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by jchook 5y ago
Interesting that he notes the method came from Greeks. I'm reminded of this video of handmade mosaic tiles: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t-n03ano-Ak
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by jchook 5y ago
Makes me wonder the total volume of anonymous trades compared to ID-verified trades.
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by jchook 5y ago
Examples?
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by jchook 5y ago
This would integrate cleanly with a reputation economy, where folks who get "bad reviews" cannot do business.
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by jchook 5y ago
In practice, we still require ID verification to participate in markets.
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by jchook 5y ago
It’s an inexact measurement to give you an idea of how little waste is actually produced. I used to feel very anti-nuclear, mostly out of fear and lack of information. Then I read more about it and learned that taking point. Other sources I
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by jchook 5y ago
Solar panels have a relatively short lifespan, require and enormous amount of material compared to the energy they generate, and contain toxic elements that never break down. In contrast, all the nuclear waste generated by the world since t
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by jchook 5y ago
One upside to writing an intermediate version that supports both the old and new representation: your data migrations are not an urgent race against the clock, or mission critical to the release. You can decouple migrations from the release
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by jchook 5y ago
I really prefer the Pulumi approach where you define the configuration in your favorite Turing-complete language. Not sure why Hashicorp felt the need to reinvent the wheel instead of having a library in an existing language generate markup
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by jchook 5y ago
Afaik Chrome does not support the standard, yet Firefox supports Chome’s API. As a result, most extensions seem to use the Chrome API. Firefox also provides a polyfill to adapt the Chrome API to the WebExtensions standard. More info here:
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by jchook 5y ago
Yes
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by jchook 5y ago
It very well could be. A potential CIA tie is speculated on the Wikipedia for Ahn Doo-Hee. I read that he was CIA trained on a Historic.ly thread, which cited “Korea: A History” by Bong-youn Choy. I’ve been reading The Puzzle Palace recent
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by jchook 5y ago
Possible that we in the US do not learn much about the atrocities of South Korean autocracies because they were largely supported and propped up for decades by the US government. After nearly 40 years of Japanese rule, Korea formed a unifie
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Topgrade – Meta upgrade tool for pip, flatpak, your distro and everything else(github.com)
1 points by jchook 5y ago|0 comments
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by jchook 5y ago
Would this potentially leak consecutive TOTPs to an attacker who connects to all 1,000,000 or so possible addresses at 30 second intervals (and records the one that responds)?
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Recurring payments with ETH, stablecoin, and ERC-20(groundhog.network)
3 points by jchook 5y ago|0 comments
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by jchook 5y ago
Get an OBD2 Bluetooth adapter and an app on your smart phone to display the real time fuel efficiency of your driving. That feedback can help a lot.
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by jchook 5y ago
Setting TERM this way causes other subtle problems your local host. Instead I set `alias ssh="TERM=xterm-256color ssh"` which works pretty well.
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by jchook 5y ago
The maintainers would prefer to "do one thing well" and let other programs handle this sort of feature. You can use tabbed[1] or a multiplexer like tmux, or you can use a different terminal emulator like kitty[2]. For example, ins
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by jchook 5y ago
- the reaper in the background may represent the duty of PID 1, which must reap dead processes. He stands between the workshop (user space?) and the rest of the kingdom & streams (kernel space?) - The strand from his hat appears to have
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by jchook 5y ago
Also notice the output faucet is shaped like a cat, as in "cat to null"
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by jchook 5y ago
Will these billions of tax dollars fund privately owned intellectual property?
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by jchook 5y ago
The USSR irradiated the US embassy in Moscow with microwaves from 1953 to 1979. Later analysis showed virtually no health impacts and no increase in mortality. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30676008/ https:/&#x
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by jchook 5y ago
The equivalence classes modulo some n form a partition of the integers so you can use that to create a very efficient solution with very little code. Here is a neat explanation: https://preshing.com/20121224/how-to-gene
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by jchook 5y ago
This works for their particular use case because their server doesn't even have a database. It doesn't address runtime configuration like remote hosts, passwords, etc. It doesn't even address the difference between provisioni
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by jchook 5y ago
Significant to note that Newark Police officers did not wear body cameras until early 2020. It seems like part of the same “decree” but I didn’t see the article mention it. I recall a similar stat from CA where body cameras reduced complain
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by jchook 5y ago
Not like Google has been fined unprecedentedly large sums numerous times for deceiving users and abusing their info.
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by jchook 6y ago
Reminded of "What is the most sophisticated piece of software ever written?" on Quora. Buckle in. https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-most-sophisticated-piece-o...
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Tealdeer – A fast implementation of tldr in Rust(github.com)
1 points by jchook 6y ago|0 comments
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by jchook 6y ago
Reminds me of companies posting copyrighted material in comments only to file a DCMA takedown. If you can’t get NYT to remove it, maybe you “know someone” who can.

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