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by inglor 7y ago
Don't forget that some disgruntled employee stole the software a few years ago. So who knows who has access to this. https://m.calcalist.co.il/Article.aspx?guid=3741738
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by inglor 7y ago
NSO still have multiple ubpatched 0 days in WhatsApp Telegram and most other messaging apps. Your best bet is to use something obscure so you cannot easily be targeted or not being connected to the same net. At the Israeli army we had phone
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by inglor 7y ago
Most of NSO's users are police forces working under rule of law. That's the thing being regulated (what police forces it is allowed to sell to).
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by inglor 7y ago
I am surprised I can't edit this on HN (Or missed the UI? I've been using HN for years) and was very tired - but 'choices' :]
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by inglor 7y ago
I think it's funny to say that about a company regulated and controlled by the US intelligence community. The US is truly great at claiming things are bad while _controlling those things_ at the same time. For what it's worth _per
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by inglor 7y ago
I would not work for NSO myself but I am extremely privileged to have written some popular open source stuff and it's a great market for software. My wife is in finance, it was this or an abusive boss and constant unpaid overtime. For
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by inglor 7y ago
Sadly NSO can't share their customers and they actually don't know many of them and are not exposed to the data. Whomever gets vetted by the US government and the hr Israeli government gets a copy. I really dislike NSO to the poin
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by inglor 7y ago
She claims they are more regulated then other companies with the tech and like all weapons mistakes can happen. Also that they did not do a lot of the stuff they are blamed for. I personally don't believe them but she does :)
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by inglor 7y ago
People working for NSO believe they are doing good for mankind and helping stop terrorism. I am not buying the shitty nerative but still love her :)
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by inglor 7y ago
My wife works for NSO, Facebook closed down the personal accounts of anyone working for NSO which is quite the aggressive move. I definitely see things warming up.
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by inglor 7y ago
But those 2$ don't go towards the organizers or the meetup itself.
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by inglor 7y ago
A promise is a lock in that resolving it is the 'release' and awaiting it is `acquire`. For example: ``` let release; const acquire = new Promise(resolve => release = resolve); (async () => { await acquire; /&#x2F
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by inglor 7y ago
As a fellow tfjs user - what were the most annoying parts in the API access for you?
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by inglor 7y ago
This is also the issue with the CSS "proof" of turing completeness. It does not actually work for the same reason.
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by inglor 7y ago
An element can reference itself and perform calculations which would be a looping construct though? That `url` reference includes itself.
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by inglor 7y ago
We ended up using ngrok for our development builds and while it's certainly a lot more setup (and it costs us money) I am pretty happy with the results and as a customer for that use case. We sell a SaaS e2e testing product for large e
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by inglor 7y ago
I absolutely agree. I switched from iPhone to Android (Galaxy S10e, smallest one I could find that was high end but still huge) last year. I would switch back in a heartbeat with a new SE. Moreover, I would love a high-end SE rather than a
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by inglor 7y ago
As an Israeli this was a shock for me when I first moved to the US. Here "let's have lunch sometime" is literally "let's have lunch sometime". The American culture is so indirect and giving direct feedback is s
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by inglor 7y ago
This looka great and like it solves a big real problem people have. Congrats on doing this! How do you deal with security? IoT devices are infamous and having one with a debugger open to the world terrifies me.
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by inglor 7y ago
Right, there is always an escape hatch, this is also true for haskell with unsafePerformIO - because of practicality. That's a good thing :]
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by inglor 7y ago
The reason we have await in JS is particularly because it is _less_ powerful than generators and you can make more assumptions about it and how one uses it as well as write better tooling. This is why we have await in Python and C# as well,
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by inglor 7y ago
That's 'lying' though, async/await is a great way to know which of your functions perform i/o and which do not. Namely in platforms like Node the convention is to not do synchronous I/O and as a communication t
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by inglor 7y ago
I presumed that represents the number of days in that month where the temperature was above (or below) that certain threshold. This is rather common in weather sites.
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by inglor 7y ago
Thanks for this article! > the connection between await as an operator and sampleas an operator is deeper than you might think. Can anyone explain this to me? Await plays the part of "specialized haskell like `do`" with tasks
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by inglor 7y ago
That's just FUD through a synthetic benchmark by the person who wrote uWS after he approached Ryan and Ryan wouldn't do everything he asked for...
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by inglor 7y ago
Both the SES people and the Deno people are active. I'd guess there are ~2-10 active people in both projects.
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by inglor 7y ago
Node.js had a PR to add that in (with packages enforced but not your 'own' code) and Node has policies to deal with loading untrusted code ( https://nodejs.org/api/policy.html ). Personally I isolate with OS
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by inglor 7y ago
SES builds on capability theory to let you run "adversarial" code together with your trusted code safely. Deno is a runtime that aims to isolate the code from the system amongst other issues. SES uses a proof over the JS grammar w
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by inglor 7y ago
The brave? Sure - but there will likely be breaking changes. I actually run a small deno server in production for a non critical service and it's been working out fine :]
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by inglor 7y ago
Yes of course, browser and OS vendors.

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