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by frutiger 4y ago
> When was the last time people were surprised by what they saw? The performance per watt and rollout schedule of Apple Silicon?
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by frutiger 4y ago
> I’ve been dreaming lately of a tor-like network that’s based loosely on the idea of tailnets. Rather than blockchain bullshit, you’d have a direct ring of trust with friends, and then you could set up access policies to forward packets
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by frutiger 4y ago
Just like TCP, it’s a stateful protocol.
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by frutiger 4y ago
Wow. Did you warm the frozen pizzas before you ate them?
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by frutiger 5y ago
What did you eat during those two weeks?
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by frutiger 5y ago
Absolutely. “First” is a synonym for “lowest energy” given that our civilisation (our lineage?) has explored lower energy regimes before higher ones. PS. Q. Is that a tautology? A. Insufficient data points for a conclusive answer.
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by frutiger 5y ago
No one knows. For what it's worth, we thought there were only 2 generations until well into the 20th century.
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by frutiger 5y ago
> why is the absolute overwhelming majority of stuff in the universe (and 100% of things outside of special lab settings) made up from 1st generation matter? The first generation have the lowest mass, and there are interactions between g
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A New Map of All the Particles and Forces (2020)(quantamagazine.org)
121 points by frutiger 5y ago|48 comments
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by frutiger 5y ago
That’s true. I’ve never tried it with the camera off.
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by frutiger 5y ago
Couldn’t this be done by using some ML on the video stream?
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by frutiger 5y ago
> for international air travel, it needs to be acceptable to give an email address I totally agree with the theme of your comment. However I feel compelled to point out that international air travel itself is not a right, but a privilege
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by frutiger 5y ago
> I'd love to see native support everywhere for typescript This (controversial) feature is currently at stage 1 in TC39.
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by frutiger 5y ago
> It didn't really take off until the 2008 election pushed so many people to participate in new mediums. 2004 was kind of a prelude with Howard Dean's campaign, but he mostly reached the already online set. I find the idea that
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by frutiger 5y ago
I'm not really an expert on redis. Perhaps one can fashion something with `redis-cli`? Or write a program that links the redis client library.
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by frutiger 5y ago
Slightly off-topic, but OpenSSH already supports this via `AuthorizedKeysCommand`: https://man.openbsd.org/sshd_config#AuthorizedKeysCommand
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by frutiger 5y ago
> Can the human just submit applications for those works endlessly? Even in purely practical terms, will the copyright office at some point just ban the human for excessive submissions? Copyright does not need submissions or applications
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by frutiger 5y ago
> There's a reason why human babies tend to look like their fathers, not their mothers. This is the first time I’ve heard of this! I have to say I’m quite skeptical. Is there more information you can add? And why would it only affec
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by frutiger 5y ago
I’d be curious to know how many users your app has, if you’re comfortable sharing that information.
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by frutiger 5y ago
Pan troglodytes have evolved for precisely as long as homo sapiens have.
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by frutiger 5y ago
I have not read this book, but the line you reference seems like fairly standard poetry to me. Is that what it reminds you of? Or something else altogether?
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by frutiger 5y ago
Classic win32 programming mistake on this line: https://github.com/sigoden/windows-switcher/blob/f2088e7f05a... . `GetMessage` can return a negative value when there is an error but before the program is quitt
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OpenSSH 8.9 Released(lists.mindrot.org)
2 points by frutiger 5y ago|0 comments
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by frutiger 5y ago
> Had I invented Wordle, I would never have thought of just one, shared round per day This is the core mechanic of a newspaper crossword (or the NYT Spelling Bee) which inspired Wordle. It’s really no surprise when you think of it that w
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Is Firefox OK?(wired.com)
2 points by frutiger 5y ago|1 comments
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by frutiger 5y ago
> But isn’t a large essence of quantum mechanics essentially a love fest between probability and physics? Not really. Quantum physics is about state being represented by a linear combination of vectors in a state space rather than a poin
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The Vegetable Lamb of Tartary(en.wikipedia.org)
4 points by frutiger 5y ago|0 comments
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Apple Boosts Retail Worker Pay to Cope with Tighter Labor Market(bloomberg.com)
5 points by frutiger 5y ago|2 comments
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by frutiger 5y ago
> 1) it's guaranteed linear time in the length of the input What’s the multiplicative factor? Does it dominate for “typical” regexes?
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by frutiger 5y ago
> software inherently has bugs for as long as we use type-unsafe languages This is untrue. Textbooks on type theory (Pierce’s TaPL comes immediately to mind) will state early on that well typed terms cannot always eliminate all undesir

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