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2y ago
> Please wait for the current search to finish. This message modal appeared when I tried to select a book. I'm sure you know that's not the user experience anyone wants.
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2y ago
P2P gaming should use this too: everyone makes their moves, send a hash of the moves, then send their moves. It eliminates cheating during the final move exchange, where someone could change their moves after seeing other players moves.
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2y ago
> ... there was no way that they could do the serial computation fast enough to know what actual beacon value they were creating. But that also means they can't validate the calculation until long after it's used. For a video g
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2y ago
Brand Indicators for Message Identification (BIMI)
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2y ago
I think it's telling that any movie or game with cool AR visuals includes access to huge(!) amounts of data, like face recognition + criminal history.
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2y ago
What will ECH mean for places like China or South Korea? Do governments have access to Cloudflare logs? Only with court orders? ECH seems directly opposed to Chinese governments control of the web.
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2y ago
What you want is an HTML tag or response header that restricts network access, which the browser can then enforce. Offline or a list of allowed domains, this would be great for security in general. Not so great for advertisers though.
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2y ago
This feels like Adblock Plus adding "acceptable ads". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adblock_Plus#Ad_filtering,_ad_...
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Caring about OpenType Features
(practice.typekit.com)
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2y ago
It's cool tech and there seems like lots of opportunities: tracking kids, event security (tie the device to the 'ticket'), disaster emergency (how many people in this area). They don't talk about battery life. Isn't
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2y ago
No, go is not for native gui apps. I recently made some rough go bindings to minifb and while easy to do, it wasn't productive at all. Errors are hard to follow; are they go or minifb? Callbacks work until I have too many calls then th
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2y ago
Job interviews, bank loans, anywhere racism or discrimination exists (or might exist.)
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2y ago
Great article but K&R shouldn't be blamed for lacking this material: > Print the words hello, world > This is a big hurdle; to leap over it you have to be able to create the program text somewhere,compile it successfully, l
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2y ago
Great video. Much more complicated, but checkout Godot "fish" in the docs. https://docs.godotengine.org/en/stable/tutorials/performance... > The animation will be made of four key motions: A side
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2y ago
> Our hope is that if we develop a good attribution solution, it will offer a real alternative to more objectionable practices like tracking. There is no negotiating with the advertising industry. No system will stop them from acting une
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2y ago
> I wonder if this augurs a larger shift in artistic taste. People have distorted/blurred/abstracted images from the start with 'Vaseline on the lens' to airbrushing to modern concerns about 4k showing too much detai
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2y ago
Why not make it a warning if the compiler leaves the happy path? The fix is easy for the programmer (enums, casting, etc.) and could be left unfixed if the programmer knows its OK (meaning it wont take 42 seconds and give an error.) The LSP
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2y ago
Huh, I was just happy to see HSBC lose billions.
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2y ago
Take a look at https://www.hydraulic.dev/ >Build self-updating desktop app packages in minutes. Deploy to every OS from any OS. Platform native formats, fully signed and notarized. Electron, Flutter, JVM and native. And
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2y ago
You can also use `go generate` to create all the .html routes/handlers at compile. Not that it would matter much in a small app.
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2y ago
LuaJIT has access to the system libraries: https://luajit.org/ext_ffi_tutorial.html#sleep
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Etsy should charge the sellers fees per sale, and make them post an expensive bond. Then Etsy can ban drop shipping, give instant refunds, pay return postage, and generally hold the creators to high standards. Etsy should also mandate the i
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2y ago
Half of this is just the re-naming. It's like reading 'history' thats a list of names. And it doesn't seem like its changed with the open, modern 'core' components.
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https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38829557#38834787 >> Ask HN: What are your predictions for 2024? > Server-side WASM takes off with the re-implementation of PHP, Ruby/Rails, Python, and others, and a WASM
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From the Bitmessage website https://wiki.bitmessage.org/ > Security audit needed > Bitmessage is in need of an independent audit to verify its security. If you are a researcher capable of reviewing the source code, pl
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2y ago
Wow. Didn't know about Train and custom dictionaries. Very cool.
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2y ago
Thank you for this comment. Trying to sort through the mess of GUI frameworks for .NET and other languages is difficult.
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Is the website wrong? The repository for the toolkit is MIT, but the website says free for under $1million... https://github.com/unoplatform/uno.toolkit.ui/blob/main/LICE... https://platform.u
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2y ago
Netlify forms looks like it could be great, but the pricing is awful: 100 per site /month ($19+ when exceeded) Cloudflare form plugin sets up a worker/handler, which is cheap and easy. It does require coding though, unlike the for
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3y ago
It should be a union, like the Screen Actors Guild. An entrepreneur model already exists for developers; start a company with your software and monetize it. But most developers don't want to do all the activities involved in making a c
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