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601.
by afiori 2y ago
Iterating either of f(x) = 3/(1/x + 1/110 + 1/90) g(x) = 1/(1/(3 x) + 1/(3 110) + 1/(3*90)) Seems to show that 100 is a stable attractor. So I will postulate without much evidence that if you link N^2
602.
by afiori 2y ago
I wonder about the effect of different wiring patterns. For example you can can combine N^2 resistors in N parallel strips of N resistors in serie. I expect that in this case the uncertainty would decrease
603.
by afiori 2y ago
Another interpretation is simply that you can only sharpen a knife so many times before there is no longer a knife at all
604.
by afiori 2y ago
I think you are missing the point, all fields should be exempt as this law should not exists, but those two fields are not very special terms of how much we should want them not to be exempt. It is not about arguing that only they should be
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by afiori 2y ago
If you include a hash/signatures of the js scripts in the store in the source of your app and only import maching sources does it still count as RCE? In a sense one could claim that the hash is a "compressed" version of the c
606.
by afiori 2y ago
I disagree, REST is still meaningfull even in the usual loosened sense, it still means that you are working with some kind of actions on resources
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by afiori 2y ago
> In some ways yes, in others no. For example it can be near impossible to see if a deprecated field in a REST API is still being used and by which clients it is being used. With GraphQL this is fairly simple. You should log deprecation
608.
by afiori 2y ago
> Just to turn off the possibility of table scans on that individual table in all environments I do not remember the name but there was a sorta pg-compatible database started a few years ago that intentionally did not support non-indexed
609.
by afiori 2y ago
To do that you need to guess or steal the API keys.
610.
by afiori 2y ago
That is because people want decentralized e2ee multi-device chats without manual key management, which afaik is not really possible
611.
by afiori 2y ago
Personally it is more about avoiding big relative errors: 1 month ago can be between 10 and 45 days ago (maybe, nobody knows how the rounding works). 8 months ago is less of problem
612.
by afiori 2y ago
If all the comments are 1 year ago then it is not very informative on the relative order
613.
by afiori 2y ago
Then show a detailed timestamp in a tooltip.
614.
by afiori 2y ago
> You need at least 45 million monthly active users and 7,5 billion of revenue for three years Minor nitpick that does not really changes the point but might provide context: these are the criteria to automatically be classified as gatek
615.
by afiori 2y ago
Not really, the expensive thing is wide roads and low density sprawl.
616.
by afiori 2y ago
The solution to this issue is that that crossing should not exist or should be a right-turn only crossing. This is also the perfect case for roundabout (one major artery and one or more low volume streets)
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by afiori 2y ago
Typescript has good reasons to default to Structural Typing as untagged union type are one of the most used types in typing js code and Nominal Typing does not really have a good equivalent for them.
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by afiori 2y ago
both can be true: The US is extremely aggresive in "protecting" internal interests internationally and lax at punishing its own for international crimes.
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by afiori 2y ago
Whatsapp being e2e is almost (but not entirely) worthless, it tells me that they are likely not training LLMs on my messages, but I have zero trust of their safety from client-side backdoors. The security of e2e cannot be higher than the se
620.
by afiori 2y ago
IIRC ads are only on public channels, where e2e does not make sense
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by afiori 2y ago
If the thing you want to do with the deleted data is mostly ad-hoc support queries (that is you are keeping the current workflow, not adding new UI and functionality for pervasive restores) then I feel like moving deleted entries to a new &
622.
by afiori 2y ago
These options are ways to preserve entities not histories. For example you might not care to record the 20 different names/birthdays a user changed but you might care to remember that the user existed.
623.
by afiori 2y ago
For video you might want to use the GPU, but for images this sounds like a good use case for Wasm
624.
by afiori 2y ago
I am not disputing this, I am just saying that leaving the argument implicit might be confusing.
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by afiori 2y ago
I agree with your point but as feedback on phrasing saying > Nuclear is orders of magnitude more safer than coal, and has been for 50+ years might cause some skepticism as Chernobyl was in 1986. I am not saying that it is false, but I am
626.
by afiori 3y ago
By this logic then almost every other country should ban US social media companies.
627.
by afiori 3y ago
Both I and the author agree with that, but it was not the point: > the impredictability of parallelism (both in ordering and in timing) forces the developer to add [...] dependency constraints The fact that it is possible to make a bench
628.
by afiori 3y ago
The article is not saying that Bevy does not parallelize but that the impredictability of parallelism (both in ordering and in timing) forces the developer to add enough dependency constraints that there is not much left to parallelize.
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by afiori 3y ago
I did not mean to disparage the DOM API, I intended to show that the DOM API was not (initially) designed as a Javascript API and was instead expressed in a language independent (but Java inspired) IDL. I would not surprise me if modern add
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by afiori 3y ago
The DOM API is not designed as a JavaScript API (at least originally). It was designed to be language independent and to be more natural for a language like Java rather than JavaScript. The reason for NodeList instead of Array is the same F

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