Perseids

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by Perseids 9mo ago
You misunderstand. The physicists are developing their own software to analyze their experimental data. They typically have little software development experience, but there is seldom someone more knowledgeable available to support them
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by Perseids 10mo ago
I wish non-conformity was more of a thing at points where it actually matters. Your product manager asks you to add invasive user tracking and surveillance? Push back and explain how this makes the world a worse place. Got a ticket to imple
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by Perseids 10mo ago
To cite and expand on lambdaone below [1]: > Clearly power capacity cost (scaling compressors/expanders and related kit) and energy storage cost (scaling gasbags and storage vessels) are decoupled from one another in this design Lam
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by Perseids 11mo ago
> But that's literally the question I'm asking. Where do you draw the line in a way that stops what we consider to be abuses, but doesn't stop what we think of as legitimate uses by journalists, academics, etc.? I think th
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by Perseids 1y ago
> If people moved to other providers, things would still go down, more likely than not it would be more downtime in aggregate, just spread out so you wouldn't notice as much. That is the point, though: Correlated outages are worse t
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370k Grok AI chats made public without user consent(9to5mac.com)
1 points by Perseids 1y ago|1 comments
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Complaint regarding a declaration of consensus to adopt a non-hybrid draft [pdf](cr.yp.to)
2 points by Perseids 1y ago|0 comments
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by Perseids 1y ago
> > Can one really speak of efficient markets > Yes, free markets and monopolies are not incompatible. How did you get from "efficient markets" to "free markets"? The first could be accepted as inherently value,
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by Perseids 1y ago
This feature actually existed (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTP/2_Server_Push ) but was deemed a failure unfortunately (see https://developer.chrome.com/blog/removing-push )
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by Perseids 2y ago
Could you be so kind to provide a link or reference? I'd like to read their reasoning. Given the novelty of e.g. Kyber, just relying on it alone seems bonkers.
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by Perseids 2y ago
> I'm personally pretty skeptical that the first round of PQC algorithms have no classically-exploitable holes I was of the impression that this was the majority opinion. Is there any serious party that doesn't advocate hybri
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by Perseids 2y ago
My intuition went for video compression artifact instead of AI modeling problem . There is even a moment directly before the cut that can be interpreted as the next key frame clearing up the face. To be honest, the whole video could have
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by Perseids 2y ago
For IoT devices, the upcoming regulations will probably include a stipulation that vendors need to specify a guaranteed support period for the devices. I would prefer the same kind of commitment and dependability for games to a simple badge
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by Perseids 2y ago
> it is stupid for anyone who knows how git or GitHub API works? You need to know how git works and GitHub's API. I would say I have a pretty good understanding about how (local) git works internally, but was deeply surprised abou
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by Perseids 2y ago
I'm sorry, but that is just elitist bullshit. First, even if we accept your implicit premise, that it is a training hurdle only, there is enormous value in accessible science, literature and education. In our connected society and in a
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by Perseids 2y ago
Market concentration is really the underlying problem. Microsoft should never have been allowed to buy GitHub. Microsoft Windows should have long been split into a separate company to Microsoft Office etc. If there wasn't this one giga
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by Perseids 2y ago
> At the end of the day it should only matter if Microsoft's practices are hurting consumers rather than their competitors. Focusing on short term repercussions for consumers has significantly hurt long term consumer interests and t
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by Perseids 2y ago
What you were probably thinking of is that 0% of the irrational numbers between 0 and 1 can be described by language as single entities. Or phrased differently: If you had a magic machine that could pick a random real number between 0 and 1
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by Perseids 2y ago
Given that the Artemis program is motivated by space settlement, I'm surprised nobody has referenced "A City On Mars" by Kelly and Zach Weinersmith (of https://www.smbc-comics.com/ acclaim) yet. I went into t
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by Perseids 2y ago
You probably have Find As You Type enabled? http://kb.mozillazine.org/Accessibility.typeaheadfind It's probably pretty rare nowadays, since it's off by default and rather hidden in the settings dialog ("Searc
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by Perseids 3y ago
I've tried it with a question which requires deeper expertise – "What is a good technique for device authentication in the context of IoT?" – and the Search mode is also worse than the Chat mode: - Search: https:/&#
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by Perseids 3y ago
> An app password is a 16-digit passcode that gives a less secure app or device permission to access your Google Account. App passwords can only be used with accounts that have 2-Step Verification turned on. [1] Isn't it funny, how
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Block cookie banners on Firefox(support.mozilla.org)
155 points by Perseids 3y ago|99 comments
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by Perseids 3y ago
It's fair to argue that point. If you need something like that, then this aspect of OIDC etc. is not a hack. But really really few people take a look at the question of how to integrate an external identity provider and then decide t
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by Perseids 3y ago
At everyone who can't imagine how life without a car could be possible: Watch this video! (The video linked in my parent post.) It really captures how different transportation and everyday life can be. As a whole, reading this biking t
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by Perseids 4y ago
Don't understand your parent comment as something insightful or with good information density. Its function is cultural. We need reminders from time to time that corporations default to evil if not left unchecked. We need rally points
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by Perseids 4y ago
Not criticizing you, your technical correction is valid, but the discussion is besides the point. "Encryption at rest" is basically meaningless for something like GitHub. Not being able to pull out a hard drive in a data center an
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by Perseids 4y ago
(Not your parent commenter.) > Which ones? Take Utimaco Security Server and you'll get 10k+ RSA signatures per seconds. Yes, you'll definitely need dozens of them, but you'll probably want several for high availability and
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by Perseids 4y ago
Thanks for your remarks and corrections. While what you say is correct, it doesn't apply to the problem Troy Hunt faced. What he needs is DDOS protection on his API. The request authentication Stripe provides is too complicated to be c
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by Perseids 4y ago
What I find bleak about the situation, is that it is a glaring design-fail, even though everyone involved should have the necessary expertise to do better. A callback from your payment provider should never go through a best-effort WAF. Ins

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