requirements.
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by AgentME 4y ago
Yeah, the Stream Deck's software is great because it doesn't require using up one of the limited keyboard keys (or creating a modifier-based combo that can interrupt your typing) for each function.
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by AgentME 4y ago
+1 for Deno. It seems like it's taking the good ideas that developed from the node+npm ecosystem while filing off the unnecessary complexity that's accumulated in the ecosystem over the years. I've worked with node+npm+typesc
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by AgentME 4y ago
Next.js works well in the case you have a separate possibly non-Node backend with a JSON (or otherwise non-HTML) API.
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by AgentME 4y ago
Wifi quality and socket placement are two things I find myself usually judging hotels on. Not that they're the most important qualities, but unlike most other qualities I care about, they're the main ones that some hotels complete
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by AgentME 4y ago
I'm annoyed that bloated animated GIFs have held on for as long as they have. I'm strongly in favor of allowing more efficient video formats to be used in their place anywhere that supports animated GIFs because that actually kill
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by AgentME 4y ago
The clients still talk to the official servers which run matchmaking and group up players together. The difference is whether the matchmaking servers tell all the players to connect to a dedicated gameserver or to connect to one of the play

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