KirillPanov

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by KirillPanov 6y ago
> Did they really expect that the behaviour of the very small would be exactly like that of everyday macroscopic objects? I expect a theory predicting otherwise to bear the burden of demarcating exactly where the boundary between "m
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by KirillPanov 6y ago
Heh. Yeah I have no idea why everybody who isn't doing HFT hasn't decided to stop letting these guys rip them off and moved to investor sex change er, sorry, put the spaces in the wrong place there, I meant: inve
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by KirillPanov 6y ago
At HF bitrates they can use a one-time pad. The only unbreakable cipher. A single hard drive shipped (or hand-delivered) to each transmitter location ought to last a decade.
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by KirillPanov 6y ago
It's not surprising because IPv6 completely ignored transition planning: https://cr.yp.to/djbdns/ipv6mess.html Twenty years later, it still hasn't displaced IPv4. IPv6 was designed by a bunch of telephone-co
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by KirillPanov 6y ago
> If ever there was a match made in heaven I think SIP+RTP over QUIC might be a contender for that title. No more NAT traversal wackiness caused by needing both a TCP connection and a UDP connection. I still can't figure out w
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by KirillPanov 6y ago
Well, it's not like Sacramento has a Ganges River...
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by KirillPanov 6y ago
Suggest retitle: guy who agreed to a half-million-dollar cash transaction, with people he met on the internet, in their car, got mugged.
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by KirillPanov 6y ago
This kind of intolerance is disgusting to me.
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by KirillPanov 6y ago
We’ve determined that you are not eligible to use Facebook. For safety and security reasons, we can’t give you any additional information as to why your account was disabled. As someone who has never had a facebook account, I am more conf
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by KirillPanov 6y ago
No, it's no different than the capacitor in that respect. Capacitance is dq/dV. A (fixed) capacitor has a constant capacitance C just like a fixed memristor has a constant memristance M. Both M and C can be used in differential
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by KirillPanov 6y ago
He'll be released to some kind of house arrest (or whatever the UK equivalent is), and be found dead the next day. It will be ruled a suicide.
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by KirillPanov 6y ago
Would be nice if editors displayed lines longer than the terminal width wrapped (like notepad/textpad/etc do for prose) but with the programming-language-appropriate indentation.
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by KirillPanov 6y ago
Please don't link to twitter when other sources are available. In this case: https://www.theguardian.com/media/2021/jan/04/julian-assange... Reading twitter makes my eyes bleed.
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by KirillPanov 6y ago
> ... still wouldn't be a walkable neighborhood You clearly have not seen some of the highway interchanges in Olympia, WA. They aren't just neighborhoods, they're whole towns. Of tents. Walkable, but surely not safe. ;)
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by KirillPanov 6y ago
> “Walkable” has never meant “has sidewalks.” Nonsense. Interstate Highway 90 is quite unwalkable due to its lack of sidewalks.
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by KirillPanov 6y ago
> safe, walkable urban "Walkable" is an incredibly loaded term. It has evolved to mean "convenient" rather than "has sidewalks". Struggling creatives don't usually live in neighborhoods that are safe o
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by KirillPanov 6y ago
A better test ad would be something that looks like an obscure website failure/error message, like "404 Ad Not Found 18afe4481". Or even just a copy of the placeholder image $POPULAR_BROWSER uses when an <img> link is b
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by KirillPanov 6y ago
Agency and independence are priceless to some people, myself included.
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by KirillPanov 6y ago
You don't seem to have read my top-level comment before replying to it. Particularly the third paragraph.
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by KirillPanov 6y ago
If you were able to sign it with your own modifications it wasn't DocuSign's wildly popular "take it or leave it" mode.
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by KirillPanov 6y ago
Unlike regular debit cards, the Eagle Cash is managed on-base, using batch processing which ensures that the cards remained useful even when connections to banks and credit unions State-side are severed. This is really the whole point, bu
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by KirillPanov 6y ago
The card chips are issued by a trusted central authority and (supposedly) tamperproof. You can't "run EagleCash" on your laptop; it only runs on card chips issued by the military.
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by KirillPanov 6y ago
This is all kind of moot because of how popular DocuSign has become. You get no opportunity to redline anything -- unless the signature-requestor decides to grant you that permission, which they basically never do, because DocuSign has beco
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by KirillPanov 6y ago
Same here but with Home Depot instead. They're pretty good at filtering out the absolute junk, because having customers return products is really expensive for brick+mortar retailers.
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by KirillPanov 6y ago
I've totally noticed this. I bought two Delta Lt Zip microfleeces from them in 2018. They were expensive (over $100 each) but incredibly high quality, fit me like a glove, still wearable today after umpteen washes. In early 2020 I ord
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by KirillPanov 6y ago
> Look at a company like Anker. Same with "gl.inet" (weird name, yes). They operate in the most trashed-up market on earth: cheap internet-connected widgets. But I will buy from them every single time because all their product
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by KirillPanov 6y ago
That's okay. I use retailers way more often than I buy cables. Find a good retailer and you can buy several products from them over time, not just one.
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by KirillPanov 6y ago
For the most part they accomplish the same goals, but in very different ways. Linear types have a simpler mathematical underpinning and are much easier to prove things about. However they are notoriously difficult to use for actual program
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by KirillPanov 6y ago
It sounds good to people who are (a) in the larger group and (b) not in the small group and (c) shortsighted. People seem to be getting increasingly shortsighted these days.