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by blondin 4y ago
hahaha, let's go back to 1998 and use cookies and sessions for authentication. seriously, use time-based and hmac-based one time passwords. combine them with the user's email, which is a strong guarantee for identity and uniquenes
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by blondin 4y ago
very appealing syntax compared to lilypond. however, quite pricey personal license. so, sticking with lilypond for now.
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by blondin 4y ago
not in my opinion. they missed the mark by having other priorities, that's all.
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by blondin 4y ago
i dislike reactjs's way of building applications. it left a bad taste in my mouth and seeing it applied to 3D rendering makes me sad. but i do appreciate author for his previous work. especially the real time math in the browser stuff.
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by blondin 4y ago
i am more interested in that build your own redis in c/c++ book. hope there will be a hardcopy.
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by blondin 4y ago
> Can you give one (1) example of a web3 project (that doesn’t involve crypto) that you use/have contributed to/know anybody that uses? no i won't. that page is enough for you. who are you?
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by blondin 4y ago
yes, i can. from a simple search: https://sourceforge.net/software/web3/ it's a matter of understanding here. web3 is a set of technologies (decentralization, blockchains, etc.). once you understand that you
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by blondin 4y ago
many?! you think web3 is only about crypto?
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by blondin 4y ago
the fear is not warranted. current scams are crypto-related. not web3, which doesn't have money written all over it. these scammers follow the money. still curious how they will use AI or ML for scams. the example given does not convin
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by blondin 4y ago
still broken.
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by blondin 4y ago
up and running here. maybe it's a regional thing?
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by blondin 4y ago
what a fantastic piece of history! curious why there is no parallel with streaming music. streaming has changed music so much (for the worse in some cases) and yet, everyone seemed to have embraced it.
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by blondin 4y ago
umm, what makes you think that meeting people will solve your lack of interest? in any case, what about going to a conference? or joining a local group on meetup.com?
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by blondin 4y ago
folks, think for yourself. stop listening to the likes of Lex Fridman. they don't have anyone's interest in mind except their own, or their show. they are an entertainment persona. don't waste your life away thinking you are
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by blondin 4y ago
oh nice. how do you recover deleted records?
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by blondin 4y ago
godspeed friend :) and happy new year
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by blondin 4y ago
Japan has a similar law about defamation. it does not matter whether the defamatory statement is true or not. so long as one can show damage to one's reputation.
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by blondin 4y ago
i read on twitter that they released him. social media (and twitter in particular) has caused an absolute damage to public discourse about anything at all. i don't know that person and have zero interest in what he does. but reading hi
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by blondin 4y ago
not OP but... the trackpad sucks, it seldom works. the material feels cheap. the builtin speakers are a joke. the machine is very fast but the fan goes off like an airplane during compute-intensive tasks. the custom OS is annoying (but that
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by blondin 4y ago
send an expiring unique nonce token to their email address. when testing period is over you could implement another solution.
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by blondin 4y ago
hilarious! theguardian.com is confirming down statuses for twitter now. if they add more services, i may become a subscriber :)
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by blondin 4y ago
ebook reader.
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by blondin 4y ago
why is WSL considered a separate operating system in this survey?
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by blondin 4y ago
off-topic, but MDN needs to be a case study in how to write great documentation. it is such a delight to read their entries.
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by blondin 4y ago
> If we had better technology which eliminated the need for phone calls, this would have been fixed by now. but... we have better technology! > Checked bags are currently a disaster. Plan to not see your checked luggage for at least a
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by blondin 4y ago
page has zero information on what this is. a few clicks later, the nostr protocol claims not to be peer-to-peer, while it seems to be peer-to-peer. no centralized server, but relay clients? they go out of their way to base their definition
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by blondin 4y ago
this calls for an AI that recognizes pictures and categorizes them for us. what have we been solving all these captchas for? photos and pictures organization should be a solved problem.
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by blondin 4y ago
not sure if any openai people are reading this thread. but they need to figure out a way to add new content to the model. or have people submit their content. i got some answers that were not wrong but out of date.
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by blondin 4y ago
my bet is on chatbots replacing Google Search and other search engines. people will stop tolerating their shenanigans. i have, myself, seen what is possible. and i am not setting that bar low ever again. the other time, ChatGPT taught me, r
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by blondin 4y ago
many have already advised to read a lot, write a lot. allow me to add a 2022 piece of advice: ask ChatGPT to review what you write. or rewrite in the style you are trying to achieve. let us know how it goes :)

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