dman

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by dman 5y ago
Excellent take!
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by dman 5y ago
Any comparisons with Scribble?
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by dman 5y ago
Which is why I have been very wary on why almost the entire industry has moved to biometrics. In a way its a cheap way of throwing the privacy gauntlet back to the user rather than standing up to governments.
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by dman 5y ago
The backups are an interesting thing that you bring up. The cynic in me cant help thinking that even as companies posture about being pro privacy, they do design features in a way where they can subvert privacy with plausible deniability. F
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by dman 5y ago
I wish Facebook was a lot more clear about what it shares and when. People need to be aware of what information exposure they have to digital platforms.
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by dman 5y ago
As a user I find this section very intriguing. ************************* "Can WhatsApp work with law enforcement without traceability? WhatsApp respects the important work law enforcement does to keep people safe. Our dedicated team re
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by dman 5y ago
Thank you!
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by dman 5y ago
Any pointers to any hardware / dev boards that one can run fuchsia on? I remember seeing Intel NUCs being used in the past, is there a recommended hardware configuration for developers now?
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by dman 5y ago
In a laptop?
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by dman 5y ago
Surprisingly tone deaf email.
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by dman 5y ago
Having much better autocomplete in the URL bar is what caused me to switch.
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by dman 5y ago
People do think about this all the time in C++ and it is very common to get code review comments about avoiding copies if you overlook such things.
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by dman 6y ago
Thank you!!
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by dman 6y ago
Any pointers to the wording of the law itself? I cant appear to find it on a govt website yet.
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by dman 6y ago
I came here expecting a critique of the DDD debugger :(
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by dman 6y ago
Why would the USPTO not rig things in favor of US companies by underpricing the value of patents from foreign companies?
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by dman 6y ago
Lot of insight in this comment. Thanks for writing it!
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by dman 6y ago
Maybe buying Arri and bringing them in house would be their play.
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by dman 6y ago
You will be surprised how far even a small amount of support goes in having your issues prioritized on future roadmaps and in attracting help from the community during pressing critical bug reports.
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by dman 6y ago
In financial markets I have seen SLA's where you will make people whole on the losses they incur due to downtime you inflict on them.
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by dman 6y ago
Sounds like a job for kubernetes
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by dman 6y ago
What are you using for the UI layer?
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by dman 6y ago
For things like string processing with messy data or data analysis with data I am seeing for the first time - I do find Python much faster than compiled languages - the interpreter really helps in poking at the data.
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by dman 6y ago
Not every program grows, or needs to run fast.
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by dman 6y ago
TBH - if your code is not speed sensitive you might as well write it in a slower language like Python which is more productive.
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by dman 6y ago
The one thing that worries me is that most places do not specify if you will get the same pictures back bit by bit that you stored there. My worst fear is that they will transcode them over time to save space. [This is not limited to Apple
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by dman 6y ago
Which language?
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by dman 6y ago
:)
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by dman 6y ago
How long before platforms start blocking websites using this logic? Or get rid of the web browser which suffers from this exact flaw? Disclaimer: Views expressed are my own and do not reflect my Employers position
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by dman 6y ago
They are the only cores you can buy right now with the SVE extensions - so not exactly equivalent too the phone cores.

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