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by jarym 6y ago
If you can't beat them... join them. Unfortunately, instead of Intel beefing up their manufacturing business it looks like they want to focus on design. In my opinion, Intel will not be able to lead on design alone. Not with Apple, Nv
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by jarym 6y ago
Which is odd, lots of 'Hello world' demonstrations coming out of Tailscale but in this case we have a personal user wanting to connect to a server with a public IP - this is easily setup using Wireguard as it is. What benefit do
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by jarym 6y ago
Maybe its just me but I would have approached drug companies to partner with their marketing teams. THAT would have been something worth paying for TO THEM.
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by jarym 6y ago
Yea but the “computer said so” excuse will always be there.
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by jarym 6y ago
UX curse strikes again
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by jarym 6y ago
Infinipain
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by jarym 6y ago
> Academics sacrifice material opportunity costs in exchange for intellectual freedom. Most academics I’ve come across only think they’re doing this. My perception is they are too insecure about their self-worth to pursue material opport
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by jarym 6y ago
Perhaps they meant it was a bug in management because the code was very much intentional
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by jarym 6y ago
Startup must be... cash strapped and just discovered their own insurers refused to cover the claim?
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by jarym 6y ago
Well at least it’s more upfront and sincere than some of the cut backs that have been happening.
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by jarym 6y ago
Nice work to the researcher and also gotta give YT credit for nailing down a lot of entry points in the first place and responding responsibly to this disclosure.
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by jarym 6y ago
I wonder if Apple will embrace Linux as Microsoft have done. If they are still a 'hardware' company at heart then they will.
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by jarym 6y ago
With all the eyeballs on word2vec and gensim how did this not get picked up before?
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by jarym 6y ago
I won't say this is a step backwards in terms of progress but it is a step back to the way things used to be done in the early days of Ajax - albeit with a slightly more modern approach. It is appropriate for some applications and not
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by jarym 6y ago
This is soooo nice. I wish there was a +10 option on HN - it'd be the first time I'd use it!
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by jarym 6y ago
Maybe I'm just super dumb but I don't get why such simple examples should be made so difficult. Take for instance the following: "Here were are introducing the 3 main critical pillars of Behavioral Programming; the request,
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by jarym 6y ago
Mine started doing that and became really annoying!
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by jarym 6y ago
All 50 of them lol
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by jarym 6y ago
Glad this got found. I remember when XML was being widely adopted that there'd be frequent vulnerabilities found in Java-based parsers. A large part of this stems from how complicated XML can get - if it were only elements and attribut
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by jarym 6y ago
the bigint is just 64 bits so I b64 encode the binary representation which is about half the size.
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by jarym 6y ago
I'm sure they're great. But outta my budget. I'm very happy with my Sony WH-1000XM4 that are about $200 cheaper.
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by jarym 6y ago
me too - and I Base64 encode it to make it human readable
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by jarym 6y ago
Shameless plug of DefiantJS[1] that gives a lovely fast XPath query capability to JSON data. 1. https://defiantjs.com
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by jarym 6y ago
Solid work. I have seen a few proposed patches or improvements to Postgres handling of connections BUT as with other situations it always seems there's a small number of core maintainers that seem to shoot these improvements down pret
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by jarym 6y ago
Thanks for the nerf link - nice to start a day with something this impressive!
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by jarym 6y ago
> The XML parts of our pipeline are in maintenance mode and we would love to eventually deprecate and remove them, or at least replace them with something that generates less security bugs. Increasing the capabilities of XML in the brows
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by jarym 6y ago
> Previously, when removing posts at Apple’s request, Telegram replaced those posts with a notice that cited the exact rule limiting such content for iOS users. However, Apple reached out to us a while ago and said our app is not allowed
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by jarym 6y ago
This is very nice, I did something very similar many years ago for a client and am glad someone has made a polished version as a library.
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by jarym 6y ago
Well I’m not wed to anything - maybe sometime we’ll see an article about reasons TO switch.
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by jarym 6y ago
Enjoyable read - very succinctly explained.

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