Reisen

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by Reisen 5mo ago
Wait so the engineers doing novel work are ousted; you fire the engineer that had the skill set to produce the work in the first place? Surely this is creating a Stasi-like neighbour snitching environment with chilling effect where the bett
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by Reisen 2y ago
I agree with the principle here wholeheartedly. One addendum though is I think this isn't quite the same as the mud puddle test. The idea behind the mud puddle test is if you've forgotten everything, but then manage to recover you
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by Reisen 3y ago
This is something I have been wanting for nearly a decade. A lot of writing software isn't just implementing your logic and abstractions but actively thinking about how to organize code to the constraints of the filesystem. Having to a
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by Reisen 3y ago
It's worth considering that spying on DNS is a tremendous privacy leak, much more than "the most they can do" implies. An aware user might configure their system with DoH and use a privacy respecting DNS provider but for many
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by Reisen 3y ago
I hadn't! I just gave it a shot and it seems sadly it suffers from the same problem. If I try and reply to an email received via SimpleLogin, it leaks my real email address (no option to reply as the receiving address), protonmail-brid
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by Reisen 3y ago
Sure. I'm not sure what case you're trying to make. Lack of competition does not mean there is no place for criticism, if the service works for you by all means you should use them if that's the best decision for yourself. Th
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by Reisen 3y ago
At least last I checked they didn't have a protonmail-bridge equivalent for IMAP support, so you're locked into the web UI unfortunately. It might be that if you value privacy the best choice at the moment is actually to pick a no
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by Reisen 3y ago
I am a current user of Proton about to search for a solution to move away from this company, I am quite disappointed in my experience with them in general. 1) Their mail import tool reports wrong email set count and sizes leading to low con
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by Reisen 3y ago
This is a correct intuition yes. A program written in Cairo taking your balance (private) and a minimum collateral (public) and outputs a boolean for pass/fail, where the lender can only see "pass/fail" but trust the pro
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by Reisen 3y ago
Paranoia about untrusted hardware is absolutely warranted but just to try and convince you of what this is trying to do. Imagine you have a file that you have never shown anyone, and some untrusted host wants to convince you they also have
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by Reisen 7y ago
I use Keybase as a daily driver and I really love the platform, but almost every other chat client I use when switching from Keybase feels butter smooth in comparison. These tools look like a great addition, and the Stellar integration is s
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by Reisen 7y ago
It makes me so happy to see more rewrite based languages. Another one that is extremely cool that I almost never see brought up is [pure][1][2]. [1]: https://agraef.github.io/pure-lang/ [2]: https://github
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by Reisen 7y ago
I really appreciate comments like this for the quick time save they offer. Thank you for this comment, it was the most useful in this post for me.
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by Reisen 8y ago
This is amazing. I can't believe how stunning some of these level's look on what seems to be very little processing. If the "Statistic's" panel is right for example, the entire Shadow Temple in Ocarina of Time 3D is
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by Reisen 8y ago
There's some super exciting stuff in this release, but what caught my eye was this: > Aynchronous Request Handling (#17) > > In 0.5, Rocket will migrate to the latest asynchronous version of hyperand futures with compatibilit
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by Reisen 8y ago
Kind of a nice proof of his point! We're not used to the numbers, people would be far less likely to make the mistake with 1997.
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by Reisen 8y ago
One of the best intros to generational garbage collection is on chicken internals[1]. If you've ever wondered about GCs I thoroughly recommend giving the article a read, it's full of interesting asides as well. I think I would use