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by blep_ 4y ago
It is a fact that anxiety and depression are increasing , not decreasing , as the number of emoji in Unicode increases. Clearly we should ban emoji.
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by blep_ 4y ago
> Thunderbolt also gets access to the PCIe bus (and also by extension, DMA). I'm not sure what the security situation is there. There is support for having the user authorize the device before logically connecting it to the rest of
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by blep_ 4y ago
The M1 does seem pretty great. I wish I could get it in a non-Apple machine, because nothing else about that ecosystem appeals to me.
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What do you mean by "organization plans/charts"? I'm imagining someone drawing org charts for imaginary companies and selling them to... I don't know who the customers for that sort of thing would be.
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by blep_ 4y ago
But none of that is relevant if there is evidence that this specific person is innocent.
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by blep_ 4y ago
To add more anecdata, I have never been asked to sign such a thing. This may be specific to some subfields or locations?
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by blep_ 4y ago
I think the thing you're missing is that the spam countermeasure we're talking about relies on the sender's phone being locked down, not the recipient's. If spammers can get around this by just using non-locked-down ph
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by blep_ 4y ago
(You're talking to two different people and that quote wasn't from me. I would not go so far as to call myself an enthusiast, but I plan to use whatever life-extending things become available. IMO, nothing that currently exists is
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by blep_ 4y ago
Could the solution be "don't actually tie it to the journal"? Have the journal treat itself more as an implementation detail than as an end in itself; you didn't publish a paper in the Journal of Lasers, you just publish
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by blep_ 4y ago
I kind of did answer your original question, but to do so more directly: I enjoy making stuff. More time to make stuff would mean more enjoyment. Recently, I've been experiencing burnout that interferes with my ability to do this. It
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by blep_ 4y ago
That's one sort of life philosophy. There are others. If I had to point out exactly where I disagree with this, I'd say I don't view "doing a meaningful thing" as a thing you do once and then you're done with l
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by blep_ 4y ago
That's very fancy. Kind of reminds me of Nix, but without the weird custom language. Is this/will this be open source? I managed to find your github, but you don't link to it from your site, and I don't see this particul
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by blep_ 4y ago
Then stop making things web apps that don't need to be web apps. Wrap it in Electron, if you really must use that particular set of technologies.
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I'm curious now, can you expand on dark recall patterns?
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What are the data sources for this? I'm curious because it returns a lot of garbage for me with a few real results mixed in, and I want to know which things to throw more garbage at.
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by blep_ 4y ago
You seem to be saying two conflicting things: - FB needs to "get out of doing the same thing over and over", but also - FB tries to do new things and that's why they're doing poorly Do you view VR as not a new market for
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by blep_ 4y ago
> The only problem right now is buying the MobileCoin in the first place. That... seems like a necessary part of "get started"?
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by blep_ 4y ago
So change the monospace font in your browser .
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(I know almost nothing about guns and this comment is not advocating for any specific policy) > they need the casings which could also be restricted Are casings particularly hard to make? It seems like anyone with the tools and skills to
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by blep_ 4y ago
Yes, that's totally normal. Having the copyright is what gives them the ability to release it under an open source license.
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> Letting them give out verifiable credentials and asking Glassdoor to accept them as trusted credential issuer is the easy part here. Getting people to adopt your thing is the hard part. The rest is just PKI, we know how to do PKI.
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by blep_ 4y ago
No it wouldn't? You're confusing ZKPs with having identities tied to a real-world person.
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by blep_ 4y ago
That thing where you can't accelerate to the speed of light is obviously a hack around some glitch that happens when you do so.
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by blep_ 4y ago
A lot of companies feel that way, tbh. Capitalism encourages growth. It's considered weird to just stop building things when you've built everything you initially wanted to.
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by blep_ 4y ago
The yellow warning box on [1] is referring specifically to one flag, not to XHR generally.
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On the other end of the spectrum, some people at a past job took to calling interactive but self-contained pages "day spas".
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by blep_ 4y ago
I'm not sure what your point is, then. You want people to start theistic states while not believing in the theistic principles behind them?
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The problem with theistic societies is that they make absolutely no sense to an atheist. Surely you're not advocating for atheists to pretend to be theists to push their political views? (also many secular people are not libertarians
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It's messaging in the sense of message passing between processes. You put messages into it when you want them to be processed asynchronously. They go into queues based on attributes of the messages ("routing keys") matched ag
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The link text doesn't have to be the whole URL. <a href=" http://example.com/very-long-id?garbage-amount=2KB">J . Scienceperson, 2022</a> or the equivalent in your document format will do.

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