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by AgentME 7y ago
I get that control planes and service meshes both have something to do with these issues, but I'm confused about which one does what exactly.
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by AgentME 7y ago
Docker and Kubernetes both immediately made sense to me when I found them. They both obviously addressed pain points I've had before and were easily recognizable to me. (Docker lets me share server applications with their environment,
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by AgentME 7y ago
That can be addressed by pre-processing WASM like in https://github.com/ewasm/wasm-metering so it aborts if it runs for too many steps.
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by AgentME 7y ago
There's multiple, and each of them have their own experiences since the split. The other versions of yourself are basically other people that just happen to share a part of your history. Wondering why you're a specific one of them
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by AgentME 7y ago
>* Though consciousness and its observations seems to follow only one path. This is a peculiarity outside the realm of physics. Of course physics can answer this: the human minds on the different branches can't physically interact.
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by AgentME 7y ago
You don't need to run a full node. Light clients that don't need to sync everything do exist, and I would guess that they are a more popular way of using cryptocurrencies than full nodes.
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by AgentME 7y ago
A good wasm debugger would let you see the source code too, just like how regular native debuggers show you the source code instead of x86 assembly.
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by AgentME 7y ago
I don't think it's useful to say you can have a credence of 1.0 in a belief (love in this case), admit that 1.0 means it can't rationally change at all, and then say that it can be irrationally changed. It sounds like a round
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by AgentME 7y ago
I was really hoping optional chaining would be in, but turns out that's scheduled for the next minor release, 3.7. The generator improvements are appreciated, though I wish it went even further and supported uses like redux-saga better
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by AgentME 7y ago
The linked code block is basically the poster child of why async/await was made.
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by AgentME 7y ago
Instead of a permission prompt, Safari could make it so sites that use the Media Session API ( https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2017/02/media-sess... ) get to run code in the background if they ha
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by AgentME 7y ago
Yeah, there's very few of my opinions I hold now that I would've been able to invent in a vacuum. I adopted pretty much all of my opinions from seeing them online among others and reasoning my way to decide between the options. If
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by AgentME 7y ago
As humans have evolved larger brains, intelligence went up extremely. Human brain size is limited by a lot of factors specific to human biology, like the fact that it needs to be small enough to fit through the birth canal, it can't ta
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by AgentME 7y ago
A web worker would come with the downsides of their first iframe-based solution. (Web workers are basically iframes that have no visual portion and are guaranteed to run in a separate thread.)
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by AgentME 7y ago
Make a <library-name>.d.ts file somewhere in your repo, and make its contents be `declare module 'library-name';`. This will make Typescript treat the library and all of its exports as any-typed. If you find it useful to, ov
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by AgentME 7y ago
If an attacker gets a key for a site, I believe they can only serve the Signed Exchange claiming to be the site to a user if the user is at the attacker's own site and then navigates from there to the victim site. And then if the user
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by AgentME 7y ago
Website authors opting in to letting another server serve content "as" their own domain isn't anything new: it's what CDNs do. The Signed Exchanges standard is actually a huge step up because the website authors get to c
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by AgentME 7y ago
A javascript engine can tell that a variable is used in a const-like way if it statically checks that `eval` is not used in the within the variable's scope. I believe there are a few optimizations in V8 and other engines that are disab
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by AgentME 7y ago
I think the problem is that the "Listen for debug connections" button doesn't look like a toggle (a slider that will move back and forth). If it looks like a toggle, then showing the current state is good because the button d
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by AgentME 7y ago
>It's not going to be easy to draw the line, but in the case of pushing politics, it has clearly gone too far. In which way? I've seen a lot of arguments that YouTube pushes people into alt-right and ethnonationalist content wa
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by AgentME 7y ago
Dealing with climate change is going to cost a lot of money and require companies to change their behaviors. If they don't even believe there's a problem, then it will be harder to convince them to change.
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by AgentME 7y ago
This seems equivalent to an argument against the concept of laws in general: "Some good things were outlawed before, so we shouldn't have any laws at all". I don't think that's a good argument for complete lawlessne
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by AgentME 7y ago
Reddit and HN don't bump threads on activity. HN actually penalizes threads with too much activity. The anonymity is a big factor too; I think it's the combination that helps make things bad. It could also has to do with the way r
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by AgentME 7y ago
I've called out hate speech on 4chan and 8chan many times before. I've gotten called an "SJW cuck" a lot, and others doubled-down in posting shit gleefully when they saw their shit "triggered the libs". That wa
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by AgentME 7y ago
>All the Dark Metal Bands that were friends with the shooter are distancing themselves extremely fast. If the groups of these other shooters had instead responded by distributing propaganda that literally canonized the shooters like sain
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by AgentME 7y ago
>You could say the exact same thing about Twitter, Facebook, Reddit or any other form of social media. People get absorbed in ideas all the time, and those platforms just multiply the intensity. Personally, Twitter has been a much bigger
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by AgentME 7y ago
I'm talking about this specific line. It's not like this is the first line to be painted about what's allowed on the internet. There are already lines drawn prohibiting hosting child porn and selling illegal drugs online. Ne
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by AgentME 7y ago
Is the present alternative, where sites aren't allowed to keep existing (or, assuming they find a new host, "have to switch hosts a few times") after encouraging three ethnic massacres, really worse? Is that specific line r
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by AgentME 7y ago
When users have to migrate, plenty don't bother to. Not every extremist visits sites specifically for extremist content. Many people pick up extremist ideas just because they're popular where they were already browsing, and the re
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by AgentME 7y ago
It's only an error in strict mode if there's no variable in scope named foo.

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