gloosx

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by gloosx 3y ago
The least bad system in the worst constraints, where all people must be labelled by blood or soil of origin and moving around is a privilege. The best illusion of control engineered however
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by gloosx 3y ago
Two wolves and a sheep voting on what to have for dinner, very simple and fair system! In the end society was not able to come up with anything better than a twitter poll to decide their destiny.
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by gloosx 3y ago
As long as you can find a peer and cash out your hashes, we are good. Banks are scam, regulators are scammers. Someone who wants to truly own his money and move it around the world without barriers can only rely on crypto today. Same people
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by gloosx 3y ago
Crypto allows evasion of banks for a direct money transfer, this is key thing. The laws are funny in that area.
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by gloosx 3y ago
The utility is distributing the money – if you don't see it, then you are alright with the bank system, having a credit card and a bank account. You are probably lucky enough to be born in a country which is not hated by the whole worl
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by gloosx 3y ago
few hours of inconvenience in corporate cloud infrastructure has a result also - large amounts of money lost. So most obvious incentive is simply ransom
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by gloosx 3y ago
Ha, took me two minutes to make that code sandbox. Can you tell me at least if it is possible in Nue to create something functional like this and how? Or is it just a bunch of macro with some weird imperatives inside usual XML syntax? I rea
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by gloosx 3y ago
This year technology around 5g allows indoor tracking with <1m precision. A lot of work is ongoing to adopt this massively, as the demand is colossal.
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by gloosx 3y ago
every smartphone can report your exact location anyway, for me 5g is a much bigger privacy concern than wifi could ever be.
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by gloosx 3y ago
I don't understand, why the author's concern is focused around surveillance through wifi. The routers are private devices, so if secured properly, what kind of backdoor a third party could use to take imagery of your house insides
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by gloosx 3y ago
There are also developers who are better programmers than AI itself, so for them writing code straight away is much easier than thinking about the natural language prompt needed to generate the same code from a non-deterministic statistic m
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by gloosx 3y ago
For the author @tipiirai here. A fair and functional challenge: what will be Nue solution for making this beautiful triangle? https://codesandbox.io/s/pedantic-mclaren-nqpjl5?file=/src/A... As you can see it
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by gloosx 3y ago
>It's like React/Vue core, but there are no hooks, effects, props, or other unusual abstractions on your way I have almost a decade of React experience and to my ear this sounds very weird (starting from React/Vue put toge
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by gloosx 3y ago
In the end, the one who possesses knowledge will turn it into value going the most obvious and straightforward way: writing a piece of useful SQL or code hot from the head. GPT is a tool for learners, and they will keep shooting them feet u
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by gloosx 3y ago
I'm a big Windows hater, though I need to use it in order to build and test the binaries for win32. After experiencing any other OS, Windows always feels like a bully. Like you're using some kind of public computer in the airport
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by gloosx 3y ago
Think about it this way – it will get better for turning natural language into code, but natural language will never get better than code for the job of theory-building behind a full-fledged application. Just because it's higher-level
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by gloosx 3y ago
i don't understand: how does this server goes around NAT? Is it really suitable for overseas remote work or it is only local and you have to stream your screen itself via proper webrtc system?
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by gloosx 3y ago
Absolutely this. React is just a renderer and 6 hooks, all of them bound to the respective functional concepts which make it a simple and beautiful tool for creating user interfaces. Comparison to web frameworks is incorrect here.
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by gloosx 3y ago
I hate to say this, but to me, it's quite clear that the author doesn't understand what is React much. And for some reason, it is very common to understand it this way, like it is some kind of a great web framework that defines ho
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by gloosx 3y ago
There is no reliable way to tell if they are, so developers have to either listen for sudden page height changes (which usually happens when the dev tool is open, however undocking it fixes the problem) or use one of the few dirty hacks wit
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by gloosx 3y ago
Can't wait when websites start voluntarily cutting themselves out of non-WEI traffic. This means we can take it and serve it, and we will.
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by gloosx 3y ago
From the code, it s easy to see that you create a WRITE transaction which has the side effect of triggering READ transactions. It is also important to understand that if you mix reads and writes you cannot do it well concurrently with SQLit
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by gloosx 3y ago
Damn, for some reason when I saw "Try mCaptcha" I was hoping it will show me the captcha right away and I can really try it in action. The saddest part is that on the login screen that follows, entering the wrong passwords for acc
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by gloosx 3y ago
>DocuLite lets you use SQLite like Firebase Firestore. Honestly, that sounds absolutely frightening to my ear. There are redis, there is mongo, orient, and plenty of document-based rapid-development databases which will be a substantiall
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by gloosx 3y ago
The reality we crafted makes us submit to its requirements, and on and on it goes forever eating its tail... I agree that the solution is in balance, except the polarities are infinite points on the circle, and in the center is you. Everyth
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by gloosx 3y ago
Addiction is a perpetual Ouroboros of shame. It is essential to understand this truth before ever wanting to integrate more shame into this problem. If one chooses addiction - well, it is an authority that moderates his behavior – the subst
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by gloosx 3y ago
I got laid off at the end of the last year and had some savings which allowed me to live comfortably for another 6 months jobless. I enjoyed this time, worked on some personal projects, and learned a lot. Eventually ran out of savings and s
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by gloosx 3y ago
True, a cat-and-mouse game going on forever. Anyways, I don't believe they can succeed in walling such a monstrosity of technologies as the web, just by controlling some parts of it, even significant parts like the browser or search. I
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by gloosx 3y ago
>The attestation uses >you can't access Don't you see how contradictory this is? No secure enclave of registers or hidden secret keys can help, because a person can utilize the lower-level physical world around the processor
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by gloosx 3y ago
i dont need debug tools in the browser - if the bytes of encoded content are getting transmitted to the socket on my machine, there is no realistic way to prevent me from taking and replicating them, i don't see how some software insid

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