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by indigo945 9mo ago
> Signal insists on using your phone number too, refusing user ids or anything that will make analysis hard. That is no longer true, you can use user IDs now. For the other problem, you can enable self-deleting messages in group chats, l
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by indigo945 9mo ago
Great tool that wrote the blog post in the OP also, so it's quite versatile.
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by indigo945 9mo ago
Right, but I think that the Recycle Bin is exactly what is causing the issue here. Users have been taught for decades that if they delete something, it is not really gone, as they can always just go back to their Recycle Bin or Deleted Item
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by indigo945 9mo ago
Even in MongoDB, you can can index `null` values, so I don't understand in what database system this would be a problem.
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by indigo945 9mo ago
What you describe is basically event sourcing, which is definitely popular. However, for OLAP, you will still want a copy of your data that only has the actual dimensions of interest, and not their history - and the easiest way to create th
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by indigo945 9mo ago
Well, Microsoft SQL Server has built-in Temporal Tables [1], which even take this one step further: they track all data changes, such that you can easily query them as if you were viewing them in the past. You can not only query deleted row
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by indigo945 9mo ago
Claude Code already is the purple unicorn. We're already there - the only problem is that regulatory systems are set up in a way that benefits a small minority of capitalists, rather than the majority.
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by indigo945 9mo ago
I've thought about doing that, but it seems to require multiple Google accounts - one for the "child" and one for the "parent", which is hard to achieve without also having multiple SIM cards with different phone nu
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by indigo945 10mo ago
I said "a GC", that is, "a garbage collector". Even if you consider reference counting as technically being garbage collection, purely reference counted systems do not have a distinct entity that can be identified as &qu
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by indigo945 10mo ago
I think you would be hard-pressed to find a modern AA game that does not already use a GC. The major game engines Unreal and Unity are garbage collected - although they use manual memory management for some of their internals, the exposed
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by indigo945 10mo ago
The problem there is probably that Java cannot pass objects by value [1]. That incurs an additional layer of indirection when accessing the individual members of the struct, tanking performance. That's not a necessity, though - you can
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by indigo945 10mo ago
It's strange to read so many countries listed in an article about deliberate internet shutdowns, and even India called out as the world's shutdown capitol, and not one mention of China. Internet shutdowns during important politica
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by indigo945 10mo ago
Yes. Although people like to point out that on the N64's CPU the external data bus is restricted to 32 bits, that's irrelevant in practice. The real limitation is the RDRAM's data bus, which is only 9 bits wide (of which the
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by indigo945 10mo ago
How is that relevant? "Resources" really just means money, which can be allocated between different items on the BoM at-will. The N64's chips are all (more or less) bespoke, so the functionality of each individual part is com
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by indigo945 10mo ago
The N64's CPU, with pretty much every single game released on the platform, is just sitting there idling along at maybe 30% load tops, and usually less than that. It's a 64 bit CPU, but Nintendo's official SDK doesn't ev
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by indigo945 10mo ago
"Ask HN: How do you prevent ad-injection in AR glasses", comments: visual_noise_complaint 7 hours ago Is anyone else experiencing the 'Hot Singles in Your Area' glitch where it projects avatars onto stray
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by indigo945 11mo ago
The program seems to call gethostbyname() on the supplied host, so you may want to try providing a DNS name instead. Also, call with -v8 to get more detailed logging.
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by indigo945 11mo ago
Tibet, too, was only part of the tributary system. Even during the Qing dynasty, the Chinese imperial state had no effective control over central Tibet - all local rulers and judges were Tibetan, and they employed Tibetan, not Chinese, law.
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by indigo945 11mo ago
MeBoy brings back some memories. I used it to catch so many Pokémon in middle school. What's really cool about that emulator is the way its sound emulation works. Instead of emulating the Gameboy's synthesizer synchronously and ou
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by indigo945 11mo ago
The author's conspiracy theory is this: > I think that what is really behind the AI bubble is the same thing behind > most money, power, and influence: land and resources. The AI future that is > promised, whet
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by indigo945 11mo ago
> Politics is inherently about policy, the consensus mechanism involved is undefined. It's true that the consensus mechanism is undefined, but it is definitely not the case that politics is about policy. I hate etymologic
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by indigo945 11mo ago
Existing anticheat software on Windows already runs in ring 0, and one of the reasons that competitive games often won't work on Linux is precisely that Wine can't emulate that. Some anticheat softwares offer a Linux version, but
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by indigo945 11mo ago
Interestingly enough, the architecture of "a p2p mesh of down detectors" converges with the architecture of "not using a down detector".
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by indigo945 11mo ago
Germany still does not generally require this. It's required if you use an electronic cash register (and only since recently), but if you don't, it's perfectly legal to just tally the money with pen and paper at the end of th
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by indigo945 11mo ago
This doesn't solve the deadlock problem, however.
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by indigo945 11mo ago
> It'll still terminate TLS at the servers, though. It's not mTLS all the way > through to the endpoint. That was the entire point, though. If NetFoundry Frontdoor can see the traffic (because it gets terminat
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by indigo945 11mo ago
I don't see any indication that NetFoundry zrok supports end-to-end encryption from the client to the web server. The default configuration definitely terminates SSL on NetFoundry's server, and I don't see any documentation f
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by indigo945 11mo ago
From what I understand from this repo, the problem is that the official Valve source code release contains PKGBUILD files with build steps that reference a private Gitlab repo that's internal to Valve. So while there is a public rele
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by indigo945 11mo ago
In addition to this, another telltale sign of LLM authorship are the repeated forced attempts to draw connections or parallels where they're nonsensical, trying to fulfill an essay prompt that doesn't - in those instances - have m
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by indigo945 11mo ago
The secrecy definitely played a major role when it comes to cryptography. It was not known to the Axis how far Allied codebreaking technology had come, and how much of their communications was being regularly monitored.

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