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Charon77
2y ago
This is very approachable and beginner friendly. Kudos to authors.
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2y ago
I have corporate VPN that forces this. Basically a bunch of programs break because they come with their own trusted CA list
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2y ago
Hierarchy can do that too, once you allow a single file to exist in multiple hierarchies at once. Think of database, we have a single table, yet we have a lot of different indexes to search on. We could do the same, either with symlinks or
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2y ago
Yet there be clickbait headlines. Novels are written for people to imagine the scenes described by the author, requiring your own 'filling in' to be immersed in the story.
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2y ago
Was about to say this but yeah. Big brains at google didn't understand the number '2' in 2FA
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2y ago
I have this problem but only with raw pineapples. I absolutely love grilled pineapples and they don't burn my mouth
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2y ago
Honestly I'd like to have my mind copied, but may only be 'simulated' once the current me is dead. From my perspective I'll be dead and there's no changing that, but from the clone's perspective, life just goes
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2y ago
My company does this
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2y ago
What about water?
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2y ago
There's already the DHT that really removes the need of trackers in the first place.
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2y ago
NAT traversal with STUN and UDP hole punching, yeah. But the idea is to use IRC for the rendezvous since they're everywhere and the payload is quite literally just external IP:PORT.
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2y ago
Samsung S10+, 60FPS although I'm not sure what I'm supposed to look at.
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2y ago
I'm working on a serverless VPN that works without relay even for those behind symmetric NAT (most of the time). I'm not aware that it exists at the moment and would love to be proven wrong.
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2y ago
You could do gaussian splat on the diorama picture and you can have pretty good dynamic camera movements where the player could walk around
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2y ago
I got 404
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2y ago
TIL about Ichiban Prolog. Would you say the integration in your project was trivial?
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2y ago
ClamAV is open source
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2y ago
Isn't this a tar file?
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2y ago
A whale isn't that tall, considering it doesn't stand on legs.
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2y ago
Official government login system is secured by Let's Encrypt?
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2y ago
Love the cute writing style it's actually more fun to read compare to boring textbooks
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2y ago
Given the history of airlines I'm not quite sure if you're joking or not. Sounds plausible ngl
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2y ago
Basically GAN but for LLMs? Neat
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2y ago
IPFS is still going strong with the file sharing.
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2y ago
In my team we actually had to do performance test every time we update our libraries, and never auto update.
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2y ago
I mean look at this very website. It has none of that.
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2y ago
I'm sorry but honestly I don't trust your solution simply based on how horribly slow the website even scrolls on my device.
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2y ago
In Japan I think there are laws mandating barrier free access, which include having free toilet, including for wheelchair users, diaper change, and ostomate support
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2y ago
That's quite a wild guess.
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2y ago
This. Physics is a field of science, unlike math. They're dealing with models that keep on changing. Newton's model of F=ma is generally close enough for most things, but breaks near the speed of light. Following the model solely
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