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by boneitis 6y ago
Not related to the rest of the thread, but this popped up the other week and, honestly to my shock, worked well on my Pi3. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24441112 You may or may not get some latency with video. Seemed
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by boneitis 6y ago
I'm speaking of the readability being not that bad. Accessibility arguments you're pushing here and elsewhere should have been brought up much earlier. I'm responding mainly to the "ridiculous!" outburst. (e: OK, no
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by boneitis 6y ago
I had considered both, as I think they considerably overlap (e: in this case, at least). In fact, if you want to want to completely isolate the two, I had mainly considered the UX-focused and visual aspect. Contending over the ultimate conv
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by boneitis 6y ago
I'm of the opinion that there is much overlap between them. If I can have that (the opinion that is, not the concession on your part), then I accept.
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by boneitis 6y ago
Well, I find it to pretty obviously be a self-expressive style, given the rest of its "form of writing itself (content and/or writing style) and/or visual aids (images)." I could be wrong. Oh, well. You might not have br
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by boneitis 6y ago
If the author otherwise (that is, first word capitalization issue aside) writes grammatically better than >99% of other internet writers, I submit that you can grant them this one shred of self-expressive style. Goes pretty well with the
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by boneitis 6y ago
They're not just "OK." Their coffee is phenomenal today (although I can't speak to relativity from its 20 years' past self). They have absolutely EXPLODED in number of locations in CA since acquisition though, so th
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by boneitis 6y ago
Oh, interesting! We certainly see eye to eye far more than I'd initially thought, regarding actual methods in practice. I generally like to label such actions as something more like "providing immediate/direct feedback"
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by boneitis 6y ago
Hmm. So, on the opposite end from the extremities of ostracism and abandonment, what are some ways that shame can be legitimately utilized in more minimal manner, in your view?
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by boneitis 6y ago
> there are legitimate instances where shame is deserved Can you elaborate?
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by boneitis 6y ago
The entire public library network is closed out where I'm at (save for curbside pickups). Another kneejerk thought also suggests that whatever few(?) that are open might take on increased traffic, at odds with distancing guidelines&#x2
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by boneitis 6y ago
It looks like you've already got the jist of this from the second and third link in a grandchild post. Anyway! For a bit of a hands-on view, there is a terrific cryptography coding exercise that explores this idea[0], and you take it a
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by boneitis 6y ago
They have said that orders for people who opted for the faster DHL shipping option had already shipped out 6/5 - 6/6 and would be given a tracking number and contacted by DHL, yet there are some of us who have still received nothi
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by boneitis 6y ago
Thank you. I was scouring the page in a frenzy and couldn't figure out it was tucked away in the Profile URL section. Managed to get my profile from 38 to "100% complete" in the process during my attempts to wipe out my dat
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by boneitis 6y ago
One more brainstorm, The provider can serve key escrow and still have the end-user application perform the encryption, which may or may not technically qualify. It certainly wouldn't fly without skepticism in a popular service/sta
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by boneitis 6y ago
You could, but you're dropping the qualification of end-to-end encryption. Brainstorms of a (mere) hobbyist: Some might reason that that yields additional hardening to traditional TLS-enabled webmail applications. On the other hand, th
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by boneitis 7y ago
> ...and that's just a price we agree to pay for privacy, security, and liberty. I think this is fine here, but I am compelled to point out and remind, given the amount of concurrence in the thread: In a more rigorous discussion, I
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by boneitis 7y ago
Of course. Pulled an all-nighter; I'll reach out later to the listed email. And you, as well. Cheers.
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by boneitis 7y ago
Hello, fellow native Sacramentan (and the many HNers here finding this post relatable). Addressing your items piecemeal might get things started in restoring some balance. Or, doing something more sweeping... who knows. Anyway, if I may sha
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by boneitis 7y ago
Oh! I should have known :) Thanks!
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by boneitis 7y ago
I couldn't track it down. Would you be able to relocate and link it? I'd love to see it, as someone who draws and colors all over printouts for reverse engineering challenges.
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by boneitis 7y ago
I particularly like how the article, given its length, was published at 9.15 AM.
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by boneitis 7y ago
To add on to sources of fascinating information... At least for me, I had tons of pedestrian questions, as I haven't taken a biology/chemistry course since high school. A search for virology on the youtoobs led me here: https:&#x
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by boneitis 7y ago
Location: Sacramento, California, United States Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python, Bash, Pentesting / Consulting Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/boneitis/ | http
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by boneitis 7y ago
Just to update, upon a little closer inspection: What it looks like is that updates are posted once a day to the news article, and later on the NYT pushes the previous day's data to the repo. So, afaict, there's a >1-2d delay f
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by boneitis 7y ago
Does anyone see where to find the latest data? Even this website posted is running off of the old data. The CSV dump from the NYT repo is out of date, although the heavy website and very fluffy news article from the data source has much fre
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by boneitis 7y ago
Location: Sacramento, California, United States Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python, Bash, Pentesting / Consulting Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/boneitis/ | http
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by boneitis 7y ago
More in this vein, it genuinely floors me that UML-like diagrams (used very loosely and without strictness) aren't more of a thing. There are so many walls of text out there going over a system's flow that could be expressed in ju
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by boneitis 7y ago
I don't know. I just tried to briefly check it out again. I'm sure I could be giving it a fairer chance. Clearly, millions of people are benefiting from this app. I'm just finding the features and interface very bombarding. A
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by boneitis 7y ago
From a different (but really probably the same) angle, this is the frustration I've had with Anki as well. I just want a "dumb" flashcard application that doesn't try to apply "smart" techniques/heuristics

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