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by gleenn 3y ago
Perfect is the enemy of good. Text based 2FA is compromisable relatively easily but at least it's an extra hurdle.
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by gleenn 3y ago
I'm a huge Clojure(script) fan, re-frame is an amazing and super elegant/easy development tool. The awesome this is you can use Clojurescript and Expo together. It was one of the absolutely most pleasant development experiences I&
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by gleenn 3y ago
Maps was amazing but I remember being blown away by xmlHttpRequest and the dynamic search that autocompleted. It had hilariously little to do with XML.
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by gleenn 3y ago
Java Applets were a thing for a long time though. Interesting but very dead tech.
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by gleenn 3y ago
The technology doesn't matter unless you're going to make a far-fetched quantum computer argument. This is pure math.
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by gleenn 3y ago
Being NP-hard doesn't mean it's unsolvable at all. It means it's not solvable quickly. Google maps does this millions of times per day... the number of points on the trip are few enough that you can brute force it perfectly o
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by gleenn 3y ago
I am pretty confident that having a higher hit rate doesn't have any affect on whether it's reasonable grounds.
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by gleenn 3y ago
FWIW, some Yubikeys require a pin as mentioned elsewhere and some more expensive ones even have biometric fingerprint readers on the key.
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by gleenn 3y ago
One actual solution is to use historical search logs. Just because "random" is a bad answer doesn't mean people don't try and make reasonable reproductions of load to replay and benchmark. Cacheing is also a big factor.
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by gleenn 3y ago
His two examples are Twitter and Reddit whose ad revenue is dying because those two companies have made huge blunders. Elon seems to almost actively be killing Twitter (which the poster even states). Reddit screwed Apollo and then many of t
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by gleenn 3y ago
I had multiple people pitch in for it because I wanted it that badly. Definitely dreamed for it until I finally got it.
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by gleenn 3y ago
Unfortunately a reality vague decision of the technique. They say you can train multiple models at once but wouldn't this require N times more memory? They also say that models that require heavy compute won't parallelize well whi
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by gleenn 3y ago
I was sad not to see the original Technic Super Car. It had a working V8, 4 wheel drive with 4 wheel steering and 3 way differential, and even an actual gear box with shifter. You could see the pistons pump when you pushed it around. One of
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by gleenn 3y ago
Because it's antithetical to aggregating advertising targeting data.
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by gleenn 3y ago
The Apollo author should put up a page that says "Reddit has moved to Mastadon, click here to sign in"
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by gleenn 3y ago
Agree, there is definitely a trade-off, I certainly don't know how to input those characters quickly even if the author states it is faster in Vim and I am not a Vim newbie. Also, if you get a stacktrace in a log file, do they still pr
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by gleenn 3y ago
Anecdata but my mother opted for the sensor tracking on her phone through her insurance company while driving and she saw almost zero cost savings.
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by gleenn 3y ago
Having a little accelerometer data that is probably a mild hassle to extract is far different than an always-on, internet-enabled, sensor-filled computer that literally has a camera pointing at your face.
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by gleenn 3y ago
Electric is the way to gobif you care about longevity
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by gleenn 3y ago
My friend literally said he wanted to start a alcohol-free beverage company because all the new products are so compelling and there is probably room for many more. Maybe give a couple few more of those a chance. Also, realizing that you do
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by gleenn 3y ago
I don't think they'll get through metal and certainly not glass for a long time.
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by gleenn 3y ago
I've definitely already heard of plastic-eating bacteria. They already have bugs eating it now too https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2021/dec/14/bugs-acr...
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by gleenn 3y ago
I personally love those headphones even despite their price.
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by gleenn 3y ago
They would provide the photo. You choose your photo and everyone else gets it which is already true with the small contact photo and name which are shared automatically.
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by gleenn 3y ago
I still have this hard feeling that the never-ending cycle of increasing home value isn't fed by an over-zealous US house pricing phenomenon. There is definitely scarcity, but why does housing fundamentally increase in value so dramati
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by gleenn 3y ago
If you own a home, and it goes up in "value" 50%, and then back down without you ever selling, does that mean you "lost" that 50%?
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by gleenn 3y ago
I was only a little concerned buying a Tesla Model Y with "300" mile range. I travel between Los Angel And San Diego frequently and there are a good number of charging stations to be sure. But even though the car tells you to keep
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by gleenn 3y ago
SSL cert expired 1 day ago on this linked page FYI
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by gleenn 3y ago
Very much agree. It also gets you some really useful structural editing capabilities as a side-effect. I can shiffle code around so easily and blindly by just telling it to move an expression right or left, or adjust parens in or out. I als
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by gleenn 3y ago
Maybe name the little Pis after moons? Seems fitting somehow and they keep finding more too!

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