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by anamexis 3y ago
Right, but isn't this inherent in the hypothetical requirements here? Being able to query individual usernames for block status?
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by anamexis 3y ago
If you used a per-user list-wide salt, there wouldn't be any scaling issues. And the requirements themselves dictate that there's a small search space.
513.
by anamexis 3y ago
HN is written in Arc, an experimental lisp dialect created by Paul Graham. I believe it runs on a single instance? Not sure though. I believe pagination does turn on automatically at 500 comments.
514.
by anamexis 3y ago
Isn't that true of any implementation? You could always query every username.
515.
by anamexis 3y ago
It’s not homomorphic encryption, but publishing a list of salted hashes seems like it would fit those criteria.
516.
by anamexis 3y ago
Oh, huh. It certainly seems not. That is disappointing.
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by anamexis 3y ago
They're not cheap, but Scanpan makes great non-stick pans. PFAS-free, dishwashable, metal utensil safe. https://www.scanpan.com/haptiq-8-inch-fry-pan-40141-configur...
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by anamexis 3y ago
Nothing.
519.
by anamexis 3y ago
Attempting to live on regional trains would be pretty unpleasant
520.
by anamexis 3y ago
Sexual desire is pretty universally human, not personal.
521.
by anamexis 3y ago
Because any time you're doing fine-grained work with your cursor, you're looking at it. I'm not talking about games.
522.
by anamexis 3y ago
I don't think that's self-evident. If the eye tracking is really good, it could obviate the need for a mouse.
523.
by anamexis 3y ago
That's exactly what we were doing at a previous employer. It was called "Equitable Access" https://get.vitalsource.com/vitalsource-advantage/equitable-...
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by anamexis 3y ago
That's not a meaningful definition of a hash function, then. def hash(val): return 0
525.
by anamexis 3y ago
Electric cars don't transport energy, they transport people.
526.
by anamexis 3y ago
That doesn't invalidate the comparison to Typhoid Mary...
527.
by anamexis 3y ago
But not before ramping up development and production of GPUs.
528.
by anamexis 3y ago
Intent (mens rea) is a core part of what makes a crime a crime.
529.
by anamexis 3y ago
Why 2020 specifically?
530.
by anamexis 3y ago
Even given lots of datacenters, I would bet VCRs sold 3+ orders of magnitude more units. That’s a lot of room for economy of scale.
531.
by anamexis 3y ago
Are you asking if all humans take individual actions based on needs? I was clarifying that the OP was not suggesting grand collective action will take place to adapt to climate change.
532.
by anamexis 3y ago
I think you're agreeing. The adaptation won't be based on collective action, but individual necessity.
533.
by anamexis 3y ago
I believe a lot of the Push 2 stock will be given away to education. https://www.ableton.com/en/classroom/push/
534.
by anamexis 3y ago
Why would random 1 second snippets of audio from when photos were being taken be useful to advertisers?
535.
by anamexis 3y ago
Indeed - radon checks are a standard part of pre-purchase home inspections, because remediation can be quite expensive
536.
by anamexis 3y ago
Ok. Agreeing with some censorship does not mean you must agree with all censorship.
537.
by anamexis 3y ago
Yes you do. Agreeing with some moderation does not mean you must agree with all moderation.
538.
by anamexis 3y ago
Well luckily there’s an easy solution for that as well: letting it sit for awhile.
539.
by anamexis 3y ago
"Characterizing problems" reads to me like "discovering bugs," particularly given that he specifically mentions having lots of beta users.
540.
by anamexis 3y ago
I didn't see that suggested at all.

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