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by infogulch 6mo ago
I've never heard of Wi-Fi Aware, thanks for sharing. Are there any devices/chips that support it today?
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by infogulch 6mo ago
Can you do the same thing for websites with playwright/selenium?
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by infogulch 6mo ago
Really? That's the opposite of what I understand the docs say. Care to share your code? This may become a bug report.
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by infogulch 6mo ago
I guess the idea is to have all writes go through a central server with local read replicas for improved read perf. The default litestream sync interval is 1s. I bet many use-cases would be satisfied with a few seconds delay for cross-regio
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by infogulch 6mo ago
How big is the cache? Could you just evict the cache into cheap object storage and retrieve it when resuming? When the user starts the conversation back up show a "Resuming conversation... ⭕" spinner.
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by infogulch 6mo ago
Oh nice it works as an ssh-agent too. Definitely checking this one out.
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by infogulch 6mo ago
Yeah the C API seems like a perfect fit for this use-case: > [SQLITE_FCNTL_DATA_VERSION] is the only mechanism to detect changes that happen either internally or externally and that are associated with a particular attached database. Ano
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by infogulch 6mo ago
He mentions Litestream, maybe this also works for litestream read-only replicas which may be in completely different locations?
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by infogulch 6mo ago
Neat idea! Would it help if subscriber states were also stored? (read position, queue name, filters, etc) Then instead of waking all subscription threads to do their own N=1 SELECT when stat(2) changes, the polling thread could do Events IN
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by infogulch 6mo ago
Government regulations weren't necessary for Framework to make the most open laptop product line in history which includes a the 'Pro' 13" laptop chassis which is both backwards and forwards compatible with components
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by infogulch 6mo ago
You can flash GrapheneOS on a Pixel from another pixel , no pc required at all. I've done it several times, this is what sold me on the utility of WebUSB. You can use GOS' own distribution of chromium, Vanadium, if you have a GOS
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by infogulch 6mo ago
It's interesting that you can remove a future state machine instance for an async function that returns a constant value by just returning impl Future<Output = [return type]> with return std::future::ready(return_value). They eve
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by infogulch 6mo ago
> how much money out user accounts have in this microsecond My understanding is that if you want aggregations or sub accounts then you need to duplicate transactions and maintain them yourself. This may seem like it would be annoying, bu
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by infogulch 6mo ago
Well it says "indirectly". How much indirect do they mean?
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by infogulch 6mo ago
I remember coming across egg ( https://egraphs-good.github.io/ ) via some virtual conference a few years ago. I'm happy to see this idea land in a real compiler!
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by infogulch 6mo ago
Another interesting tree filesystem data structure is the Bε-tree ("b epsilon tree"), which also tries to bridge the gap between small writes and the large pages of modern drives. The first paper/talk from 2015 has a fun name
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by infogulch 6mo ago
I found out the hard way that backblaze just deletes backed up data from external hard drives that haven't been connected in a while. I had like 2TB total.
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by infogulch 6mo ago
How about webusb?
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by infogulch 6mo ago
Is Yggdrasil still using raw truncated ed25519 keys to determine the treespace root node? [1] If so, this seems to be an obvious network availability vulnerability. [2] [1]: https://yggdrasil-network.github.io/2021/06&#
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by infogulch 6mo ago
So there is a more general standard which the ACME protocol automates. Or perhaps another way to put it is that, the standard is written in a way that "just happens" to be nicely automatable. Yes this is why multi-perspective is d
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by infogulch 6mo ago
Well if they can deceive certificate authorities that implement the ACME protocol like LetsEncrypt, then they could get a certificate for your site with the HTTP-01 challenge, see the paper Using BGP to Acquire Bogus TLS Certificates (201
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by infogulch 7mo ago
The sale was completed in 2024.
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by infogulch 7mo ago
BLM [(Bureau of Land Management)] completes $460M sale of federal helium reserve to private company | 12/12/2024 | https://www.eenews.net/articles/blm-completes-460m-sale-of-f... Messer Completes Acquisition
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by infogulch 7mo ago
This post is how meta engineers just recently submitted a patch with the ability to avoid starting a new process for every output encoding and so they can share the decoding step. Maybe that also includes sharing the motion estimation step,
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by infogulch 7mo ago
Encoders do some interframe analysis (motion, etc) as part of encoding P/B-frames; I wonder if this work could be done once and reused for all the encodings.
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by infogulch 7mo ago
I reject the premise that the military can't request a change to the spec of military equipment they purchase. Obviously it was foolish to sign a contract that added any more restrictions than "all lawful purposes".
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by infogulch 7mo ago
Yes but then the government can decide that the widget, which can suddenly and arbitrarily break and cause havoc because it doesn't work according to the government's desired spec, is risky to use and advise their other vendors to
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by infogulch 7mo ago
The US Military's demand that the product they purchase is able to be used for all lawful purposes seems pretty reasonable, and is really the only valid line to draw. Forcing one's own ethics onto the military's use of your
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by infogulch 7mo ago
The FUTO keyboard is pretty good. All offline, customizable design, good speech recognition, tolerable swipe typing. It's published under a distinct opensource-ish license if you care about that. It's technically a paid app but wi
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by infogulch 8mo ago
This looks pretty nice to use! How does it work if you want to join multiple complex subqueries? How far can a new query language like this go? Could this be added as a native query language in e.g. postgresql?

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