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The Mooltipass: Hardware Password Manager(themooltipass.com)
4 points by haldean 9y ago|2 comments
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by haldean 9y ago
Only tangentially related, but this thread seems like a good way to contact the team: the "engineering" and "operations engineering" job description links are 404s on this page: http://darklang.com/team&#
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by haldean 9y ago
That could be because the car is usually right when it thinks it's in danger; this crash happened because it incorrectly thought it was safe. Having an assistive device that emergency-brakes or steers around obstacles is great as long
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by haldean 9y ago
Out of curiosity, where has LibreSSL sat in relation to OpenSSL and BoringSSL, in your mind?
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by haldean 9y ago
...except it didn't really spread democracy, at least not in a particularly long lasting way. Maybe what we've learned is that fueling populist uprisings isn't something that is particularly good, and that seems to be what Fa
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by haldean 9y ago
I think the part of the memo that is so surprising to me is the company-wide acknowledgement of the bad practices we all talk about; I'm amazed that an executive would send out such a frank description of the misleading "dark patt
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by haldean 9y ago
Yup, I worked on a hardware project at Google that eventually became Android TV, and when we sent out hardware units they were hand-delivered by Google employees in GPS-tracked, locked Pelican cases. Upon receipt, devs had to keep it in a s
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by haldean 9y ago
Something like this 50Ah battery pack? https://www.amazon.com/Laptops-External-50000mAh-Portable-No... Google around for external laptop batteries, they make some really big ones.
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by haldean 9y ago
You do not have to offer the source code using the source code or through the service it provides. If you just throw it up on GitHub or whatever it still counts.
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by haldean 9y ago
It's the domain they use when an engineering team doesn't make the website; this was probably made by a marketing team, so it doesn't go on google.com.
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by haldean 9y ago
Isogeometric analysis is a means of doing finite element analysis over boundary representation models; FEA is used to physically simulate materials, and usually requires a polyhedral mesh (a mesh where the elements are 3D, instead of the &q
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by haldean 9y ago
(I do geometry but I'm not in the gaming field) I'd guess that this is because the fastest way to compute a precise silhouette of an arbitrary shape (like quadratic surfaces) is to do a ray test for every pixel that might hit the
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by haldean 9y ago
Yup, Fastmail works too. Actually, with FF58 and the U2F flag switched on, Google is the only site I use where my Yubikey doesn't work.
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by haldean 9y ago
You must have never taken a bike down Market Street :)
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by haldean 9y ago
Processing.org is pretty much the go-to visual programming environment, I think, but there's lots; openframeworks.cc is another popular one that I've used and liked.
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by haldean 9y ago
I can't read the paper you link but in the abstract-ish thing you've given here, $20 is a mean. The MIT paper says $3.37 is a median. Both could simultaneously be true!
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by haldean 9y ago
Bazel recompiles at the source file level, and it's very good at only recompiling only what's necessary; for example, it caches object files for C++, and will only rebuild the object files of changed source files, and then relink
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by haldean 9y ago
This looks cool! The thing that would convince me to switch from what I'm already using would be seeing what the invoicing workflow looks like; a bunch of time trackers claim to support invoicing but then either their workflows are rea
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by haldean 9y ago
That's an image of the malicious ad from YouTube that the article is about...
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by haldean 9y ago
And tup for the last 10. Lots of people in this thread complaining about Make's syntax might want to check it out; it has a nice, simple "inputs |> command |> outputs" syntax, a similar "output the DAG" mode t
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by haldean 9y ago
For one, there isn't a market where you can buy and sell them; usually the developer decides on the price, and you can't exchange them back into USD.
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by haldean 9y ago
I think you forgot this: [1]: http://earthship.org/
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by haldean 9y ago
This is addressed in the abstract of the paper: > But ever since Pascal, the language aspect has been almost secondary to Wirth's work. Modula(-2) and Oberon both came out of larger system-level design projects that simultaneously a
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by haldean 9y ago
That would be illegal under this new law as well: > The bill also would prohibit an employer from seeking salary history information about an applicant for employment and would require an employer, upon reasonable request, to provide the
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by haldean 9y ago
Signal actually just wrote up a very detailed post about how they're using SGX to provide verification that the computer you're sending your data to is running a specific algorithm: https://signal.org/blog/pri
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by haldean 9y ago
You can stream video with the HTML5 <video> tag.
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by haldean 9y ago
Ah, the classic SV "he or she has a real adult life, and thus cannot understand my h4xx0r skillz" chestnut.
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by haldean 9y ago
Neat, it's 12kB now: convert -colors 16 Ilker_fast.png Ilker_tiny.png pngcrush Ilker_tiny.png Ilker_out.png Total page weight is now 15kB, 0.2% the size of the original page. Incidentally, that ratio is about the same as t
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by haldean 9y ago
I think I remember it being something about the ratio of comments to votes; lots of comments per vote mean that it's controversial, and controversial posts age off faster.
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by haldean 9y ago
While keeping it a PNG? I hit that thing with pngcrush and scaled it to half the size of the original article: what's your magic to get it down to 28k?

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