Legogris

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   by Legogris 7y ago

   Riget (aka The Kingdom) by Lars von Trier is a classic: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0108906/ (Stephen King later made a crappy Hollywood remake)
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   by Legogris 7y ago

   How about QBasic?
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   by Legogris 7y ago

   Strengthened protection for patient data.
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   by Legogris 7y ago

   IME lack of adoption is more due to lack of tooling and integration with popular languages and libraries. Also, the domains that have the most to benefit from SGX (heavily regulated ones like healthcare) tend to be very slow adopters of new
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   by Legogris 7y ago

   SGX is Intel's TEE (Trusted Execution Environment) platform, where an isolated memory address space (aka enclave) can host applications which give certain guarantees: * No outside code can gain access to any part of it - not even t
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   by Legogris 7y ago

   I'm not sure I follow. Maybe because I'm not familiar with U.S. rules.
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   by Legogris 7y ago

   > the public is entitled to every person's evidence. This is w.r.t once it is known to law enforcement and courts. But that's beside the point - I think they person you're replying to is not necessarily disagreeing with yo
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   by Legogris 7y ago

   > the British used "general warrants" as a tool of harassment – where a general warrant was essentially a slip of paper that deputized a group of soldiers to toss houses and confiscate goods on a whim I feel like there are a co
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   by Legogris 7y ago

   Ah, right, indeed. Related to the thread, I don't see how banning "#5 Live/work units of ground level retail and second and third story housing" makes any sense. These can be a game-changer for local town life.
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    by Legogris 7y ago

    > allow light commercial by right Is this a US-specific term? What does it mean? (Only really found https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Right_to_light )
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    by Legogris 7y ago

    > Said bans were put in place largely for racial reasons. Is this really true for all of them? I see in the thread that > Said bans were put in place largely for racial reasons. Some of the ones who are not NIMBYism or the above I can
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    by Legogris 7y ago

    No, it does not. Keybase does it pretty well. Signal is pretty close. Even the WhatsApp approach (require phone to be online, which is how it differs from Signal) is better than what Telegram has today (not even possible).
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    by Legogris 7y ago

    And, at least as importantly, multi-device end-to-end encryption. E2E conversations on Telegram are almost as rare as on FB Messenger, IME.
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    by Legogris 7y ago

    Yeah, I recall the Xbox being super popular to pick up for the sole purpose of repurposing into a media center (the main OS being the Linux distro Xbox Media Center (xbmc), today known as Kodi)
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    by Legogris 7y ago

    Where did you get that idea? Anything here should run fine on bare-metal.
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    by Legogris 7y ago

    A different comparison function would not make efficient QuickSort stable.
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    by Legogris 7y ago

    Thanks for sharing - I was previously pondering a bit how a generic graph pipe shell syntax would look - I might try this out myself soon :)
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    by Legogris 7y ago

    When was the last time you looked around at coworking spaces? The market has grown quite a bit, and this has made it easier to find reasonably priced alternatives. I don't remember the specifics off the top of my head, but I'm sur
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    by Legogris 7y ago

    What's your opinion on ENS? ( https://ens.domains/ )
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    by Legogris 7y ago

    Great work, and so great of you to open-source this - I really hope you keep it that way! Would be really cool to set this up and set the server up to do some proxy-hopping to make IP tracking more difficult as well, regardless of client de
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    by Legogris 7y ago

    I haven't experienced this - I don't suppose you're using uBlock origin or some similar ad/track blocker?
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    by Legogris 7y ago

    Companies != individuals. Companies do not (and should not, IMO) fall under the protection of discrimination.
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    by Legogris 7y ago

    I’ve had 3 logic board failures I can recall, 0 losses/thefts.
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    by Legogris 7y ago

    Only the ones you see trending in feeds.
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    by Legogris 7y ago

    Isn’t there? Academia, R&D divisions, early-stage small startups... Most greenfield projects require a prototype.
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    by Legogris 7y ago

    us-east1. Our cluster in europe-west1 seems unaffected.
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    by Legogris 7y ago

    This is pretty bad - on a regional cluster: $ kubectl get nodes The connection to the server XXX was refused - did you specify the right host or port? BigTable is also not responding for some time now. EDIT: This is us-east1. Responding aga
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    by Legogris 7y ago

    One great example of that was how in some later Sims game (2 or 3), one of the actions possible on a bonsai tree in the Swedish version is "Katrinplommon", translated from "prune" - unfortunately, prune as in a dried plu
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    by Legogris 7y ago

    Oversimplifying a bit here at the price of accuracy and completeness, but mainly arbitrage. Ceiling is easy; if the market price is > 1$, it is free money to create new CDPs and sell the DAI off for ETH on the market. If the ETH/USD
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    by Legogris 7y ago

    If you spent as much time reading and internalizing the whitepaper as you did arguing about it online you'd be there already. I know I'm being snarky, but you're coming of as trollier and trollier. This is not Reddit.