Labo333

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   by Labo333 4y ago

   What about E2EE backups? https://www.reuters.com/article/us-apple-fbi-icloud-exclusiv...
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   by Labo333 4y ago

   The major drawback I encountered when building upon SQLite is concurrency of writes. I have a lot of worker processes writing new data. With SQLite, I was getting a lot of "Database locked" errors and ended up having to use pg.
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   by Labo333 4y ago

   How can collaboration without E2EE be considered "secure"? (I'm aware there is a plugin but E2EE is definitely not built-in)
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   by Labo333 4y ago

   I can appreciate the effort and think it is an amazing idea. However, why build that into Signal which is E2EE and use an API for the speech-to-text? It would be much more logical to do it with Messenger (for example by injecting JS with Ta
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   by Labo333 4y ago

   I understand that you do some kind of dot product (with two steps, Regev and GSW). However, it looks to me that those steps involve fixed dimension vectors. - How do you handle variable length data? Do you need to pad it? - What is the memo
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   by Labo333 4y ago

   Wow that's super cool! Thanks!
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   by Labo333 4y ago

   Thanks!
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   by Labo333 4y ago

   No! It's a Windows torrent. I run Windows apps with CrossOver. The torrent name was "Dungeon Siege - Legends of Aranna + Return to Arhok + Yesterhaven [USBGaming.org]". Piracy is of course not legal if you don't own the
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   by Labo333 4y ago

   Have you tried Half-Life: Alyx? VR is a real game-changer (pun intended)!
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    by Labo333 4y ago

    It runs quite well with CrossOver! So probably well with fine-tuned Wine settings as well :) I remember it was challenging to install because I tried to install with the 3 disks and it still didn't work after. However I found a torrent
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    by Labo333 4y ago

    Interesting! Any idea of how likely Github ips are to be blocked?
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    by Labo333 4y ago

    Good guide! The "Scraping XHR" [1] explains how to inspect network requests and reproduce them with Python. I actually built har2requests [2] to automate that process! [1]: https://scrapism.lav.io/scraping-xhr&#x2F
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    by Labo333 4y ago

    See a previous thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20392448
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    by Labo333 4y ago

    What is this doing on HN? The author probably paid bots to get on front page and get traffic for their ads...
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    by Labo333 4y ago

    Very nice! On the same note, I wrote a program to generate Python code (requests) from a HAR capture: https://github.com/louisabraham/har2requests I think using HAR captures is simpler for the end user than spawning mi
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    All aboard the Hype Train: How to maximise FOMO while raising VC (2020)(frontline.vc)

    1 points by Labo333 4y ago|0 comments
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    by Labo333 4y ago

    Could you add a setting to disable "autoskip"?
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    by Labo333 4y ago

    Anyone with common sense will read Nature or Science from sci-hub :)
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    by Labo333 5y ago

    Just sharing my personal experience there. During isolation I bought my first mechanical keyboard (a cheap Qisan Magicforce 68, that I wholeheartly recommend). I quickly learned to use it and still love it at home. A few months ago I bought
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    by Labo333 5y ago

    Can someone point me to a reference explaining what beta reduction is?
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    by Labo333 5y ago

    What I found to be the biggest problem with SQLite is concurrent write operations. WAL helps for concurrent read but not for concurrent write. On a moderate use case (< 20 write operations per s) I kept getting timeouts so I first devise
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    by Labo333 5y ago

    I think I can believe most but that part is really weird: > For protection against enemy divers, dolphins will swim up to the infiltrator, bump into them and place a buoy device on their back or a limb using their mouth. The buoy then dr
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    Show HN: Litter Boxed (Clone of NYT's Letter Boxed)(louisabraham.github.io)

    1 points by Labo333 5y ago|0 comments
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    by Labo333 5y ago

    Well, people also lost their sleep in 2021 over java (log4j)...
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    by Labo333 5y ago

    that looks very cool! I found https://gagarine.medium.com/use-sci-hub-with-zotero-as-a-fal... to get the pdf from sci-hub\ Thanks!
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    by Labo333 5y ago

    I tried Zotero and equivalent softwares (mendeley) a few times but never caught. My typical workflow involves a big gdoc that I can share with my advisor. I paste the title, year, author and number of citations (to know which articles are t
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    by Labo333 5y ago

    Interesting! It reminds me of the hash maps that are said to be amortized O(1) but can be O(n) for some sequences of operations in various languages like Python and JS: https://blog.toit.io/hash-maps-that-dont-hate-you-1a961
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    by Labo333 5y ago

    Nice concept! It made me realize this is the purpose of PINs for some apps (eg Signal)
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    Elite Overproduction(en.wikipedia.org)

    11 points by Labo333 5y ago|2 comments
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    by Labo333 5y ago

    What is worse is Prisma obscuring actual SQL queries with a query language that puts usability first and allows you to quickly build prototypes that just don't scale for n=1000.