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by aequitas 8y ago
Reminds me of an old article about evolutionary circuit design. The computer was tasked with creating a osscilator using physical hardware. It created a really complex and unconventional design that no-one understood, but it worked, only no
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by aequitas 8y ago
It will not enable anything new as the RFID device would work just as fine outside your body as it does inside (arguably better outside due to no skin). All it adds is the convenience of never forgetting your tag/card. RFID juwelery is
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by aequitas 8y ago
Grok is implemented in other languages too. For example https://github.com/garyelephant/pygrok/ It makes developing and unit testing Logstash Grok patterns a lot quicker compared to spinning up a full Logstash in
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by aequitas 8y ago
I read somewhere we live closer in time to the t-rex than some other other dinosaurs (like the stegosaurus). Really got me thinking about how vastly longer the dinos have walked the earth.
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by aequitas 8y ago
For me, moving to the bay area would be a bigger problem than these kinds of interviews anyway. All interviews I have done the lasts years didn't involve code challenges.
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by aequitas 8y ago
Try pressing them in other situations and you might be surprised how often they work, Youtube player for example to pause, forward/rewind.
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by aequitas 8y ago
Look at how hard some of these creators are already struggling with getting enough patreons. How much do you think will survive in a hidden place? I'm not talking about the 1m channels that by now could just sign up with a publisher, b
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by aequitas 8y ago
We won't. A few might. You will get a few hidden places here and there. But nowhere near the amount of creators and consumers (not just you and me, but everyday internet users) a platform like YouTube combines. Because once such a pla
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by aequitas 8y ago
These procedures are mostly done by tattoo shops. From small RFID tags to matchbox sized electronics. It's just considered a form of piercing.
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by aequitas 8y ago
This guy is well known in the Netherlands. He became popular as positive energy guru with his catchphrase Tjsakka, somewhere at the end of the previous millennium. And is known as a entertainer and media attention seeker by almost all Dutch
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by aequitas 8y ago
There probably is but it will be built on top of Mac mini or Mac Pro farms as Apple does not allow virtualization of macOS on any hardware not carrying a Apple logo (I believe that is how it is actually stated in the terms even). So of it i
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by aequitas 8y ago
Of course it should not hinder the UX of copy pasting in the process. I probably hate that just as much as you. > I almost never want to use a number as a phone number. This is the 'what you want and what you need'. You don&#x2
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by aequitas 8y ago
The copy paste is bad indeed. But for me it was the first time I saw the difference between what I want and what I need in software. Apple was definitely to late with adding it to their iOS and has not been active enough in providing proper
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by aequitas 8y ago
Your right on that. I'm not trying to say copy paste doesn't have any uses. But a lot of people flock to copy paste as the first (and only) solution to every problem when more UX friendly and effective methods exist. But personall
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by aequitas 8y ago
> All the time I see a destination and I'm trying to figure out what closest cross street I should stop at Instead of zooming pinching try to click the street to drop a pin and you got the street name. Old abstractions (maps) on new
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by aequitas 8y ago
I believe there is also an etiquette that tells to put a knife down with the cutting side facing inwards towards your plate (ie: not towards your enemy sitting next to you). As otherwise it might be seen as a hostile gesture/provocatio
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by aequitas 8y ago
A ARM Macbook will, soon. That is what I'm reading from this story.
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by aequitas 8y ago
With more and more transition to cloud platforms this might be a short sleep. Though I still prefer a local environment for quick iterative development I often can't justify the time to spin up/manage a VM due to how quick I could
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by aequitas 8y ago
CPU arch. would be the least of the problems. They can do roughly the same trick they did with the PowerPC -> Intel switch years back. The problem is that you cannot just put a keyboard/mouse centric on a touch device. The entire UX
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by aequitas 8y ago
That was what first caught my eye as well, which would make it impossible. > The affected code must not only be released, it must be made available under the SSPL. But I think it should be interpreted that if you modify the code (mongodb
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by aequitas 8y ago
> "Service Source Code" means the Corresponding Source for the Program or the modified version, and the Corresponding Source for all programs that you use to make the Program or modified version available as a service, includin
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by aequitas 8y ago
Whats stopping that war from happening at any other time? If a attacker has the resources and carelessness to mount such an attack at a whim you should be prepared for it?
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by aequitas 8y ago
Obscurity is just another layer you add onto your security. As with all security methods, no one is perfect and its always a balance with usability. But with security at this level nowadays every added layer helps. Even if it is not even us
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by aequitas 8y ago
I often grumble at the lack of usability of the directory hierarchy. Even though I grew up with directories and the FHS. To often I know what file I want but have to navigate an entire filesystem. This is especially true for non native open
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by aequitas 8y ago
Javascript can be served dynamic as well, per user/connection specific even. So an attacker would have to investigate and counter each new version of the scripts. Even if this could be done automatic it greatly increases the cat/m
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by aequitas 8y ago
Sorry for the blunt answer but: just open your browsers dev tools and start debugging: https://developers.google.com/web/tools/chrome-devtools/netw... Determine if it is external factors (your connection&#x2F
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by aequitas 8y ago
Also interesting 'Practical Engineering' building a DIY watt scale: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ewQkE8t0xgQ
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by aequitas 8y ago
I discovered earlier this week that Keybase.io also offers pseudo monitoring by emailing me the proof on my website was no longer valid due to broken https.
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by aequitas 8y ago
There is a movie about a professor who is 14000 years old and tries to prove this to his colleagues. It's interesting in how something like this is so hard to verify, even if it was true. He even claims he could have been the inspirati
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by aequitas 8y ago
It is unreal how fast that privacy settings dialog disappears after clicking the acknowledge button. Normally these need a good half minute to infinity to stop blocking half you view.

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