Jyaif

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by Jyaif 5y ago
Maybe they have already sold the exploit months ago to everybody that would buy it?
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by Jyaif 5y ago
> because it is the most expensive form of electricity generation today What a stupid statement.
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by Jyaif 5y ago
Switching from one search engine to a strictly inferior one will be a hard sell to customers, but going from one search engine to a superior one privacy wise but inferior one results wise is justifiable. So they could send users to Bing, bu
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by Jyaif 5y ago
In this case, the women allegedly played dead to avoid paying a 14000 euros judgment against her.
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by Jyaif 5y ago
In the entitlement they could whitelist the ports I'm allowed to use. Regarding the rest of the information, I'm not sure. Maybe they use it to judge whether it's OK to allow me to broadcast stuff.
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by Jyaif 5y ago
In my case, filing the form was not enough: they then asked me by email for more info (IP addresses and ports used, a description of the protocol, etc...). If you want to save a week of waiting, I suggest including all that info upfront in
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by Jyaif 5y ago
They stand to earn hundreds of millions more per year with Bing from this small UI change. Recent history has shown that there are no significant drawbacks to behaving this way, so from Microsoft's point of view it would be stupid not
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by Jyaif 5y ago
When I see this picture, I can't help but think that a drone strike on the palace at the right time would have gotten rid of a good chunk of the taliban leadership.
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by Jyaif 5y ago
To the people saying $15 is too much: SigmaOS is almost certainly targeting companies, not individual users. If this makes employees save 30 minutes per month, it's worth it for the company. Speaking of browser-related productivity, I
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by Jyaif 5y ago
Personally, all my usb-c chargers can charge/power any of my usb-c devices, which include Google Wifi, Pixel, Samsung buds, MacBook Pro, Nintendo Switch, Oculus Quest...
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by Jyaif 5y ago
Reminds me of Tom Murphy VII's compiler that generates executable that only contain text-friendly ASCII characters: http://tom7.org/abc/
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by Jyaif 5y ago
Software wise, I personally pay the premium for the keyboard shortcuts that work everywhere and for the decent terminal. Having the shortcuts being all over the place and near unusable in Linux is understandable as there's no coordinat
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by Jyaif 5y ago
Shifting from Lua to JS is not trivial! What JS engine did you use? And can you tell us a bit more about the choice of Java to create apps? Wasn't it frustrating for all the C++ coders in your team to use such a "slow" langua
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by Jyaif 5y ago
> that allows SQLite to read/write from IndexedDB in small blocks, just like it would a disk So it sounds like IndexedDB was the right abstraction all along.
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by Jyaif 5y ago
~23x speedup difference when compiling a file, very nice!
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by Jyaif 5y ago
the video addresses this: you are very unlikely of finding a case that does not converge by chance.
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by Jyaif 5y ago
Experts also said that having a computer beat a professional Go player was at least 10 years off. Be critical of what experts say.
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by Jyaif 5y ago
Epic certainly doesn't need Apple's API to make their engine and games.
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by Jyaif 5y ago
* They support many platforms (windows, Linux,macOS, android, iOS). * There are server side components (bookmark sync for instance) * They need infrastructure to run the tests, do the builds, handle the bug reports, etc... I don't know
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by Jyaif 5y ago
Just pointing out the obvious: If you rooted your phone you can do whatever you want with it, including installing any OS you want.
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by Jyaif 5y ago
Apparently this is due to this french association whose main goal is to sue the big tech companies. They've sued Google, Apple, Facebook, Amazon, and Microsoft: https://gafam.laquadrature.net/
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by Jyaif 5y ago
When a company uses unrelated facts to try to steer the opinion, it means they have nothing else to defend themselves with. It still makes financial sense for them to fight this ruling even if they have 0 basis for it: simply delaying the p
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by Jyaif 5y ago
Any of the big players could keep up if they wanted to, it's just that none of them have an incentive too. * MS cares a little bit about the web because they have a few web apps that are pushing the envelope, but they really don't
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by Jyaif 5y ago
> Since when did Apple delete your account because you didn't post enough statuses or photos of your kid on the Apple social network? Did that ever happened on Facebook? Anecdotally I have 2 FB accounts that I haven't posted to
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by Jyaif 5y ago
iOS is the OS of the device, and while it does include frameworks, it does not include apps like Apple Maps or Safari.
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by Jyaif 5y ago
> Facebook will delete your account without notice Yeah, same for your Google and Apple accounts. So what?
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by Jyaif 5y ago
The shooting of the movie ended months before the pandemic hit, and the negotiations regarding her salary had obviously been done before the shooting had even started.
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by Jyaif 5y ago
The linux "kernel" is 30 millions lines of code, with the majority of the lines being used for a zillion different drivers. So iOS is very unlikely to be "hundreds of millions of lines of C and C++".
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by Jyaif 5y ago
For god's sake, you don't need ML to optimize a path.
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by Jyaif 5y ago
I agree that floods in places where they haven't gone through centuries of natural selection of cities are not surprising. What's surprising is that floods also killed hundreds of people in the old continent.

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