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by est31 4y ago
> It also liked to a github page which is a great place include the short non-research content. I think the github page was WIP at the time the article appeared on hn. I see. When I made the reply it already linked to the pdf. So you can
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by est31 4y ago
Those are fair questions but note that this is a research paper (and an excellent one at that), not a blog post meant for general audiences. The focus of the abstract and introduction sections is more higher level, on the contributions of t
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by est31 4y ago
Neither NSDAP nor Hitler as an individual ever got a majority in a free federal-level election. Hitler lost to Hindenburg in a presidential election 1932. In the Reichstag parliament election of March 1933, which was shortly after Hitler wa
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by est31 4y ago
This is more or less the answer to the question that I'd have given sfpotter as well. The point 1. is the golden rule that the blog post talks about.
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by est31 4y ago
It's hard to overestimate how extremely Rust is optimized towards making refactors as easy as possible. This often means a greater cost for initially writing some code, but once that code exists, it's way easier to search around i
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by est31 4y ago
I stand corrected. Thanks for pointing out the difference, I was using the terms "CA" and "certificate" interchangeably because in X.509 world CAs also have certificates of their own but it seems that OpenSSH only deals
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by est31 4y ago
> and then the same mechanism that checks SSL certificates then also checks if the host's key actually matches what the rest of the system (the configured CAs) is saying it should be. That's not what mjg59 is suggesting, to est
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by est31 4y ago
> Apparently the crux of the article is that the military wants more private capital to flow in the defense industry and an healthier ecosystems because the few large companies which have become keys to the military complex have become r
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by est31 4y ago
I would also add that your ability to pretend to be the client to the server is also limited, if ssh key based client authentication is used. This means that even if the host key is leaked, an attacker will not be able to push in the name
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by est31 4y ago
You could try using Nix OS stable with "boot.kernelPackages = pkgs.linuxPackages_latest;". That way, you will get the latest kernel version and if there is an issue with you being unable to boot into a desktop environment, you can
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by est31 4y ago
It's not just GET requests. Someone could have cloned/refreshed the repo using ssh. The repo might have been indexed by github's internal search daemon which might not use the public HTTP API but uses internal access ways how
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by est31 4y ago
https://twitter.com/denis_cera/status/1601383443648376832
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by est31 4y ago
Other thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35267407
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by est31 4y ago
Yeah, trees are custom designed biorobots that make apples, cherries, etc that are way bigger than their wild counterparts. Yes, there is a lot of human work involved in nourishing the trees, keeping pests at bay, harvesting, distribution
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by est31 4y ago
Glad that you liked my writeup (and my crates)!
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by est31 4y ago
I've been a (happy) Lineage OS user since 2013, and Pixel 2 is still supported by them, so you can check them out. But note that the security updates provided by Lineage OS only pertain to the Android part, not the modem part. This isn
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by est31 4y ago
There is a blog post that drives this point home with very good illustrations: https://waitbutwhy.com/2015/01/artificial-intelligence-revol... https://waitbutwhy.com/2015/01/artificial-in
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by est31 4y ago
Desktop games*. ARM is a major target for gaming already. Games are 61 percent of app store revenue and 71 percent of play store revenue. And mobile games are the majority of the gaming market (51%). https://www.businessofapps.co
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by est31 4y ago
I agree that nested data is a weak point of TOML. But writing TOML files that don't have huge levels of nesting is a charm, which would be precisely the place where php.ini, Cargo.toml and package.json operate in. Deno had the chance t
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by est31 4y ago
But why json? json is only marginally human-editable as its pure version doesn't even support comments. toml is way nicer for this purpose I think.
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by est31 4y ago
Not neccessarily, it depends on the environment. In some places even bikes in the sub 160€ range are at danger of being stolen.
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by est31 4y ago
Yeah I agree with the general sentiment of the comment but that point I think is wrong.
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If you take "people with college degrees" as elites, you can see two things documented in surveys: a) way less people with college degrees think that marriage is important if a couple has children together than people without coll
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by est31 4y ago
Adoption curves are s-shaped, usually. There are infliction points at the start: https://www.stratechi.com/adoption-curves/
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by est31 4y ago
I agree with the oxygen example, but for lignin that has been debunked in a 2016 paper, see my earlier comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34654837
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by est31 4y ago
You are still "managing" it even in that instance (just like in Rust). The overhead is just smaller than in say C or old style C++ with new/delete.
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Yeah that is probably wrong but I think a notion of "omg all my money is gone" is also wrong. As long as the bank run is stopped in time, people with uninsured deposits would lose who didn't make it out of the bank in time wi
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by est31 4y ago
It's interesting that generative AI seems to have such tiny moats compared to other AI domains which have larger moats, mostly because they require private access to data. It seems that "downloading the textual internet" isn&
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by est31 4y ago
Not all of the banks got bailed out. Lehman Brothers is the one that started the panic because the feds didn't bail it out.
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You are right about it not being a fintech startup, and 40 years is a lot for those (as well as tech companies). But even then Apple, Intel, Oracle are all older than SVB. And in the banking industry, 40 years is nothing really. The "o

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