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12541.
by api 10y ago
The iOS app creates a VPN connection, yes, but it runs p2p. Same as Android. It's approved. We're just waiting on a DUNS number for ZeroTier, Inc. :P We also have experimented internally with network containers for iOS and Android
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by api 10y ago
(ZeroTier founder here.) We're working on better RPMs and DEBs and on getting into Debian itself and hopefully EPEL/Fedora. Right now the packages are minimal and not entirely correct (though they do work).
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by api 10y ago
(ZeroTier founder here.) iOS app is shipping next week. Approved by Apple, just waiting on a DUNS number (sigh).
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by api 10y ago
(ZeroTier founder here.) Turning off compression: noted. We also might permit a no-encryption mode for trusted backplane networks for data center SDN use in the future. There's no federation for the root servers yet . We have numerous
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by api 10y ago
Yes. Sort of. IPv4's address space is too small so it's a nasty hack people use to avoid conflicts. It doesn't hurt anything but if those blocks ever get advertised in BGP you have to renumber your network. Also keep in mind
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by api 10y ago
Communism, ostensibly about eradicating class, seems to end in wealth distributions that make ours look egalitarian. Maybe we need an experiment in a society explicitly founded on elitism. Would it turn into an egalitarian paradise?
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by api 10y ago
I've been told that the great firewall is actually more about protectionism than censorship. They know they can't really contain information, but they can block or degrade foreign services to favor their own. Of course this does s
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by api 10y ago
Same is true with music. There's a whole world of amazing music out there that never gets a second of radio play or mainstream exposure. Occasionally it shows up in movie and TV scores but that's as close as it gets. Same goes for
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by api 10y ago
This seems like it's just part of the general trend of abandoning dynamic libraries (or bundling them with each app, which is almost the same thing).
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by api 10y ago
I've abandoned ORMs everywhere. SQL is easy and abstraction layers tend to make easy things slightly easier but harder things much harder.
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by api 11y ago
Door locks without displays are fine. I agree that some method of entering a PIN would be good since right now the PIN goes via the potentially-compromised computer. But you have the bulk problem... it's a tough industrial design probl
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by api 11y ago
There's still this meme out there that anyone who thinks the government might be doing something nefarious is a "conspiracy theorist." People around here tend to want to be upper-class educated no-nonsense rational types of p
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by api 11y ago
I think a more accurate thing to say would be that California seems like the only place you find anything other than the Dale Carnegie school of business... at least to any significant degree. You do find that in California too, but that&#x
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by api 11y ago
Historically there was a school of thought in business where sales is everything and every other role is interchangeable and secondary. It's still very common on the east coast. All you need is a couple extroverted dominant personaliti
12555.
by api 11y ago
Sooooo many of these look so disturbingly like industrial process control... and this is on the HN front page... I think some people are gonna have a bad day.
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by api 11y ago
That's fascinating when coupled with the black swan of Trump and the near black swan of Sanders. Note the fact that dislike for elected candidates has been rising for quite some time. The general theme is that Americans are done with
12557.
by api 11y ago
While I can't vote for Trump, I definitely understand the sentiment. With the exception of a few large mostly coastal cities, the entire country has been in a low grade depression since 2001. Parts of the American interior are nearing
12558.
by api 11y ago
Does Thiel support Trump or is he just legally or contractually bound to cast a vote for him because he's a Republican party delegate? I smell click bait. Of course the real question is why Thiel would be a Republican delegate at all
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by api 11y ago
A wrecking ball must be larger than the structure it demolishes. Throwing Trump or Sanders at DC is like throwing a pebble at the Burj Khalifa. DC changes politicians more than politicians change DC.
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Someone is lying about electric cars on the Internet(dailykos.com)
70 points by api 11y ago|19 comments
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EncloseJS: compile JavaScript into native binaries(enclosejs.com)
22 points by api 11y ago|4 comments
12562.
by api 11y ago
It would be really awesome if you could provide a quick and easy way to test it. If this is really so small one possibility would be to port to run on one of the many JavaScript machine emulators like: http://bellard.org/jsl
12563.
by api 11y ago
What if it were liberal news? This is basically the filter bubble problem. All filters have biases whether they are human or algorithmic.
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by api 11y ago
I'm always a bit fascinated when what everyone knows is the next thing turns out not to be. RISC is a classic example. (ARM is light CISC compared to the sort of true minimal RISC I'm talking about.) GC is borderline but it feels
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by api 11y ago
According to my brother in law who lived there for 10 years this is how nearly all business is done in China. The variation is that you hope to get big enough to bribe or otherwise purchase influence.
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by api 11y ago
It's just a click bait title really.
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by api 11y ago
The same logic can be applied to your genetics and is a classic argument in favor of a welfare state.
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by api 11y ago
If interest rates rise all these buyers are fucked. Demand at those prices will crash.
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by api 11y ago
Same thing with reusable rockets. First it won't work, now it won't be economical. These are moribund industries where nothing has changed since the 60s. After a while they've come to believe that nothing can change. Lithium
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by api 11y ago
Sure it's creepy, but there's also something else I've been suspecting about all this surveillance for years: it doesn't really work. Moral, ethical, and political problems aside is mass surveillance snake oil? Is there

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