bo1024

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by bo1024 7mo ago
I thought the point of passkey security is that you don't have to send the private key around, it can stay on your device. Different passkey per device. Lose or destroy a device, delete that passkey and move on.
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by bo1024 7mo ago
I don't know, but arguably the OS version is better for privacy, as each app can just trust the signal sent by the OS instead of collecting a bunch of personal/biometric data.
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by bo1024 7mo ago
The easiest way to read it is "there exists a function h in O(1) such that f(x) <= g(x) + h(x)." I think first we should teach "f in O(g)" notation, then teach the above, then observe that a special case of the above
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by bo1024 7mo ago
> But people do and it is reportedly fairly easy so the majority of people are on Bluesky's layers while all is well. The post discusses why, when all is not well, it will be too late.
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by bo1024 7mo ago
None of the author’s blog post or actions indicate any level of concern for genuinely supporting or improving open source software.
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by bo1024 7mo ago
Thanks! I read it.
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by bo1024 7mo ago
Looks like a good video based on the overview. But like many here I’d prefer a text option.
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by bo1024 7mo ago
What is the smallest phone that Graphene will run on? I would love to switch but these massive pixel phones are a no go for me.
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by bo1024 8mo ago
No, it’s not fully threaded like those examples (or HN). In a particular discussion, you can’t reply to a post in the middle and have your reply branch off from the main discussion.
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by bo1024 8mo ago
Thank you! I'd like to convince other parts of my organization to move to Zulip, this will help.
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by bo1024 8mo ago
What’s the state of accessibility on Zulip? (Thanks for making Zulip, I love it)
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by bo1024 8mo ago
Slack has basically one main hierarchy level (messages are grouped into channels) while Zulip has two, streams and topics. So you can create a stream for each project (say) and create a different topic for any given point that needs discuss
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by bo1024 8mo ago
The answer to any question of the form "why is something the way it is?" is always "historical reasons".
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by bo1024 8mo ago
Are you describing how sports gambling odds are set? Prediction markets Polymarket and Kalshi do not function the way you describe, at least, not yet.
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by bo1024 9mo ago
Same question. I wonder if they use ML to try to classify a chat as health information and not add it to their training data in that case. I also wonder what the word "foundational" is supposed to mean here.
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by bo1024 9mo ago
It’s an issue, but a small part of it. The funding cuts and immigration barriers have already laid foundations for a massive harm to the US’s edge in research and education.
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by bo1024 9mo ago
The Internet is a computer network used to transmit information (as packets). One system built on the Internet is the World Wide Web, which is just webpages served with the http/https protocol. Other protocols that route over the Inter
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by bo1024 9mo ago
The broad use of discord is so frustrating, how can people find information by searching when it is locked behind registration and not indexed?
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by bo1024 9mo ago
That would be cool, but they probably only get rights to sell the games, not full ownership of all rights.
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by bo1024 9mo ago
Nice! I'd imagine that defining a cut as simply a partition of the vertices (rather than a subset of edges) may simplify things slightly.
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by bo1024 9mo ago
Is this essay from 2011?
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by bo1024 10mo ago
You mean a display engine that works like an HTML renderer, except starting from TeX source instead of HTML source? I think you could get something that mostly works, but it would be a pain and at the end you wouldn't have CSS or javas
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by bo1024 10mo ago
Cloudflare hosts websites for free?
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by bo1024 10mo ago
I think the point is that this study suggests a causal relationship (having leadership power enables one to make more money), which is stronger than just correlation (being in leadership positions correlated with making more money).
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by bo1024 10mo ago
Yes, and the term didn't exist 30 years ago. It's a relatively recent thing, but very widespread now. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hospital_medicine
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by bo1024 10mo ago
As you see later, it uses cat to dump the contents of a file it’s not allowed to open itself.
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by bo1024 10mo ago
This is great for a “capstone project” at the end of a degree. But along the way, you have to master sub tasks and small skills in order to build on them later to accomplish lofty goals. So you need to learn the basics first. But AI is real
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by bo1024 10mo ago
This makes some sense, but my first question would be how do you define a clear, fair grading rubric? Second, this sounds like it could work for checking who is smart, but can it motivate students to put in work to learn the material?
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by bo1024 10mo ago
Port and starboard I guess car people use “driver side” and passenger side”, but the same car might be sold in mirror image versions
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by bo1024 10mo ago
I wasn't picturing collecting payments from visitors (presumably with cryptocurrency), but instead just asking visitors to burn energy. It would be socially better to collect payments, but we can't assume every visitor is set up w

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