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601.
by forty 4y ago
Did you mean: People took the useful ideas and tossed the REST ? ;)
602.
by forty 4y ago
I understand why pledge is useful when a trusted program is trying to lower it's own privilege to limit the blast radius. However I never really quite understood the idea of limiting the permission of untrusted programs hoping that it
603.
by forty 4y ago
Isn't all open source built from the time of experts? (Not experts in chess, but in programming, design, etc) :) I mean in theory, nothing prevent a professional chess player to make a nice video lesson and share it for free. And there
604.
by forty 4y ago
100% this. Being compatible with nodejs API makes it possibly useful, unlike some other projects which want to throw away the huge npm ecosystem. Why on earth would anyone use JS (or even TS) server side if not to benefit from the ecosystem
605.
by forty 4y ago
My understanding is that he worked on NTRU Prime, which would have somehow benefited from NTRU being choosen.
606.
by forty 4y ago
Apparently yes! I'm told we did use your other older project ntru.js as mentioned in the readme :) thanks for sharing your code!
607.
by forty 4y ago
Coincidentally, we have just published this today, if you want to play with PQ crypto in JavaScript https://github.com/Dashlane/pqc.js
608.
by forty 4y ago
What's the "obligatory djb warnings"? Something like "any crypto that's not mine isn't great"? ;)
609.
by forty 4y ago
This assumes an infinite market. If you address a market with only 10000 consumers, it's unlikely competition can succeed with prices assuming 100000 sales.
610.
by forty 4y ago
https://www.commitstrip.com/en/2016/11/07/which-full-stack-d... :)
611.
by forty 4y ago
Exactly, so much bullshit when the only goals are really to make sure poor people stay poor and that women don't work...
612.
by forty 4y ago
Spacechem is one of my favorite game ever, and I have purchased nearly every Zachtronics game since. Thanks Zach & team, looking forward to wherever you have next for us!
613.
by forty 4y ago
Don't worry, I was just providing suggestions to be helpful, not demanding or expecting anything (I don't use Apple products, so I won't be one of your customers no matter whether it's OSS or not) and I'm not taking
614.
by forty 4y ago
The part that is open source is open source, but the part that is proprietary is not open source. Which is why I think a yellow tick at least would be fairer, because it's only partially open source.
615.
by forty 4y ago
I think it's perfectly fine to do non open source work as long as one does not pretend to be open source. I had a quick look to your website at in all fairness, it's pretty clear that the product is proprietary and paid (at least
616.
by forty 4y ago
I don't know the protocol, but when it works it's really great as a end user.
617.
by forty 4y ago
Click "ready" then wait for the "Go" to go green. Then you can start racing, and here at least, I was able to click through the Set light
618.
by forty 4y ago
What's wrong with the current agpl license, especially for a linker?
619.
by forty 4y ago
One important thing I would look at is "is there independent managed hosting options", in case at some point you have better things to do than managing database and having to care if it's the right hardware and kernel version
620.
by forty 4y ago
On the other hand, if you _think_ you know kubernertes, don't use it, as it means you just have no idea ;)
621.
by forty 4y ago
I guess you'll be happy to hear that it wasn't needed to send sterile males for that species, which seems to manage becoming slowly sterile by itself ;)
622.
by forty 4y ago
My electric devices that are full of gold disagree ;)
623.
by forty 4y ago
Congrats, you have just discovered Poe's law ;) https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poe%27s_law
624.
by forty 4y ago
This feature seems more like a replacement for head and tail (and combination of both) rather than cut. Maybe a good way to explain it would be to show how to achieve the same thing with those well known commands (comparison which should ce
625.
by forty 4y ago
Some people like using Maintenance LTS, which only gets security and bug fixes (as opposed to Active LTS which can also get backported features)
626.
by forty 4y ago
I agree for recent history at least. With that said, recent releases also haven't brought life changing changes either, so the incentive to upgrade remain low even if it's mostly painless.
627.
by forty 4y ago
According to https://nodejs.org/en/about/releases/ (which has not been updated with the new schedule), nodejs 18 maintenance status will start on 2023-10-18, which means there will be a bit more than a month
628.
by forty 4y ago
I'm hearing he is mostly piggy backing on others work, as from what I'm told he was a quantum skeptic and joined the game late (honestly just repeating informal chats with some people interested in that topic)
629.
by forty 4y ago
Yes it does work but then those tests take an unacceptable long time to run.
630.
by forty 4y ago
I don't have Mac, I'm a Linux user but many if my colleagues have Macs, some of them are M1. And the arm thing is really a pain, much more than the difference between OSes. Just a random example: we have some app which uses MySQL

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