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by Aissen 6y ago
@qu4k It's a shame that QuickJS isn't mentionned in the README since it does the heavy lifting. Also, why is it secure ? Is there some kind of sandboxing of the runtime that I have missed ?
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by Aissen 6y ago
Yes, and then the page has the exact same overlay and scroll prevention, preventing reading the full policy (and obscuring the top of the page).
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by Aissen 6y ago
Probably the cookie popup blocked by UBO preventing scrolling. Irony: you can't read the cookie policy without accepting it first.
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by Aissen 6y ago
The public suffix list only affects limits with letsencrypt. The limit is still quite high IIRC, you just need to have proper backoff an smoothing between devices.
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by Aissen 6y ago
Yeah, I was talking about centers orientations, sorry for not being clear enough, I thought the link with pictures would have been explicit.
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by Aissen 6y ago
> Mathematicians later calculated that there are 43,252,003,274,489,856,000 ways to arrange the squares, but just one of those combinations is correct. This is only true for cubes that have pictures printed on their faces. Color-only cub
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by Aissen 6y ago
Excerpt from the paper conclusion: > FlauBERT is competitive with CamemBERT (Martin et al., 2019) – another pre-trained language model for French – despite being trained on almost twice as fewer text data.
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Battery-Free Game Boy(freethegameboy.info)
2 points by Aissen 6y ago|0 comments
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by Aissen 6y ago
You know 12% is much smaller than 30%, right?
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by Aissen 6y ago
It seems Google is still using the same tactics it used to kill Skyhook (Maps competitor on wifi location), and probably most GApps competitors: they blocked Oneplus from bundling the Epic launcher with system permissions (allows updates in
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by Aissen 6y ago
> For GPT-2, their repository is archived Fun fact: the GPT-3 repo ( https://github.com/openai/gpt-3 ) is archived too, but it does use the GitHub archive feature, unlike the GPT-2 repo.
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by Aissen 6y ago
I love this, although I can't help but think this is such a capitalist solution to this problem: private detectives, private whistleblowing, private bounty hunters. The american market is obviously better without those frauds, but what
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by Aissen 6y ago
I use coc.nvim (mostly with clangd), and love it. Don't forget to add the key mappings described in the README though ! (or you'll have to use the long commands)
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by Aissen 6y ago
Bitter-sweet seeing new Pocket features in there, knowing that the service is still proprietary more than 3 years after its acquisition. If Mozilla wants to become a service company, it should just say so: https://github.com&#x2F
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Abstracting Away Correctness(fasterthanli.me)
1 points by Aissen 6y ago|0 comments
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by Aissen 6y ago
Keep innovating the same way it's doing now, and break-off the next thing that reaches monopoly status ?
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by Aissen 6y ago
> instead of having the library authors go and update the library, you need each team responsible for one or more binaries to go and take the new library and release a new version of their binary. Wait, so you're telling me dynamic
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Western Digital to Sell Non-SMR WD Red Plus Drives, WD Red Still SMR(blog.westerndigital.com)
2 points by Aissen 6y ago|0 comments
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Twitter terminates DDoSecrets, falsely claims it may infect visitors(arstechnica.com)
3 points by Aissen 6y ago|0 comments
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by Aissen 6y ago
While this isn't entirely comparable (just run compute on Azure and install your services). I'm pretty sure this is a reason Steam completely gave up on their remote app for iOS.
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by Aissen 6y ago
Hmm, like Google does ? Even that isn't a panacea, see Epic giving up on distributing Fortnite by itself.
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by Aissen 6y ago
Let's reverse the question: if you didn't follow the trends, were a decision maker, and wanted to bet on a frontend "framework" for the next 10+ years for a greenfield (or full rewrite) project. What would you chose in 2
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How the meaning of “just a few bad apples” changed over time (2011)(text.npr.org)
2 points by Aissen 6y ago|0 comments
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Ability to work remotely in Embedded is a sign of software engineering maturity(anisse.astier.eu)
3 points by Aissen 6y ago|0 comments
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by Aissen 6y ago
I still don't see how switching from Google to a VC-backed CDN startup is better for ethical purposes.
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by Aissen 6y ago
It auto-recommends (very) popular podcasts. Guess what: many of them have Covid-related episodes.
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Podcast Addict suspended from Play Store due to podcasts mentioning Covid-19(androidcentral.com)
21 points by Aissen 6y ago|0 comments
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by Aissen 6y ago
I have one of those newer intercoms, where you first select who to call, and then it calls the correct flat. So your system wouldn't work. But you just gave me an idea for something I'll probably never implement: an audio key. The
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by Aissen 6y ago
I'm afraid blake2 used assembly and runtime.support_avx2, which doesn't seem to be covered by the compatibility promise: assembly is part of the toolchain, and the symbol it used was an internal one. See: https://go-rev
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by Aissen 6y ago
It's a long piece, and quite interesting. Thanks for sharing @Malwaretech.

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