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by hannob 4y ago
In mice. Also the article completely fails to even mention the troubling ethical issues with such a drug if it works.
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by hannob 4y ago
According to this https://github.com/dotnet/corefx/pull/28278 SNI support has been added in 2018.
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by hannob 4y ago
> it needs to know which TLS cert to use prior to handing over control of the connection It is a bit unclear here what that means. I mean TLS has a mechanism to choose the certificate based on the hostname (SNI). Other than that - why wo
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by hannob 4y ago
How to exploit: For imap or smtp one can construct commands that will lead to a mail with the login credentials being sent to the attacker (assuming the attacker has an account on the same server). For POP3 we were unable to come up with su
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by hannob 4y ago
Hi, one of the authors here. Happy to answer any questions.
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by hannob 4y ago
You usually expect people to cite sources. Granted, that very often doesn't happen, and the amount of citing expected depends on the context. But ChatGPT just doesn't cite sources at all. I think there's a case to be made tha
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by hannob 4y ago
It should be said that the overall efficiency of airplanes is also terrible. It's just that there's no drop-in replacement, and therefore people are looking at e-fuels for planes. But this doesn't change a simple fact: This i
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by hannob 4y ago
You may be interested that Porsche basically dumped that project recently, though it didn't get a lot of media attention. The current Haru Oni plant is a really tiny pilot plant, but it always came with the promise that it'd be sc
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by hannob 4y ago
It's very questionable if this helps at all. The energy needed to desalinate water is tiny compared to the energy needed for hydrogen production via electrolysis. You're saving small amounts of energy in exchange for a more comple
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by hannob 4y ago
I once did a Google Summer of Code project with NSS, and tbh I found the codebase quite hard to work with. It has a lot of what appears to be unnecessary API layers upon API layers that require changes in a lot of places if you want to add
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by hannob 4y ago
The debate was going on a bit like this: "We should force DNS providers to block CSAM!" Internet activists: "Maybe it would be a better idea to ask the providers hosting this stuff to delete it?" - "WE SHOULD FORCE
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by hannob 4y ago
The problem with decarbonizing is not being solved with green electricity and hydrogen. The (direct) emissions come from the carbon anodes that are consumed in the process. They are usually made from petroleum coke, aka they're fossil
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by hannob 4y ago
> How could I, a nobody, 'donate' my photography to public domain? An organization wouldn't give a hoot about me, so are there sites that can 'take' photos and host them as public domain? Wikimedia Commons, uploa
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by hannob 4y ago
> Neighbouring countries of Germany are pushing for Germany to stop polluting the atmosphere with coal. Unfortunately it is not my impression that this is happening. (Also two neighboring countries - poland and czechia - of Germany have
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Gas Stoves and Gas Grids(industrydecarbonization.com)
4 points by hannob 4y ago|0 comments
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by hannob 4y ago
Bullshit. This statistic is listing the share of exported plastics that are exported to certain countries. But that's not "most of our plastic", because overall exports are around ~10%. So "most of our plastic" is e
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by hannob 4y ago
Me too. I read a couple of articles about the Niemann/Carlssen debate, then I saw a guy talking about chess on youtube, and eventually I created a chess.com account.
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by hannob 4y ago
> Hydrogen is 100% an attempt by fossil fuel companies to remain relevant in a "green energy" world. > Hydrogen has a few legitimate use cases, such as iron ore refining and chemical feedstock, but that's about it. I do
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by hannob 4y ago
It doesn't matter that much if 70% or 90% of carbon offsets are flawed. In both cases the conclusion can only be that by default you shouldn't trust carbon offsets.
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by hannob 4y ago
How strange, we massively subsidize meat production, we don't even consider letting meat producers pay for the externalities they cause, and then plant-based alternatives have a hard time competing. It's a real mystery.
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by hannob 4y ago
It should be noted that this company is backed by major fossil fuel funders and companies, even with connections to some of the dirtiest fossil fuel productions on earth (tar sands): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carbon
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by hannob 4y ago
The Hybrit pilot plant is already operational and producing steel, although in small quantities. That sounds like a proven result to me, do you disagree? Can you summarize what the linked article (unfortunately paywalled and in swedish) say
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by hannob 4y ago
I'll probably adress that in a future newsletter, but you may want to read the paper linked in the article above that contains a very detailed answer: https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/9837910 The answer is a m
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The Future Dominance of Solar and Wind Energy(industrydecarbonization.com)
41 points by hannob 4y ago|110 comments
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by hannob 4y ago
> I wonder how effective the extractor is above the stove, if you always put it on its max fan setting when cooking, would it improve the VOC and other gases detected? The answer is likely "Yes, it improves things a little bit, but
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by hannob 4y ago
As you plug this paper, I should point out that it's really bad behavior to not cite prior work. The original idea of subdomain takeover was by Frans Rosén: https://labs.detectify.com/2014/10/21/hostile-s
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by hannob 4y ago
Having seen too many such announcements about promising green technologies, I tend to ask a few questions when seeing something like this. One of them is what state a technology is in (early research, announcement, small prototype, industri
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by hannob 4y ago
It hasn't cleared peer review, it's a preprint (which is pretty common in cryptography, peer review usually happens when results are already old news).
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by hannob 4y ago
"Let's build bike lanes that are so scary only the bavest will dare to use them - and also subsidise cars in any way we can." - "The market has spoken, people want cars!"
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Geogengineering researcher David Keith about commercializing geoengineering(twitter.com)
2 points by hannob 4y ago|0 comments

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