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by diego_sandoval 4y ago
> Using WiFi will probably add ~30-50ms of latency to your setup Uhm... What?
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by diego_sandoval 4y ago
Because otherwise you would be wasting a perfectly good number for no reason, which means you need to use more bits to do the same thing. To write 4 numbers (including zero) you only need two bits 0: 00 1: 01 2: 10 3: 11
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by diego_sandoval 4y ago
If running a webserver was as easy as ./nginx.bin and you could rest assured that there would be no library errors, then Docker wouldn't be as prevalent as it is. People go to ridiculous lengths just to avoid the shared l
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by diego_sandoval 4y ago
Makes me realize that it wasn't lack of opportunities or lack of mentorship that stopped me from achieving what I wanted when I was a teenager, it's just that I didn't want it bad enough.
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by diego_sandoval 4y ago
The burden of proof should fall on them to demonstrate that it wasn't exploited. Otherwise, the reasonable thing to do is to assume that it was exploited, because they have no evidence to show that it wasn't. The phrase is a psych
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by diego_sandoval 4y ago
We've gotten to the point of peak absurdity where 5.9" is considered "ultra-compact". I'm in the market for a new phone right now, and it's baffling how ridiculously big most phones are right now. I only use mi
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by diego_sandoval 4y ago
It doesn't sit well with me that law enforcement can just seize domains like that. In situations like these, is there anything you can do to reduce risk of your domain name being seized? Does it help to register them on ccTLDs of count
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by diego_sandoval 4y ago
I always look forward to reading Drew's blog posts and I suspect that there's more people that, like me, value Drew's work, but we mostly just shut up about it. The haters are always going to have a louder voice because hate
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by diego_sandoval 4y ago
If you want to be absolutely right, overthinking is necessary. If you want to be productive (while being 80% right), it isn't. I've spent my (short) life overthinking and being "right" about things, but I've noticed
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by diego_sandoval 4y ago
How can it be possible that Coming Back to Life by Pink Floyd is not in the list?
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by diego_sandoval 5y ago
> After a fashion, it was decided that sometimes our HTML is best rendered by JavaScript, running in a user's browser. While some would decry this new-found intimacy, the age of interactivity had begun. I didn't get the memo wh
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by diego_sandoval 5y ago
If it's worth stealing, then it's unlikely that they'd talk about it on the open Internet just to justify their security scheme to some skeptic commenter on HN.
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by diego_sandoval 5y ago
Let's assume that the stars don't go away when the repo is made private. There are a couple of options: - The users can still see all their stars and find the private repo, which makes it not private. - The users can't see al
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by diego_sandoval 5y ago
For anyone wanting to know how UEFI actually works, I always recommend this article: https://www.happyassassin.net/posts/2014/01/25/uefi-boot-how...
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by diego_sandoval 5y ago
My uneducated guess: If he had survived for a long time, we would have known that it worked. He didn't survive, so we didn't learn much. If we try with enough people who are as critical as him, eventually one could survive and we
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by diego_sandoval 5y ago
I grew up with dd/mm/yy, comma as decimal separators, dot as thousands separator, but: 1. The fact that I grew up with those formats holds little weight for me. At this point, most of the literature I read and content I consume do
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by diego_sandoval 5y ago
Maybe I'm dumb, but locales make no sense to me. Why should the country I'm in and the language that I'm currently speaking determine if I want periods or commas as thousands separators? Or if I want dates to be presented in
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by diego_sandoval 5y ago
There's an infinite number of straight lines that eventually lead to Mexico from any starting point, but (if I'm thinking straight) there's only a finite number of ways to not get to Mexico from a specific staring point.
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by diego_sandoval 5y ago
And his son, little Bobby Tables.
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by diego_sandoval 5y ago
Apparently, Ethereum is going to get rid of the proof-of-work chain history when it turns completely proof-of-stake. "The new chain is not going to hold information from what happened in the Ethereum chain before the merge" [1] [1
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by diego_sandoval 5y ago
This article reminded me that I had to report a data leak I found on an ecommerce website from my country some months ago, so I just did that. I reported it to a government agency responsible for cybersecurity in my country, which apparentl
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by diego_sandoval 5y ago
I would love if there was something like "Alpine Linux from scratch", i.e. using musl libc instead of glibc, busybox instead of GNU coreutils, etc.
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by diego_sandoval 5y ago
Apart from Blender, what tools/libraries should I learn to use to do this?