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by dataflow 10mo ago
Thanks for sending me down this rabbit hole, I wasn't aware of those details. Found a nice reading of this here: https://www.ditto.com/blog/cross-platform-p2p-wi-fi-how-the-...
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by dataflow 10mo ago
> The standard of proof for an accusation like that cannot be "you disagree with me". How is that the standard he's applying, though? Just reading his post, it's clearly "you're blatantly and repeatedly lyin
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by dataflow 10mo ago
> So there's a controversial feature added in C2y, named loops, that has spawned many a vociferous argument. (...it) is just a popularity contest Thankfully cryptography design isn't programming language design, what we have he
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by dataflow 10mo ago
> Just because a feature is standardized does not mean it gets implemented. This makes no sense. If you think it actually had a high chance of remaining unimplemented it anyway then why not just concede the point and take it out? It sure
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by dataflow 10mo ago
What exactly are you calling "rules-lawyering"? Is citing rules and pointing out their blatant violation "rules-lawyering"? If so, can you explain why it is better to avoid this, and what should be done instead? As an
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by dataflow 10mo ago
> standardizing a code point (literally a number) for a pure ML-KEM version of TLS is fine. TLS clients always get to choose what ciphersuites they support, and nothing forces you to use it. I think the whole point is that some people wo
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by dataflow 10mo ago
> One other factor which comes in to play, some people can't stand his communication style. When disagreed with, he tends to dig in his heels and write lengthly responses that question people's motives, like in this blog post a
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ASML allegedly offered to spy on China for the US(tomshardware.com)
10 points by dataflow 10mo ago|0 comments
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by dataflow 11mo ago
> It create an adhoc device-to-device wireless connection and the files are sent that way. So the two phones don't even need to be on wifi or be on the same network at all. Isn't that just Wi-Fi Direct? Which I understand estab
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by dataflow 11mo ago
What I want to know is under what circumstances Quick Share will send the files over the internet, and how exactly I can prevent that and force it to go solely over the local network. Nearby Share had the ability to control this, and it see
791.
by dataflow 11mo ago
You didn't answer my question at all. I understand whose money is involved, that had nothing to do with my point.
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by dataflow 11mo ago
I don't follow how this implies mandatory attendance makes sense in one case but not the other. If you believe lack of attendance is "wasting resources", then either you think the class isn't doing its part by teaching w
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by dataflow 11mo ago
I think it's worth pondering why you feel paying tuition enters the assessment of the situation. The justification would seem to stand on its own either way, right? Or would your opinion change if tuition was free?
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by dataflow 11mo ago
> in Java garbage collector actually speeds up memory management compared to C++ if you measure the throughput If I had a dollar for every time somebody repeated this without real-world benchmarks to back it up...
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by dataflow 11mo ago
Thank you!
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by dataflow 11mo ago
That makes sense, but I was trying to figure out something else: if there's someone in this situation I want to help, what (at minimum) could I expect to have to do to get them out of that situation?
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by dataflow 11mo ago
> its a tarpit and getting out of it without someone handing you a branch (and if you no longer have the strength to pull yourself out) then you’ll be stuck in it forever. From your perspective/experience, what would constitute the
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Why Is There a Sea in the Middle of California? [video](youtube.com)
1 points by dataflow 11mo ago|1 comments
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by dataflow 11mo ago
Thanks for linking, I didn't know this was already discussed on HN. Reading the comments, someone is saying it appeared this was deliberately kept off the front page? [1] [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4583167
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Why OpenAI went into crisis PR mode Thursday(cnn.com)
3 points by dataflow 11mo ago|3 comments
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by dataflow 11mo ago
> What happens when you don't pay the fine? Garnish your wages? Freeze your bank account? Put a lien on your house? I don't know, I've never been blessed with the urge to die on this hill. They sure as heck have a million
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by dataflow 11mo ago
> Systematic widespread slavery is obviously different from using the threat or application of violence to compel unpaid labor in smaller-scale scenarios, Eh? Violence? For refusing mandatory upkeep around your home and neighborhood? Are
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by dataflow 11mo ago
> Obviously the experience wouldn't rival one of a 19th century slave and nobody is making that claim. This was literally the comment: >> I do think that mandatory road duty is about as direct a violation of the purpose of t
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by dataflow 11mo ago
These look cool but support only up to 4TB capacity? That feels like a super silly limitation. Do they plan to release anything with higher capacity support? Or maybe these would unofficially work fine with 8TB etc.?
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by dataflow 11mo ago
> I do think that mandatory road duty is about as direct a violation of the purpose of the 13th Amendment as anything else the state could do. Let me make sure I'm getting this right. You're making a serious claim that if the s
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by dataflow 11mo ago
Do you have any reason to believe that amendment was ever intended to cover things like mandatory jury duty? Or are you advocating for reading the text verbatim with zero consideration of the context or history? That kind of reading impac
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Where is all the Oil Coming From? [video](youtube.com)
1 points by dataflow 11mo ago|0 comments
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by dataflow 11mo ago
You almost have to wonder whether the past decisions to avoid this were based on the merits of the situation, or just based on the default hate of Microsoft. If it had been called "-fgnu-extensions" instead, would it have taken th
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by dataflow 11mo ago
12th grade, not 12 years old.
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by dataflow 11mo ago
> rule of law generally prevails Not going to agree or disagree, but I just want to make sure you're claiming that while being fully aware of, say, the following: https://www.insidernj.com/the-abcs-of-pba-cards/

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