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5y ago
I will put another monitor into the mix because it is the first of its kind and might interest some: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1621993-REG/lg_27ep95... It is a full 27" OLED panel for $$$ ($
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5y ago
I know very little about aerospace, but from a manufacturing perspective it seems like having a single part or unit that you need to manufacture and test would be simpler but I imagine that this offloads complexity to the flight control sof
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5y ago
I am confused at how people don’t see it Sneakers are physical NFTs – StockX, the largest market for trading sneakers, did $1.8b in GMV last year. OpenSea, the largest market for trading NFTs, did $3.4b. Sneakers and NFTs are both worth w
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5y ago
BitTorrent is so good and I am surprised that I don’t see it in more places Using a private key for mutations is a great idea. I believe it is similar to how BitTorrent Live (undocumented) was implemented, where new content was added to a m
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5y ago
Amazon and Apple do have a long and storied relationship, featuring both collusion and competition: 1. https://www.theverge.com/2020/7/30/21348108/apple-amazon-pri... 2. https://en.wikipedia.o
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5y ago
Much of that data is in these services, in some form, for billing Too bad that exposing it is likely too “niche” for them to prioritize
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5y ago
Apple enabled WebGL 2.0 by default as of iOS 15.0, and Apple was the company who proposed WebGPU to the W3C (which was its own news story because Apple started the debate over shader language)
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5y ago
Solar power itself is intermittent, yes. But it is not a risky investment – quite the opposite actually. You can buy panels and inverters with 25yr manufacturer warranties. Maintenance costs are low and predictable (cleaning panels, replaci
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5y ago
This project feels similar in spirit to Zig, which has robust compile time evaluation and reflection. The cool part about Zig is that it uses this ability (via the `comptime` keyword) to power it’s generic system, and not vice versa (lookin
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5y ago
Worker co-ops don't eliminate executive roles, though. They just make it so that executives serve at the pleasure of the members (and are usually elected in some form). Mondragon has a President, who was formerly a Vice President and M
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5y ago
The word “telemetry” can mean a lot more than “detailed usage data to inform design decisions” I’m talking extremely basic things, like, what are the most popular crashes in the app? Which did I introduce in the most recent version? Why is
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5y ago
Absolutely. There are steps that software can take to build this trust, though, like - Have a screen that shows all telemetry that is going to be or has been sent - Ask for permission to send any telemetry, or certain types of telemetry (i.
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I totally agree. Telemetry is invaluable to making software better. Transparency is key here. If projects explained the steps taken to anonymize the data (either provably using Differential Privacy, or approximated via some other means), I
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5y ago
That is a trade off in that you can no longer randomly access a single file without decompressing the entire stream. That is often desired for file archives. For use cases like genomics, though, reads from random offsets are common, hence t
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5y ago
T-Mobile switched from CGNAT to 464XLAT and an IPv6-only network something like 7 years ago … but I believe they heavily filter the traffic in said IPv6 network, so that the addresses are not reachable
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5y ago
I’m not sure why this is being downvoted I receive email on my domain, which means that it is the root of all of my security. If you steal my domain or tweak my DNS, you can get my email, and you can reset my passwords. I have some domains
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5y ago
There are a lot of little tidbits in the changelog. For example: “Interactive mode from the openssl program has been removed From now on, running it without arguments is equivalent to openssl help.” https://github.com/openss
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5y ago
You could pull those out and index them using generated columns, though. That can make things a lot easier on the application side, where the code just needs to insert the JSON blob
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5y ago
If you want to read a pretty good account of the atmosphere and attitude at the time, I highly recommend reading this book, if you can find a copy: http://talesofsfcacophony.com/ It goes into the origins of Burning Man, San
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5y ago
This makes a lot of sense to me through an efficiency lens. Facebook could spend a lot of money to get engineers beefy workstations, and then have each of these workstations clone the same repository and build the same index locally. Or, th
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5y ago
Yes! This is because web browsers use the platform text input stack Browsers are actually a great example of my favorite approach to cross-platform UI, because they sprinkle platform-native widgets throughout the canvas that they render, co
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5y ago
If Hotswap learns how to migrate from company/technology A for client B, they can save time when helping client C if they also need to migrate data from company/technology A
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5y ago
Does this use the text input stack provided by the platforms? Or is it parsing raw keyboard events? I only ask because if it doesn't use platform text input, that is a non-starter for mobile. It also would mean having to reimplement pl
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US investors are also a real issue, even if they fill their property with tenants
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The usual suspects – Lockheed Martin, Boeing, Raytheon, Northrop Grumman, etc. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Top_100_Contractors_of_the_U.S...
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5y ago
I'll take those five imaginary bucks because I don't believe a gift to an individual is considered charitable giving by the IRS, and would instead be subject to gift tax.
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I would just read the document explaining how this works (see "Matching-Database Setup"): https://www.apple.com/child-safety/pdf/CSAM_Detection_Techni... At no point is anyone besides Apple able to view
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My guess would be that the intent is to put a roadblock in the way of anyone trying to make an illegal secondary market.
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Usually the way it works is that _using_ the software is illegal, but distributing its source code is not. Code is covered by the first amendment in the US.
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5y ago
Yeah. I will say, though, I am happy that people are having the uncomfortable realization that they have very little control over what their iPhone does.
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