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by Quarrel 4y ago
Yep:  touch null ~  md5sum null d41d8cd98f00b204e9800998ecf8427e null
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by Quarrel 4y ago
Certainly I think we should ignore the trope that we've left that analog crap behind up and realise that those are just some of the giants whose shoulders we stand upon. Every generation has its challenges, but we can be greatful that
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by Quarrel 4y ago
The actual paper courtesy of HBS: https://www.hbs.edu/ris/Publication%20Files/The%20Bulletproo...
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by Quarrel 4y ago
"Sure, here's the screenshots I took of my wife violating her NDA, while handing them to me to post to HN." Like, sure it is hearsay, but what do you want from the guy? Most of us are sharing anecdotes that we hope we be help
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by Quarrel 4y ago
Compared to the mods for closed source game engines it is pretty trivial. Chromium is opensource, so the basis for straight forward binary modding are already there.
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by Quarrel 4y ago
> I'm wondering why Australia isn't considered democratic enough to have their GDP taken as correct. Australia is clearly shown in the "Free Countries" graph.
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by Quarrel 4y ago
This isn't true at all. He is well known for playing and exploring "AI lines" that have been introduced by computers. Here is the first interview I could find from a 10 second google: https://www.dw.com/en&#x2
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by Quarrel 4y ago
He does say, but: https://keepthescore.co/
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by Quarrel 4y ago
Yeah, the EU one can be quite an issue. Often the EU "principle" that is then enshrined in individual country's laws is fairly straight forward. However, you really need to understand the individual country and their regula
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by Quarrel 4y ago
Yet the references you give are super recent. I guess that highlights my point somewhat? This has been an issue since before Clinton (ie before my commercial experience) at the least.
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by Quarrel 4y ago
I've been a CTO at companies in various bits of the Anglosphere, and signed contracts in all of the bits (and some other places). I'm also married to an Anglosphere lawyer (which gives me lots more exposure than I might have guess
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by Quarrel 4y ago
While I think you're probably correct, re the branding they're after, it does dovel tail nicely with 3GPP. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/3GPP
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by Quarrel 4y ago
Dodgy stock brokers the world over make lots of money doing exactly this.
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by Quarrel 4y ago
Yep and unbridged the business presumably would have collapsed before the fire sale. It doesn't sound like the fire sale was where it went wrong.
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by Quarrel 4y ago
When I had to write a TCP stack in the 90s, you & Rich had a book ready for me! Thanks for that. :) He wrote lots of the great, practical, 90s references. Shame he left us so young.
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by Quarrel 4y ago
> The average car goes about 40 miles per day Is not what your link says, it says: > U.S. daily travel averages 11 billion miles a day — almost 40 miles per person per day Which is a different metric. Perhaps more pertinent is: > (
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by Quarrel 4y ago
Agreed. Also, where is the src for the original release of Fat Fritz 2? They released a cut down version which they then released partial src for, but irrespective, they still distributed GPL code so owe the recipients the full src. While I
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by Quarrel 4y ago
I pay for it too. The 300k is super easy to hit in a house with a few devices in it.
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by Quarrel 4y ago
> That is why nobody buys windows based laptops anymore and the macbook air is the best selling laptop A huge majority buy windows based laptops. Macbook Air's are the best selling laptop because of the fragmentation of the Windows
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by Quarrel 5y ago
Thanks for that. What a great thread supporting the choices that Linus & the core team made at the time, given the hindsight we now have. I'm not sure I would have agreed with Linus in '99 (and I was doing a Phd in the OS netw
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by Quarrel 5y ago
For those looking, it is: Joan Didion: The Center Will Not Hold https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joan_Didion:_The_Center_Will_N... 89% on RT. So pretty fkn good.
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by Quarrel 5y ago
FWIW, I didn't find writing a TCP stack any fun.. Standards are more a guidance. (or were, back then)
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by Quarrel 5y ago
It certainly is if we're looking at the rise in obesity and cvd. If it takes a long time to have an effect and is linked to many other comorbidities (as will be the case for obesity at least).
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by Quarrel 5y ago
There are quite a few chrome extensions that just fix the referer on medium, and work just fine. You can also trivially use your own version, as well as limit them to only medium.com. (Or use one of the more generic referer rewriters)
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by Quarrel 5y ago
In this case, I suspect that wasn't the concern. The UK currently replicates almost all the same provisions as the EU (because, it was part of the EU, and in leaving it was easier to just say, yes, we're keeping the rules the same
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by Quarrel 5y ago
If you're in London at least, Hyperoptic & G.Network. Literally don't even filter any of the sites on the high court orders. (I assume because they apply to specific corporations and they fly under the radar for now)
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by Quarrel 5y ago
Ok, so this is cool as fuck. I don't think much of the actually produced art, but the fact that you laid out your whole process makes this drool-worthy. Now it is just a challenge as to- can I do better? Great job.
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by Quarrel 5y ago
AML / CTF is enacted in the US through US laws (of course). But, they're a Basel Committee initiative, where legislation is broadly mirrored around countries that have 95% of world GDP: https://www.bis.org/list&#x2
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by Quarrel 5y ago
It's a conference. The presentations get published. Isn't this totally normal? I mean, sure it'd be totally blackhat to publish a brand new pdf exploit this way, but blackhat as a conference went way beyond those roots a long
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by Quarrel 5y ago
This is incredible, but some of the headlines of "amateur wins gold versus pros" are a little misleading. She was with a pro-team, she is the current Austrian time-trial champion and had devoted herself to making this happen over

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