em-bee

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751.
by em-bee 7mo ago
if your foreground work doesn't occupy your brain, why not?
752.
by em-bee 7mo ago
you could however link to the timestamp where that particular explanation starts. i am afraid i don't have time to watch a one hour video just to satisfy my curiosity.
753.
by em-bee 7mo ago
i meant in term of complexity, if i hash the key on the client, but don't want the hash to become the password then i have to do some dance with sharing a secret or something that is as or more complex than using private/public ke
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by em-bee 7mo ago
what's your motivation for posting this?
755.
by em-bee 7mo ago
another thread about the same topic: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47700460
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by em-bee 7mo ago
but the reverse is true too. if you look someone up, don't be surprised if they find out. really, i don't see how that would be a big deal. with more and more illegitimate tracking being done, informing those being tracked seems a
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by em-bee 7mo ago
i would do free venues only. usually restaurants are free because you consume food. if that is not an option, it depends on the cost. i have seen events where people were asked to contribute something when they arrive. you can usually annou
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by em-bee 7mo ago
i heard mention of 100 megabit. they downloaded 50GB of data the night after the flyby. they probably keep downloading as much as they can. and they still need to sift through all that to find the pictures worth publishing. they could do a
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by em-bee 7mo ago
if you hash locally isn't that effectively like using private/public keys but less secure? might as well use the real thing then.
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by em-bee 7mo ago
sure, showing up on suggested friends is weird. the way linkedin does it makes more sense: "these people have viewed your profile". i was picking up on hiding it outright. while that may be justified in your case, it's also r
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by em-bee 7mo ago
what i understood is that "showing up on their suggested friends list is creepy, and it's an information leak". the way i read that is that they would prefer not to show when someone visited their profile. and that's wha
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by em-bee 7mo ago
viewing someones profile without them knowing is not creepy?
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by em-bee 7mo ago
incidentally i just made this argument in another forum: whether a text has substance isn't important to me. what is more important is whether the text reflects the author's thoughts, whether it is original or authentic. an AI-gen
764.
by em-bee 7mo ago
if you change jobs despite being in a great environment, aren't you chasing something? if you follow this advice, don't you let the advice control you? in particular for jobs, if you think that jobs are controlling you (which is n
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by em-bee 7mo ago
i understand the sentiment, but the nature of FOSS is that i can't really prevent anyone from using it. i'd have to police it, and that would just lead to more misery. i too contributed to stackoverflow and eventually stopped beca
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by em-bee 7mo ago
at the end of the day you have to look at the actual information, and if there is some truth in it, then it would be illogical to dismiss it sure, but the amount of nonsense (to avoid the b-word) i am willing to put up with depends on the
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by em-bee 7mo ago
both are already tied to residence registration (which is mandatory in germany, because it defines where you pay taxes). there is no need to register for the draft. it is automatic, once you turn 18 you get the letter to get tested if you q
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by em-bee 7mo ago
jaywalking is illegal because the term jaywalking defines the illegal crossing of a street. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jaywalking legal jaywalking is by definition not possible. what is however possible and legal is
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by em-bee 7mo ago
isn't that also related to active vs passive knowledge? active knowledge i can produce on command. passive knowledge only comes up when it is triggered from the outside. a lot of things we know are only accessible when they are trigger
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by em-bee 7mo ago
it's not the consistent opinion that's the problem, it's the single issue (EU is bad) they are purportedly (i didn't check) focused on. also, "EU is bad" is suspicious in itself because it can't possibly b
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by em-bee 7mo ago
lawyers or law firms are very limited in how they are allowed to promote themselves.
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by em-bee 7mo ago
the apollo program had 5 crewed flights, two of which went to the moon without landing. after 50 years of not going there, it is exciting that something is happening. i don't actually care about landing on the moon. i care about what
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by em-bee 7mo ago
that issue has been fixed. in the graph orion is now shown at the correct approximate location and the time for the TLI has been updated.
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by em-bee 7mo ago
really? is it so hard to believe that people dislike AI because it is unreliable, can't be trusted, changes how we work with code, takes the fun out of coding? i am not worried about social consequences. society can adapt. i am also no
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by em-bee 7mo ago
but it's not accurate. it claims TLI (trans lunar injection burn) happens two hours after launch when in reality that is going to happen about a day after launch
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by em-bee 7mo ago
HN submissions near april 1st should include the day when the linked article was posted. this one was posted on march 27. recent news are so absurd that you can't tell reality from an april fools joke any more.
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by em-bee 7mo ago
new TLDs are no longer newsworthy. there are to many of them now.
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by em-bee 7mo ago
you will never feel like are are the person your parents were when you were a kid nope, i realized i was becoming my dad when i noticed that i was copying his behavior towards my own kids. for good and for bad. fortunately that was early
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by em-bee 7mo ago
People around him scolded him that's one of the bigger problems in todays society. people acting like they know better and judging others for doing things differently.
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by em-bee 7mo ago
sharing a room forces kids to learn to get along. giving them their own room early deprives them from that experience. loud music is not going to work in many places even if you have your own room. if siblings are so incompatible that they

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