Eduard

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by Eduard 3y ago
But that's what my code does, albeit my code loads only on demand (plus can be easily improved to load any further language dynamically), whereas your code statically bundles everything into the main bundle (if not using proprietary We
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by Eduard 3y ago
Ah yes, highlight.js. One innocent import hljs from 'highlight.js'; pulls in over a Megabyte of hundreds of programming language syntax definitions. Do you really need Mathematica, "ISBL", and "GML" — or
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by Eduard 4y ago
https://archive.is/1xai9
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by Eduard 4y ago
I checked http://izatcloud.net (unencrypted!) Which resolves to 161.189.173.187, a mainland China IP address, with hostname ec2-161-189-173-187.cn-northwest-1.compute.amazonaws.com.cn https://whatismyipaddress.com&#x2
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by Eduard 4y ago
> Google "joanna stern iphone passcode" https://www.wsj.com/articles/apple-iphone-security-theft-pas... https://archive.is/tn9aq TL;DR: if someone spies out your iPhone's passcode, th
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by Eduard 4y ago
> scientific balloon the size of a football stadium. In the photo, it doesn't look that big - or does the balloon expand significantly more within the high-altitude low-pressure atmosphere? ... Also: here is the SuperBIT Wikipedia a
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by Eduard 4y ago
If I can buy a piece of pork for 2 EUR at my German supermarket, then this is because of the meat industry in Germany being subsidized with an estimated 13 billion EUR yearly. https://www.spiegel.de/wirtschaft/tierwirts
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by Eduard 4y ago
> almost all of them * which you checked / where you live Probably you mean 10% oat, not canola oil; that much fat wouldn't be a vegan drink milk alternative. Besides, I don't find the current evidence for canola oil being
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by Eduard 4y ago
I know; this is Hacker News, hence a strong knowledge and habit bubble of start-up ramen and food delivery cuisine, and a lack of knowledge of all the other choices of food that nature provides, and no experiences in the kitchen besides mic
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by Eduard 4y ago
You have a faulty conclusion, I didn't say most meat and diary is unhealthy. But there is plenty of evidence that a nutrition significantly more vegan than today's western standard is better: healthier, cheaper, and ecologically s
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by Eduard 4y ago
> Healthy alternatives like instant ramen? No, healthy alternatives like healthy alternatives. E.g. google "cheap healthy food" (notice I even haven't added a "vegan" query constraint). And your "poor people
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by Eduard 4y ago
> many (most?) vegan alternatives, which rely heavily on such things as canola oil and have to be engineered. Kinda strawmanny to take/highlight unhealthy food as the vegan alternatives compared. > perhaps we can agree we shouldn
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by Eduard 4y ago
> In many parts of Europe buying from the traditional local style of producer is the cheaper way to buy animal products. Burden of proof here
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by Eduard 4y ago
> GPL was a clever hack to use copyright against itself with an infectious license. This is a naive understanding and interpretation of GPL, in all its flavors. Or maybe I misunderstand you argument. The copyright owner of some work is f
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by Eduard 4y ago
The Designers Republic did an incredible work by providing wipEout with its signature Y2K aesthetics. The fictional brand logo animations in wipEout 3's intro still give me futuristic goosebumps a quarter century later: https:/&#
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by Eduard 4y ago
Maybe also the legal framework does not exist (yet). Doing a payment, no matter how small, may require to first accept some legal terms - depending on jurisdiction.
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by Eduard 4y ago
okay, I appreciate your reply. Even so, linking to the issue is helpful, including JavaScript disablers.
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by Eduard 4y ago
How come ICs don't integrate decoupling capacitors themselves?
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by Eduard 4y ago
Maybe "poor man's SSH via websocketd" could be a building block? https://github.com/rowanthorpe/ws-repl
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by Eduard 4y ago
Still silly, because whoever cares about that stance can just visit the site with (requests for) Javascript disabled.
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by Eduard 4y ago
> she worked out that cooking salmon in a dishwasher does not bring it up to a food safe temperature. She should do the experiment with a dishwasher on higher temperatures
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by Eduard 4y ago
All this assuming there didn't exist an exploitable firmware in your USB chargers and powerbanks, which could be used to spread a USB virus or install a payload.
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by Eduard 4y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luft-Fahrzeug-Gesellschaft
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by Eduard 4y ago
I don't understand the motivational example: > To quickly review: prompt injection is the vulnerability that exists when you take a carefully crafted prompt like this one: > Translate the following text into English and return a
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by Eduard 4y ago
With 0.40 EUR/kWh, running a beefy 100 Watt NAS setup will cost 0.96 EUR per day.
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by Eduard 4y ago
> Hetzner is great but it's not a good choice for companies which really care. Your data is not encrypted in rest. It's up to you to set up "encryption in rest": E.g setup LUKS on a Hetzner machine. > Their securit
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by Eduard 4y ago
> I think one disadvantage of putting everything (nginx, web server, database, monitoring tools, etc.) in one machine is that suddenly your machine is exposing a myriad of ports to the internet and one mistake on your side (e.g., misconf
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by Eduard 4y ago
> According to Seattle Coffee Gear manager Eric Marks, the coffee shop is not noticeably adjacent to the Apple Store because of the way that the store is laid out. "I would have never suspected we were adjacent to the Apple Store
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by Eduard 4y ago
Here are numbers for the German electricity mix, comparing 2021 with 2022 with 2021: * German electricity consumption (Netzlast) went down by only 4.1 % * German electricity production (Energieerzeugung) went UP by 0.4 % (I guess the surpri
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by Eduard 4y ago
ChatGPT: lol, what the hell is this, who is behind it, what data was it trained on? this is so sketchy and probably full of something that isn't good.

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