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frutiger
4y ago
I am not an expert macOS/iOS developer but I unsuccessfully played around with the API a couple of times. You can’t access passwords stored by another app (app identifiers appeared to be globally unique, e.g. com.apple.Safari). There w
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From the conclusion of the OP: > I could do more experiments and try to definitively determine what's happening, bottom line, don't use $RANDOM, even for unimportant random numbers.
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How do you know how a box of gas (~10^23 or ~100 000 billion billion billion parameters) will react when you squeeze it? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Statistical_mechanics .
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4y ago
Yes and indeed organisms (and further down a level, cells) themselves are merely a substrate that allows genes to replicate.
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> These were designed for over millions of years in differing circumstances. Designed or occurred by accident?
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I just wish Quanta Magazine would do a print edition so I can subscribe. Sadly it does not seem part of their mission: https://www.publishersweekly.com/pw/by-topic/columns-and-blo... .
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Page shows your IPv4 or IPv6 address
(ip6.me)
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> (I'm sure PP is aware of that, I'm using the generic 'you', not the personal) The English language has a specific word for that: “one” instead of “you”, but sadly this word has become more and more antiquated.
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Unbelievable, the crater is visible from Earth Score: 345.1 point crash Speed: 2928.9mph Angle: 175.6° Time: 696 seconds Flips: 28 Max speed: 2928.9mph Max height: 299886ft Engine used: 37 times Booster
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Twelve Monkeys.
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An expression you author executes on your machine. It’s not wholly unreasonable to use eval(). If it were executing third party input on your machine, then it’s a completely different ball game.
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Except MSVC is far ahead of Clang[1] (and leagues ahead of Apple Clang) when it comes to C++ standards conformance. 1. https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/compiler_support#cpp20
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Tell HN: Uber sold my email address
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I can’t speak for the rest of the article but for better of for worse “decay” is the standard word used for what happens to arrays as they are passed around as pointers. See for instance https://en.cppreference.com/w/cp
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> FP is about evaluating expressions and it doesn't have state all over the place. All the state is in the function stack and the instruction pointer.
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> Improvements is a relative term when it comes to art and story telling. Improvement is a relative term in all contexts by definition.
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Not sure if the author is reading, but > mov rdx, end_unit_stack Should that say `end_data_stack`?
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This book is a beautiful step by step exposition of the conjecture accessible to anyone with a high school/secondary school level education in math/maths: https://press.princeton.edu/books/hardcover/97806
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Statistically speaking, the vast majority of the world’s cities have absolutely zero local rail transportation.
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As a side note public keys are available on GitHub, e.g. https://github.com/FiloSottile.keys .
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> lifts your public keys. That's why they're called "public".
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I personally agree with your point (and find the loose textual search offered by phones these days to be mostly adequate). But reading your comment gave me a thought: filesystem hierarchies are indeed insufficient, but what about filesystem
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> By construction, WasmEdge has a greater threat model vs rootless containers. Yes — this argument makes a lot more sense to me compared to “kloc of C/C++”.
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I would sincerely be curious to know how many “kloc of C/C++” you are already running in an adversarial environment and how much of a dent this project would make.
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> I present algorithm whereby each byte is iterated from 0 to 255 You should've just said a stream of bits, as your system cannot generate anything that requires a non-multiple of 8 bits to be accurately expressed. Zero padding is n
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> The notmuch tag database is not a standard IMAP concept This is not quite true. IMAP has a notion of “keywords”, which are arbitrary strings, that you can associate with any message. This is described in the IMAP RFC [0]. Unfortunately
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Yes but GGP said “instead of licensing”.
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Gluons are real.
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Knowing your audience is 98% of making a good joke.
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That’s a lot of words. But does it generate revenue?
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