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by eximius 6y ago
I mean, they made Tropic Thunder more recently which is at least as offensive. I think it all comes in waves.
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by eximius 6y ago
All of the data presented seems to be parents who are anxious about their performance at work, then, what, a single anecdote about an asshole manager? I'm sure this problem exists, but I as a peer or manager do not hold this against th
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by eximius 6y ago
Someone mentioned federation but the problem is that often there isn't a good group to federate. Google+ wasn't great, but I do miss circles. But the intersection of my circles and the circles of those in my circles were small. I
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by eximius 6y ago
The OPs point did point out that accessibility becomes less important in advanced topics. The things you've mentioned are largely elementary computer science concepts so they're both more amenable to descriptive naming and more im
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by eximius 6y ago
The property is adjacent to a residential area, so sort of to all of them, but not plug and go. Even if it was on the property, 600 acres is big enough that it might not be in the right place. I think it's just shy of 1.5hrs from a maj
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by eximius 6y ago
No, but it does multiply the cost. It means instead of breaking one key per conversation, there would be many. That could be the difference required.
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by eximius 6y ago
The title is terrible, but what is interesting to me is whether this could allow the direct draw of power from a nuclear reactor, instead of just through heat.
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by eximius 6y ago
It's more important property is keeping messages that are scooped up by malevolent 3 letter agencies secure if a random message in the middle is cryptographically broken.
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by eximius 6y ago
The one Im looking at is $2.25M. A bargain for the property, still a bit much for little old me by myself.
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by eximius 6y ago
There's a 600 acre plot of relatively cheap land near me that I 2/3rds joking suggest me and friends should go in on together and start a hi tech commune. So far plenty of interest but no commitments. :(
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by eximius 6y ago
why is it no easier with bundles? If I have a template with `<script src="{adtrackername}.js"/>` that I render into a web bundle on each request (relatively cheap), then each bundle can have random url names with no iss
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by eximius 6y ago
> The unsafe in `unsafe mod ffi { ... }` is literally the proof that all APIs exposed in the block are sound to call from safe Rust. I think there might be a misunderstanding here. I interpreted the `unsafe mod ffi { ... }` to be like `u
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by eximius 6y ago
Very interesting, but what stops an adversary from spoofing a key 6' that was derived from 5 in the same way the network might? The same verification would derive 5 from 6', then 4, down to 0. What secret does the network have tha
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by eximius 6y ago
Ah, yes, I think it was this. The startup I left had unfavorable liquidation preference seniority for employees (standard) but most of the investors had a liquidation multiplier. https://angel.co/blog/liquidation-prefer
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by eximius 6y ago
This thread has reminded me of a concept (whose term I am struggling and failing to remember) that is as important, if not more, than what is traditionally thought of as the cap table. In the case of a sale, investors with <this term>
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by eximius 6y ago
For a particular definition of fairness. Further, it is not clear 'fairness' is a thing we should optimize over, say, 'general welfare'.
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by eximius 6y ago
I do not mean to denigrate the skill of workers in other countries, but being less regulated / process oriented has its downsides in that you can have a higher variance in skill level. Beirut is not undeveloped, but even developed coun
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by eximius 6y ago
Want to help? https://donate.mozilla.org/en-US/
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by eximius 6y ago
There are . Gut flora, whatever proto-germ gave us mitochondria, etc. Most won't be and new ones are unlikely to be very transmissible (because transmissibility would imply features that would immediately make it negative) not would i
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by eximius 6y ago
Vertex Cover is a well known problem that can be dropped to polynomial time with a random approximate algorithm. I'm not entirely sure if approximate algorithms are included in RP.
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by eximius 6y ago
Because there isn't a secret required to use them? Chipped cards 'solve' physical card use fraud (assuming they actually do the crypto they can do - there was another article about it not always being enabled). If processing
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by eximius 6y ago
There seems to be confusion about what I'm saying. I'm not saying C can't have recipes for concurrency. I'm saying it can't abstract those recipes well.
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by eximius 6y ago
It would seem to be a failing of the C language that ultimately prevents us from coming up with re-useable recipes for this. Macros or generics of sufficient power in a language with an advanced type system should be able to accomplish this
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by eximius 6y ago
> so accurate that it might supersede GPS for aerial navigation Very cool! I wonder if: 1. the device can be made small enough for consumer use (i.e., phones, smart watches, etc) 2. how much data it needs to pinpoint its location. i.e.,
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by eximius 6y ago
I'm not sure why you're being downvoted for asking about their previous work and watching how they treat people.
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by eximius 6y ago
It is hard for me to conceive of the steps required in these projects that add up to years - just in assembly. Is it due to precision requirements being difficult to achieve? Supply chain delays for custom parts? Lots of experimental runs t
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by eximius 6y ago
Even internally this bug is not prioritized. In their defense, it's not clear what the behaviour should be. Against them, there are options that, while not perfect, are better than the status quo, even if the user must manually set t
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by eximius 6y ago
Arc is still only necessary if your T has interior mutability or some other reason to not be Sync.
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by eximius 6y ago
Half the time these are written after the fact (or updated after major changes), so they're often used as shitty documentation. I don't disagree with them, in principle, but I've yet to really see the benefit of them. The ada
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by eximius 6y ago
Why is Arc needed? It's a global singleton so we don't need to worry about dropping it. Just a RwLock<T> should be fine or maybe even Cell if you don't need RwLock guarantees.

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