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by cle 5y ago
I don’t think anyone disagrees with that.
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by cle 5y ago
There are lots of siblings explaining why “parse don’t validate”. But also, it’s not always wise to take this to an extreme. I’ve seen over the years many scenarios where dev teams were over-enthusiastic about this and parsed themselves int
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by cle 5y ago
An ordinary contract transferring ownership from owner i -> i+1 does not demonstrate that ownership was transferred from i-1 -> i.
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by cle 5y ago
Do you have more info on this? What's the specific mechanism used here? And do you have any links about the legal issues?
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by cle 5y ago
The author says exactly that at the end of the article: Its tempting to go “woah I just figured out how SpaceX lands their rockets!!”, but sadly, that’s not really true. Once you have generated a physically possible trajectory that gets you
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by cle 5y ago
Proof that the person who claims to be current owner, is the person that the previous owner transferred ownership to (I guess more specifically, proof that they hold the private key). And simultaneously, proof that owner n-1 is who owner n-
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by cle 5y ago
I assume by using the private key to sign a message. If the card holder doesn't also hold the NFT, they can't transfer the NFT to the buyer. My understanding is that NFTs are useful when the cost of preventing theft, forgeries, et
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by cle 5y ago
The card's ownership is public knowledge? Like, if the physical card is stolen or forged, then it's trivial to see that it's illegitimate. (Not an NFT expert, correct me if I'm wrong please.)
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by cle 5y ago
I looked at the full report too ( https://me2ba.org/school-mobile-apps-student-data-sharing-be... ) and I still can’t find what the actual apps are. Who are the worst offenders? How do I know if I’m affected?
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by cle 5y ago
Or that people who are good at processing structured text tend to use/like Haskell. (Not disagreeing with you, but the causal direction isn't immediately obvious to me.)
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by cle 5y ago
I helped at the very beginning before she had a CTO, built an alpha version that we tested with customers (which led to a very different product). This was while she was pregnant, we worked nights after we put our kid to bed, and I took som
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by cle 5y ago
Any technical advice about how to block yourself is beating around the bush IMO. Not only is it easy to bypass most of that stuff, but you'll be way better off learning how to deal with this psychological issue directly instead of tryi
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by cle 5y ago
As a counter example, my wife started a company when she was pregnant with our second child, and then raised millions of dollars in her first round when the child was a few months old. The company is still going strong and she is prepping t
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by cle 5y ago
I agree that GOPATH makes integration with other package managers much easier. However, this is a lost cause at this point. Go is removing GOPATH support in the next release (Go 1.17). See: https://blog.golang.org/go116-modu
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by cle 5y ago
> It is perhaps unfortunate that no design (sorry, “emergent” design) is the best practice that has replaced it. I can't really agree with this. I design and build very large scale systems. We don't use UML, but it's possi
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by cle 5y ago
And what do we do if someone has a large stake? Ignore their arguments? Should we do the same if they have no stake and are criticizing it? How much stake is enough, given a particular argument, to consider it on its own merits and not reje
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by cle 5y ago
You don't think there's value in open-source, decentralized financial infrastructure? (Disclosure: I hold no cryptocurrencies, nor have any financial stake in the industry)
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by cle 5y ago
You can write TF in Java. Most don't, for a good reason. Python is the first class citizen, everyone uses it, you can find help most easily for it, its data science ecosystem dwarves Java's, you'll have a hard time convincing
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by cle 5y ago
Yeah that's what I was referring to by "not anymore".
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by cle 5y ago
You wouldn't write a web frontend in Java (not anymore), you wouldn't write your Tensorflow code in Java, nor your kernel module or device driver. You still use the right tool for the job. Java is not always that. Also "right
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by cle 5y ago
Perhaps it has to do with dynamism? I find myself "debugging" way more in dynamic languages that emphasize interactive development. At that point, the line between running code and debugging gets pretty blurry, since "stoppin
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by cle 5y ago
Yes! It also lets the components be deployed and operated independently (also organizationally critical), you can enforce granular security boundaries between components, etc.
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by cle 5y ago
> As long as these states are mutually exclusive, it's far more elegant to add another enum value rather than new fields. In my experience these states are often not mutually exclusive. Boolean encoding is a superset of enum encodin
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by cle 5y ago
I'm not sure that comparison makes much sense, it's like saying that HTTP has no SLA. AFAIU, Filecoin miners are free to offer SLAs for storage, and clients are free to enter into deals only with miners who offer such SLAs.
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by cle 5y ago
S3 has no durability SLA, only an availability SLA. S3 also explicitly says it is not designed for 100% durability, but for a certian number of nines (99.999999999%).
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by cle 5y ago
As a business, you give up control for critical infrastructure to be managed by dedicated engineers who are experts in those areas, who can let you reuse their already-audited and compliance-certified infrastructure so that you don't h
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by cle 5y ago
Because the middle man does stuff for you like emergent OS patching, secure log handling, request routing, TLS termination and cert distribution, zonal redundancy and failover, access control, etc.
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by cle 5y ago
From what I can tell, that had nothing to do with AWS.
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by cle 5y ago
This is also from Hawley's website: > Example: Amazon cannot continue to operate an overwhelmingly dominant retail business and simultaneously own an enormous share of the cloud computing technology upon which the internet itself is
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by cle 5y ago
Even Emacs handles Java pretty well these days, with lsp-mode and jdt.ls (powered by...Eclipse). I've been using it for the past year and it works great.

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