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by eximius 4y ago
Google, why are you so bad at this? Why can't you fire the people making these horrible choices that gets you ridiculed and pushes you further and further from thought leadership?
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by eximius 4y ago
In my experience, yes, and Discord ate them. I dearly miss phpBB style forums. (I strongly dislike Discourse, somehow, despite being the only modern spiritual successor.)
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by eximius 4y ago
In my experience, it's systemic in rails applications due to how many ways you have to shoot yourself in the foot - it "just works" but not in a good way. "Oh, this route takes 6 seconds to load. Why is that? OH, because
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by eximius 4y ago
Hm, I might be conflating the only project I was aware of that was trying to do that... with the problems they ran into with Rust/Wayland interop. Wayland has lifecycle assumptions that break Rust's assumptions without a gratuitou
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by eximius 4y ago
I just need Awesome ported to Wayland, but it's apparently difficult for Wayland reasons I no longer recall.
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by eximius 4y ago
I actually wish there was an in-between model that supported key extraction. Let me store my key in a secure, offline, physical device... and extract to clone it when my yubikey is worryingly old. My threat model does not include physical a
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by eximius 4y ago
I can already impersonate my users. But yes, client side hashing is just one part of a security story, but it sure does make log leaks less damaging.
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by eximius 4y ago
And this is one reason why client side hashing is a good idea (in addition to other procedures). Even if you screw up, the impact is so much less severe.
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by eximius 4y ago
Retained mode is distinct from immediate mode where it _retains_ what is _drawn on the screen_, only redrawing visual components that have changed. Immediate mode redraws the entire application each time, replacing all pixels it's resp
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by eximius 4y ago
I think the answer to this is no, but I'll ask anyway. Is there any concern with the allocation for the view/widget tree every cycle? I know it's retained mode so the most important resources (graphics) are cached between cyc
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by eximius 4y ago
This is targeting retained mode.
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by eximius 4y ago
Front-end Dev: "Hey, I need this data for this component I need to render. Can you add a route for it?" Back-end Dev: "Sure, it's at /data/foo/bar." Oh look, we don't need graphql anymore.
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by eximius 4y ago
Maybe you should have been using more immutable references? But I'm actually curious why the compiler would be making many copies after optimization passes. Release builds or debug builds?
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by eximius 5y ago
And "reeducating" non-Han minorities is also for good of its citizens? Those who disagree with the party? A benevolent authoritarian government could be very efficient and good, but we still reject authoritarianism because it is
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by eximius 5y ago
First, there are no absolutes here. Second, its can often be about preference weights. If A cares heavily about something, and B doesnt have a strong preference, then perhaps B should take A's preference into account. Now, should A hav
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by eximius 5y ago
I have a really old (college) implementation of plain old NTRU in Python, if you'd like a little insight into what NTRU is and how it works at a superficial level (kind of like how RSA is never textbook RSA). There are also some slides
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by eximius 5y ago
Theorising about a structure behind proofs made of an alphabet isnt new - its part of theorems like Godels Incompleteness, etc. Actually exploring or evaluating objects in this space has always (and continues to be) intractable due to the h
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by eximius 5y ago
I think I know the answer, but I'll ask anyway. What part of this project is improved by using a blockchain? And is that worth the cost?
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by eximius 5y ago
I wonder what the cost of the fines would be if you built anyway. If they didn't make you tear it down and the fine was less than the difference in costs, it might be optimal to skip.
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by eximius 5y ago
Does this actually mirror the incompleteness theorem logic or does it just create an infinite recursive loop? They seem distinct.
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by eximius 5y ago
Can't or don't? Besides, I usually build controls out of input primitives, not pure JS.
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by eximius 5y ago
You managed to not address any point in the article, instead insinuating poor motives by the author. I want federation to work. But this is a fair critique of the tradeoff and competition between centralized and federated services - and the
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by eximius 5y ago
bigger communities work around this with roles to gate access, where the role is granted with bot interaction. we could argue over what the application defaults should be, but its not unexpected the authors and users trend toward engagement
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by eximius 5y ago
... you realize it doesnt specify companies by name. If it is legally risky for Facebook, it will be legally risky for any replacement services.
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by eximius 5y ago
> This comment is saying that vaccinated people are more likely to die than the unvaccinated. That's definitely not what I was saying. I'm curious which part have you that impression?
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by eximius 5y ago
What data do you want? The all-mortality risk for vaccinated individuals is lower than unvaccinated. Unless your children have special circumstances, the answer is to vaccinate. The risk rates for myocarditis 1) extremely low to be caused b
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by eximius 5y ago
> A line-break doesn't created a pipeline in a few cases: ... > When the following line is a new statement, by starting with a keyword such as func. This feels like it could cause compatibility issues in the future.
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by eximius 5y ago
Yes and no. It is more like we provide you a network interface that, instead of being plugged into your modem for Comcast/AT&T/etc, it's plugged into a datacenter. You get a public static IPv4/IPv6 connection with Re
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by eximius 5y ago
Only Chicago right now. We'd like to expand when the economics makes sense (there is a bit of a chicken/egg problem there where we definitely lose some potential sales by not providing the region folks want - but we need sufficien
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by eximius 5y ago
https://hoppy.network Hosted WireGuard as a Service with static IP assignment.

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