TekMol

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by TekMol 2y ago
probably be an order of magnitude faster than the JS implementation What makes you think so?
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by TekMol 2y ago
I don't see WASM as a significant step forward. In fact, I question its purpose altogether. Before WASM you could already compile code from other languages into JavaScript. And have the same benefits as you have with WASM. The only ben
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by TekMol 2y ago
So if someone punched you, there is no ethical way to tell them that it is not ok and that you have the ability to counter?
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by TekMol 2y ago
True. That's a pretty mild "threat" though. I would say reminding someone that they might be involved in committing a breach of contract and what the indications of the breach are is reasonable. Otherwise, nobody could remind
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by TekMol 2y ago
More and more work being done by technology and people having more and more leisure time is a bad thing? Isn't the end result - all work being done by technology and all people having all of their time to spend on fun activities - a pr
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by TekMol 2y ago
I read through the whole post but did not see any threats of legal action by Mullenweg. Are there none and the title is false, or did I miss them?
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What I tried to express is how we will look back on this in the future. Demanding a ban of AI will look just as insane as it would be to demand a ban of the wheel, metal, electricity, machines, computers or the internet.
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by TekMol 2y ago
Ice delivery guy goes on strike. Demands ban of fridges.
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by TekMol 2y ago
Me: What do users think about Reviewradar? Reviewradar: User feedback on ReviewRadar varies, with many appreciating its functionality while some indicate areas that could use improvement. Here’s a detailed breakdown of sentiments based on u
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While there isn't ... clinical studies Wouldn't one do studies with a prototype before building a polished product, a website, YouTube videos etc?
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by TekMol 2y ago
What abuse? Your HN profile is public anyhow. All this does is show who put a city in their profile. You could find those via Google as well.
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by TekMol 2y ago
Sneaky title. Bread and water for everyone now apparently means Bread for our customers, water for everyone
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by TekMol 2y ago
So this was about ads for Instagram on YouTube, targeting people under 18? I am surprised that this is something that has to be kept secret. What is the main problem with it?
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by TekMol 2y ago
Do you mean a completely manual workflow where you copy dependencies into the vendor dir by hand and then they are part of your project? If so, you back them up with your project backups and they also go into your repos history? Otherwise,
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by TekMol 2y ago
That seems to be about isolation, not about dependency management, right? I use Docker containers for that. But my question was about dependency management.
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For a Python project, what are the pros/cons of 1: A setup.py that installs dependencies like this: pip install git+https://github.com/dependency/repo 2: Git submodules ?
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by TekMol 2y ago
I think it already did. I am an avid reader of Show HNs. And I remember many that became successful businesses. But not a single European one. All the "startups" that I see here in Europe are very classical businesses. They build
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by TekMol 2y ago
The way I read it is that: 1) The data is encrypted in a way that Mozilla can't encrypt it without the help of ISRG. 2) There is a way for ISRG to help Mozilla create aggregated data from the raw data without either of them being able
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by TekMol 2y ago
More infos about it: https://blog.mozilla.org/en/mozilla/privacy-preserving-attribution-for-advertising/ https://github.com/mozilla/explainers/tree/main/ppa-experime
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by TekMol 2y ago
Yes, updated the text. (In the first version, I asked who is involved in proxying the data)
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by TekMol 2y ago
The gist of it seems to be that Mozilla and ISRG now proxy the tracking data and give aggregated reports to advertisers. And that they handle the data in a way so that neither Mozilla nor ISRG alone can access the unaggregated data. From re
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by TekMol 2y ago
A page can deduce performance fluctuations. It just needs to do the same calculation multiple times and measure the times. The issue with the API is that it provides specifics about the CPU like "Apple M2 Max". If you give this in
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by TekMol 2y ago
The worker could still send the data back to the page via side-channels. For example by using up resources like the cpu, the gpu or ram in timed intervalls. The page would then probe for the performance fluctuations of these resources and d
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by TekMol 2y ago
Without containers, how do you prevent some dependency going rogue or bonkas and messing with files outside of the project directory?
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by TekMol 2y ago
As for the idea: Isn't IMDB a site where you look up who made a movie, who played in it etc? This seems more like a directory? I like the idea of a directory for micro-creators. As for the website: It feels a bit strange. Scrolling is
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by TekMol 2y ago
My world is really simple and I wonder if I am missing anything: 1: I develop and run Python projects in Docker containers. 2: Each Python project has a setup.py. 3: The setup.py installs dependencies from their git repos. What benefit woul
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by TekMol 2y ago
libera.chat
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by TekMol 2y ago
How does everyone here feel about IRC? The #startups channel is a great place to meet indie makers who build stuff and are interested in technology.
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Isn't "pay or consent" already illegal under the GDPR? It says Consent should not be regarded as freely given if the data subject has no genuine or free choice or is unable to refuse or withdraw consent wit
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by TekMol 2y ago
I made the account years ago so obviously I don't have the number or even know what that number is Can you elaborate? How is that obvious?

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