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by fmjrey 7y ago
> Intel™ SGX™ What difference does this make (genuine question)?
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by fmjrey 7y ago
Had to look up a less jargon-loaded description and found this video: https://youtu.be/7YWbY7kWesI For french speaking: https://youtu.be/47qiwqKRef0 Fascinating.
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by fmjrey 7y ago
https://www.euromomo.eu/outputs/zscore_country_total.html
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by fmjrey 7y ago
> Chloroquine has side effects see point #1 > without any scientific basis see point #2, plus all the hindsight of using this drug since 1949 > during Ebola we were all convinced that drug by Gilead was going to work You mean Remde
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by fmjrey 7y ago
Please don't downvote if you don't share my point of view. My opinion deserves to be seen and is shared by many on the front line.
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by fmjrey 7y ago
I find it too easy for people not on the front line to criticise those who are. 1. Chloroquine has been used since 1949 for treating a range of diseases including malaria, and is therefore a well known drug which causes complication only in
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by fmjrey 7y ago
It's possible to add global filters, instructions here: https://github.com/M66B/NetGuard/blob/master/ADBLOCKING.md
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by fmjrey 7y ago
On Android the first thing you notice when you install a firewall such as NetGuard is the amount of applications that try to access facebook servers. It's mind boggling, probably 50% are doing so. And I'm not even on facebook at a
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by fmjrey 7y ago
Iran's death rate must also be seen in the light of its war with Iraq that started in 1988 and left much of the now 60+ people with poor lungs [0]. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iran%E2%80%93Iraq_War#Iraq'
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by fmjrey 7y ago
Can anyone shed some light on the difference between the variants mentioned in this patent and Covid-19?
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by fmjrey 7y ago
It's to install apps on a k8s cluster, not to install k8s.
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by fmjrey 7y ago
I was going to say Apple must have became aware of such flaw a year ago (iOS 12.2). However checking back on the article I see it is from 2013! So for all this time nothing has been done, Apple reacted last year, and Google has done nothing
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by fmjrey 7y ago
First twitter, then reddit, now github? What's the real story here? Edit: for the record: https://downdetector.com/status/twitter/archive/ https://downdetector.com/status/reddit&#x2F
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by fmjrey 7y ago
This may be a more appropriate source, from the source: https://labs.spotify.com/2019/11/12/spotifys-event-delivery-...
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by fmjrey 7y ago
Totally agree, this is a problem I also see plaguing our industry, and solving it is indeed a priority. We developers or engineers like wasting our time in abstractions, i.e. virtual worlds of isolated castles and babel towers of different
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by fmjrey 7y ago
I'd be tempted to say something similar: data is harder because it sticks, in the sense that it ties us back to the physical world because it's always tied to a place somewhere, it has to be moved, copied, synchronised, etc. Howev
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by fmjrey 7y ago
What matters most is what you want to still be there when the power goes off: data. No amount of processing power matters if you don't have the data. Everyone in the industry focuses too much on the processing side: objects, functions,
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by fmjrey 7y ago
Disclaimer: it's been a long time since I coded in Java, and I have no knowledge of this new record feature, but coming from clojure I would guess the answers to be: 1. You can't change a record after the fact because if you do it
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by fmjrey 7y ago
Yes that's the only solution I have found to sync progress on iPad, Android, and linux. If any FOSS solution exists on all these platforms in order to sync position progress I'm all ears.
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by fmjrey 7y ago
If you're only after a power adapter for your X1C6 + iPhoneX then this Anker device will certainly work. I would however wonder if you really need 100W power, 75W would seem sufficient. Edit: if you plan to use a USB to lightning conne
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by fmjrey 7y ago
And missiles
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by fmjrey 7y ago
In a pyramidal society it all depends where you stand. Most people function from a partial narrative, biased towards some local/invented optimum. The higher you go in the pyramid, the more conscious evil you can find. And usually you c
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by fmjrey 7y ago
Yes and no. Lambs and eagles do not think, at least not like humans. Evil and taste are not thoughts for them, they are experiences. However evil and taste have their own existence in the human mind, separate from experience. And that'
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by fmjrey 7y ago
That: GraphQL is a mechanism for clients to specify the data document they want, and for servers to specify the documents they can serve. Datalog, or SQL for that matter, is a mechanism to expose data within a database. The GraphQL data mod
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by fmjrey 7y ago
Any particular reason you still need Todoist even though Joplin can also handle some To Dos?
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by fmjrey 8y ago
I would definitely prefer an approach where schema is explicit and defined in a minimum number of places. RDBMS/SQL schema do let you define schemas, however an important aspect of how SQL handles schemas which links back to their infl
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by fmjrey 8y ago
Any reference to the book you wrote?
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by fmjrey 8y ago
In France they did ask. In 1992 there was a referendum about Maastricht, where the 'yes' had a tiny lead over the 'no'. In 2005 the French people voted a resounding 'no' to the European consitution , so did the
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by fmjrey 8y ago
If you only care about marketability on the backend side, then scala is certainly a fair choice. The difficulty with scala is the complexity of the language itself. If you want to improve your own thought process rather than your skill in j
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by fmjrey 8y ago
Maybe Microsoft has left Github doing its own thing, but they're still using their operating systems to massively spy on users. I cannot help but think Github is not longer neutral: its business used to be about code repository and onl

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