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by baby 2y ago
As an employer I'll tell you what the problem is: there's too many universities and all of them have different UIs. I'm only reaching out to the professors I know and they'll figure out how to advertise the jobs to their
572.
by baby 2y ago
Get a pixel fold pro 9!
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by baby 2y ago
Have you seen folding phones?
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by baby 2y ago
I just got one and moved to Android after being an iPhone user for like 10 years. This is the biggest leap in smartphones IMO, the big screen on demand is such a huge feature
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by baby 2y ago
Or a folding phone? That would be huge
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by baby 2y ago
What people notice are the folding phones. People look at mine when I unfold it in the subway and I'm convinced that a folding phone user using their unfolded phone in public is going to be a massive marketing phenomena and convert a l
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by baby 2y ago
I just made the switch to Android last week following the release of the pixel fold 9 pro. I couldn't wait for Apple to release a fold, they took too much time, and every new iPhone just looks like the one from 5 years ago. I haven&#x2
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by baby 2y ago
You'd think they might have already bought in anticipation to avoid exactly this. Or OTC
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by baby 2y ago
If people are interested in trying ZKPs you can write programs in noname[1] in the noname playground[2] and have them compiled down to circuit and also prove/verify them. It's mostly a demo but the language is actively being devel
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by baby 2y ago
this is the example often cited as usecase for zkTLS protocols, which are protocols that use additional trust assumptions to notarize a connection you have with a TLS protected host, and then you can prove the notarization (i.e. a signature
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by baby 2y ago
Do managers focus on tactical goals? Or do the engineers do that? Managers are more like the glue of the system, they don’t really provide much value besides that.
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by baby 2y ago
Does your SJ example work? pg is talking about scaling your startup after initial success
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by baby 2y ago
The way I always explain it to newcomers now is to start from digital signatures. Digital signatures are useful, we all know that, now imagine if you could sign not only data, but also computation result. As in “I ran this code with these i
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by baby 2y ago
You’re seriously giving an 1985 event?
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by baby 2y ago
My immediate guess is that there’s more. The french secret service strikes me as much more “intelligent” than the US secret service (which I heard is mostly ran by mormons), so I would think this type of move is heavily calculated
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by baby 2y ago
And there was the socat backdoor
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by baby 2y ago
Can people list similar things for other tools? This would be useful from vscode to photoshop!
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by baby 2y ago
It’s interesting how opaque and non-transparent the US military is. From a glance it seemed like this is one of the reason Iraq was such a fuck up. The intel that nothing was working there wouldn’t make its way up the chain, nobody understo
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by baby 2y ago
I really hate how the current pattern is 1. Download seemingly cool app on iOS (free with potential payments) 2. Go through a 30min quizz 3. Required to subscribe for $150/year to start using the app It’s not free, it’s false advertisi
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by baby 2y ago
Had to do it at a company and thank god we fought against daily standups, but the constant retrospectives, the useless breaking down of tasks into subtasks and ranking how long it’ll take just for the benefit of the non technical manager an
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by baby 2y ago
I discovered it in the Twins BFT project and it seems very useful to simulate distributed systems
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SimPy is a process-based discrete-event simulation framework in Python(simpy.readthedocs.io)
11 points by baby 2y ago|3 comments
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by baby 2y ago
How France seems to communicate on this is that it's French people who are behind these
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by baby 2y ago
This is really sad. It seems like the main theory is that it's an inside job (France is doing it to itself, specifically people disgruntled by the government and by the Olympics). France has a HUGE culture of self-hate (although if you
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ZkNews: HN for Advanced Cryptography(news.zksecurity.xyz)
3 points by baby 2y ago|0 comments
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Joseph Stalin's Cult of Personality(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by baby 2y ago|0 comments
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by baby 2y ago
Meta does a good thing HN spends a day figuring out how it’s actually bad
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by baby 2y ago
> It is not desirable to have separate ethnic groups who "share the same language, culture and faith" distinct from the mainstream. How so? Short term or long term?
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Why I'm Writing a Book on Cryptography (2020)(cryptologie.net)
35 points by baby 2y ago|8 comments
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by baby 2y ago
My understanding was that noone really use these nowadays for networks as error codes are cheaper and you can just retransmit if there’s an error. But maybe RS is still used for storage memory? In any case it’s used massively in zero-knowle

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