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by dxhdr 4y ago
> 70% of security bugs are memory safety issues. That's a lot of real problems. Run your code in a WASM sandbox or on a GPU, problem solved.
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by dxhdr 4y ago
Now suppose your game runs in a WASM sandbox and re-run those scenarios. What do you gain from bounds checks? I'm not suggesting that shipping without bounds checks is wise or leads to a better product. However I do think with /s
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by dxhdr 4y ago
> I healed my eczema with red light (infrared heater) What type of infrared heater did you use?
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by dxhdr 4y ago
You're passing on $50k-100k per month of ad revenue from just basic banner ads... at least based on how RPMs were a few years ago. I respect that, definitely not the decision I'd make.
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by dxhdr 4y ago
> The real “myth” of calories in = calories out is that it’s possible to do it by feel. It takes a lot of work and math, like spreadsheet-level, to actually track calories in and out. So even though it is physically true as a concept, it
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by dxhdr 4y ago
> Using this as an example, are there more modern equivalent tools that may be a bit more user friendly? I appreciate make and I get its age and the complexity and all, it's just sometimes I need something that's simple and exp
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by dxhdr 4y ago
> I am not describing sterilizing immunity, I am saying that the original, and the most common understanding of what a vaccine is is "something that you take that makes you not get sick". The CDC changed the definition of vacci
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by dxhdr 4y ago
> Try to find any major research showing either diet has a significant health impact on either 1) non-overweight individuals who remain non-overweight; or 2) has a health impact after controlling for changes in weight/obesity/b
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by dxhdr 4y ago
Disagree; updating the DOM is incredibly slow and will kill your games performance.
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by dxhdr 4y ago
> How would you characterize the costs associated with wearing a mask most of the time when in public? I tried it for a year and it's dehumanizing. Not sure how you'd rate that vs the unknown chance of long covid but I've
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by dxhdr 4y ago
I'd rather be sick for 2 weeks than wear a mask every day. Surveying those around me I'd say 98% came to the same conclusion.
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by dxhdr 4y ago
> I don't really understand what the purpose of prisons is, and I don't think anyone else really does either. Some people can't function in society. What do you do with them?
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by dxhdr 4y ago
Article also states that the switch from C++ to Rust improves "low level optimized instruction sets, memory layout, and running async tasks." The first two are also strengths of C++, and for the third the article says that "R
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by dxhdr 4y ago
> do you use orgmode outside of emacs? Outside... of emacs? You leave emacs?
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by dxhdr 4y ago
Look at the Thinkpad T14 / T14s Gen 3. Doesn't have a high-res display though...
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by dxhdr 4y ago
Meanwhile RUB to USD is at its highest in nearly 5 years. Cutting Russia off from SWIFT has only strengthened their ties to India and China. Russia is still invading Ukraine, and now we're dealing with soaring food and energy prices at
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by dxhdr 4y ago
> The cost was about 20% (that is, 80% off) from a comparable jacket from Loro Piana, and using the exact same fabric, which a much better fit to boot. The first jacket I checked on the Loro Piana website cost $25k... wow.
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by dxhdr 4y ago
> Message-passing is way oversold and doesn't solve as many problems as people think. My experience with Erlang has been that it solves a great deal of concurrency problems and is way undersold.
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by dxhdr 4y ago
That doesn't invalidate what I said, although maybe I should have said "flat" instead of "fixed" to be more precise. You pay a flat fee per transaction with Bitcoin, you pay a percentage fee with Mastercard and Visa
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by dxhdr 4y ago
> If you think Mastercard and Visa fees are too high, fees are higher on Bitcoin. Mastercard and Visa charge a percentage (?!), Bitcoin is a fixed amount per transaction. Plus Bitcoin won't deny your ability to make a transaction.
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by dxhdr 4y ago
Cool thanks, that makes sense! In my head I was thinking the diff from 2 to 4 would be something like "x += 2, y += 5", and 3 to 6 would be "x += 3, y += 0"... which of course wouldn't be idempotent and wouldn'
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by dxhdr 4y ago
> The idea is that the diffs are idempotent and will take the client to the latest state, as long as we can trust the last ack value. So if it's a diff from 3 to 6, the client could apply that diff in tick 3, 4, 5 or 6, and the fina
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by dxhdr 4y ago
Good question, I bought a Dylos back in 2015 and can't remember how the other options stacked up when I researched it. I've been happy with the purchase and would recommend it if you're interested in watching air quality. It
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by dxhdr 4y ago
> Do they make a difference? Perhaps a placebo? A must have? Purchase an air quality monitor, something like the Dylos DC1100. Then run a HEPA filter in a closed room for 30 minutes. It will remove almost all particulates! They work extr
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by dxhdr 4y ago
A connection is the tuple {source_ip, source_port, dest_ip, dest_port}
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by dxhdr 4y ago
> W...why do you want something more digital than the existing system ? > The system is perfect Still amazes me how conservative the HN crowd is when it comes to finance. Move fast and break things... except not the monetary system; t
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by dxhdr 4y ago
Women showing their kids new tech, truly disgusting. I was actually surprised there were only two photos of "pinup" type girls... and then shortly later, a photo of a naked dude! And then a businesswoman "walking into the lig
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by dxhdr 4y ago
Wait, what? https://steamcharts.com/app/730#All Where on that chart is CSGO getting wrecked?
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by dxhdr 4y ago
> Mainboard implies there's one main board. Motherboard could be more ambiguous to someone who's never seen the inside of a computer. Are there two boards, mother and father? Am I crazy or does mainboard strongly imply there&#x
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by dxhdr 4y ago
> That's because shadow stats is a joke. If you adjust US GDP using their inflation figures, you'd find that the US economy has been on a continual decline for the past few decades. Today families need dual incomes just to purc

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