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by aeontech 5y ago
This is really cool, and probably deserves its own HN submission :)
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by aeontech 5y ago
I don’t even know Elixir at this point, but I have to say I _love_ the example list in the README! So nice!
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by aeontech 5y ago
Wow, I seem to have struck quite a nerve there. I have no doubt that Wikipedia has to deal with a flood of trolls and vandals, that that is a tremendous amount of work, and that the editors are doing their utmost to follow the standards def
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by aeontech 5y ago
Unfortunately deletionists have won, at least in my limited experience, and Wikipedia subjectively feels now to be largely a kingdom of those who find it more satisfying/easier to delete information than to create. It's a quite di
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by aeontech 5y ago
The "Ruby for eBook Publishing" link [1] on front page reminded me of this amazing project. [1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28594863 Previously discussed in 2019 at https://news.ycombinator.co
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Pollen: The Book Is a Program(docs.racket-lang.org)
2 points by aeontech 5y ago|1 comments
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by aeontech 5y ago
As of spring 2021 they actually opened up the Find My spec for third party manufacturers [1] - that’s how those electronic bikes and headphones can have built-in Find My tracking now. [1]: https://developer.apple.com/find-my
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by aeontech 5y ago
If you want to under-engineer it instead, maybe this could just be a cron job? :)
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by aeontech 5y ago
Just a heads up that your domain (ghostworks.io) seems to have an expired SSL cert... (not relevant to your post, but figured you might like to know)
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by aeontech 5y ago
Check out MapKit JS: https://developer.apple.com/maps/web/
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by aeontech 5y ago
Wait, what intentional security vulnerabilities?
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by aeontech 5y ago
It's not exactly Logo, but I heard very good things about Snap! [1] from UC Berkeley as a teaching language. Some people think it's better than Scratch [2]. [1]: https://snap.berkeley.edu [2]: https://cseduc
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by aeontech 5y ago
Oh, and for a practical example of the second approach, check out this blog about how Shopify rewrote their rendering engine: https://shopify.engineering/how-shopify-reduced-storefront-r...
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by aeontech 5y ago
If you are logged in to your email on the device, whoever gains access can trivially reset most of your passwords though, so even if your password manager is locked, it only helps for passwords for things that don’t offer an email reset opt
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by aeontech 5y ago
Thank you, looks very interesting!
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by aeontech 5y ago
Postman supports dynamic variables for tests [1]. Of course nothing requires you to use postman, you could just as easily script this with just ruby and curb/httparty. The reason for this is that a lot of api endpoints support a large
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by aeontech 5y ago
Does anything similar exist in Python ecosystem?
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by aeontech 5y ago
You are right, but there are many many methods in any codebase that really are, for all intents and purposes, read-only - ie, get a bunch of data from data sources, stitch it together, and return a json blob. These tools would make me feel
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by aeontech 5y ago
Could match with a regex something along the lines of /^(?:https?\:\/\/)?[\w\-\.]+\.onion/
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by aeontech 5y ago
If the cop doesn't have a reader that can read this on his belt, he is not going to accept it anyway, just like they wouldn't accept a photo of an ID. They'd require the physical license. If he has a reader on his belt, you w
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by aeontech 5y ago
Does that mean you don't sign in to your email provider (or any websites) on your phone? Or that you only use the browser in private mode and close all tabs as soon as they are done? Just curious how you mitigate the danger of a third
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by aeontech 5y ago
As per the announcement, the prompt will show you what information specifically the reader is requesting, which implies that depending on the use case it will be configured to request only the information needed (if your local supermarket r
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by aeontech 5y ago
You might find electrolocation in fish interesting :) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electroreception
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by aeontech 5y ago
Sorry for semi-off-topic reply, but would be very interested in any other recommendations you may have, have been looking for high quality resources too.
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by aeontech 5y ago
> which will give it a bad reputation as a store and that will drive people away. Which will give it a bad reputation among the HN crowd and drive a tiny fraction of global user population away. The rest will happily grant the permission
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by aeontech 5y ago
Yeah, this is not a slide of recommendations; that’s describing the model assumptions illustrated by the charts. Essentially, it says “these charts don’t include modeling the impact of any additional mitigations aside from masking”; these c
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by aeontech 5y ago
Summary of what Arcan is, from https://arcan-fe.com/2018/05/31/revisiting-the-arcan-project... > Arcan is a curious blend of a streaming multimedia processor, game engine and display server with a novel de
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Arcan Pipeworld: Spreadsheet Dataflow Computing(arcan-fe.com)
7 points by aeontech 5y ago|1 comments
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by aeontech 5y ago
You're right, I hadn't checked the site recently and I thought the project were further along - I should've said "booting already" to be conservative.
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by aeontech 5y ago
Sure, it doesn't happen overnight. My point was to point out to parent that Apple is not explicitly trying to block other OS's from booting, and alternatives will become available as the systems mature.

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