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811.
by est31 4y ago
The problem really starts when you take in venture capital, not when a possible exit is on the table. Whatsapp was making money, but was that enough for the VCs? Even if it was not burning currently, it might have burned it in the past, so
812.
by est31 4y ago
Android 12 finally has a feature to select approximate location per-app. iOS has supported this for a bit longer, since version 14. The accuracy of the "approximate" location is also much bigger for Android 12 than it is for iOS,
813.
by est31 4y ago
> they have twice the number of subscribers of the nearest competitor(Disney) And Disney had 60% subscriber growth in the past year (74M Q4 2020, 118M Q4 2021), while Netflix had 9% growth in the past year (203M Q4 2020, 222M Q4 2021), m
814.
by est31 4y ago
Personally I still prefer the "natural" makeup look over other makeup styles (or nothing) even if I know that it's artificial, and it's likely that the men oblivious to natural makeup existing would react the same, inste
815.
by est31 5y ago
A lot of men who say they don't like makeup actually do like it without knowing. They just know so little about the makeup world that they don't recognize the "natural" look (while still preferring it). So I would take s
816.
by est31 5y ago
There is a big difference between crypto and classical ponzi schemes, that doesn't seem big at first sight but actually is big. To use ETF terminology, the classical ponzi scheme distributes by default, while crypto accumulates by defa
817.
by est31 5y ago
Yes, but you might present some feature differently internally compared to your users. E.g. "Update libfoo" is a totally fine commit message, as you can just inspect the diff to see the version change, but in the changelog, I&#x27
818.
by est31 5y ago
The list I meant is here: https://github.com/LineageOS/lineage_wiki/tree/master/_data/... It contains the full model name in the yml data.
819.
by est31 5y ago
In addition to the official wiki, or running queries on the yml data yourself (it's published under the lineage OS Github account), you can also check these two third party tools: https://lineageosdevices.com/ https:&
820.
by est31 5y ago
Yeah same happens if someone tries to open it and the HSM deletes the content, or someone physically burns it, etc. Generally that's why you ideally don't just have one key, but multiple. Ideally with voting, but even if you just
821.
by est31 5y ago
He went to Yale, yes, but he doesn't have the typical Yale graduate background of wealth and status. He had a drug addict mother and was sent to foster homes until he was adopted. He experienced the various levels of society first-hand
822.
by est31 5y ago
I wonder how you steer that thing. As in, earth is a pretty small target from a few light years away. In the case where you want to visit some planet peacefully, you spend the second half of the journey decelerating so you can do the needed
823.
by est31 5y ago
It depends on the project, but it actually can take 2 or more hours. It can start with getting it to compile in the first place. I've spent days on building C code bases, getting the dependencies there, everything in place, then you wa
824.
by est31 5y ago
Chrome OS has sandboxed developer environments, which is pretty neat: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pRlh8LX4kQI
825.
by est31 5y ago
You don't need a spec for the concepts of undefined vs defined behaviour. LLVM IR lacks a spec as well and is still built upon these concepts (LLVM IR does have documentation but so does Rust . There is no comprehensive document lik
826.
by est31 5y ago
I'd argue that Rust is less demanding intellectually than C as you don't have to constantly worry about UB. C is definitely easier to "get into", if by "getting into" you mean writing unmergeable contribution
827.
by est31 5y ago
The article is two years old, and one of the links, the one pointing to https://www.cpepweb.org/cpep_sm_large.html is already dead. Thankfully the internet archive has a backup: http://web.archive.org/web&#x
828.
by est31 5y ago
I wonder how much this statement still holds. I've never used the OCaml bootstrap compiler but performance wise, the rust compiler has improved incredibly since the 1.0 release.
829.
by est31 5y ago
Which totally makes sense. u8 means 256 bytes of addressable memory. You might design chips with such limited memory, but maybe high level (read non assembly) languages are not the right tool for targetting them.
830.
by est31 5y ago
The rust compiler has an option to enable llvm assertions, but it needs to be set at compile time (of the compiler) in config.toml: https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/blob/1f7fb6413d6d6c0c929b2... I don't
831.
by est31 5y ago
Oh it is definitely possible to avoid this. It's kind of an arms race. The overexposed window effect might be reversed with computational photography for example. Maybe one can just lower brightness in an image editor and discover that
832.
by est31 5y ago
When I searched for my apartment, I was able to reverse engineer the home's address sometimes when the general vicinity was specified, then looking at the pictures, and comparing them with Google street view. This was a manual process
833.
by est31 5y ago
Government institutions are some of the best places where centralized certificate handling/signing infrastructures shine.
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by est31 5y ago
Good point, I've missed that. For a fair comparison with rustc or other OSs you should probably either vendor sources for the other code bases too too (e.g. for rustc take the official source tarballs), or delete the third_party/r
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by est31 5y ago
TIL about Hubris, very cool! One could probably also mention the bunch of hypervisors, as they run on the bare metal as well, and maybe Tock, and I'm probably unaware of a bunch. Rust is definitely a hot language when it comes to OS de
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by est31 5y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but IIRC Redox has nobody working on it full time as part of their job? Fuchsia has whole teams.
837.
by est31 5y ago
Fuchsia is the most serious OS that has significant components written in Rust at this moment, so this is pretty neat!
838.
by est31 5y ago
These stories about AIs taking over the world in order to maximize a score often contain some computer that escapes the lab or such, in order to maximize some score. And indeed, it is true that taking over the world helps you to maximize wh
839.
by est31 5y ago
It should be easy to make exceptions for smaller companies/services, and put the rule into force for larger services. Also, the API doesn't need to be stabilized. If Whatsapp wouldn't send DCMA notices to developers of third
840.
by est31 5y ago
FTR, any certificate that wants to be recognized by Chrome ends up there.

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