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jckahn
4y ago
That makes sense. Thank you for the explanation! > Further, in order to build assurance about the counter integrity, we would need to employ formal verification and code authentication techniques Can you point me to resources that might
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Do you know if that might be mitigated by using Chitchatter via a Tor browser? I’m still building my understanding of the low-level mechanics of WebRTC.
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This is an interesting idea. How do you envision this working, broadly speaking?
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That's a great point. I'll tweak the README a little later to suggest using https://burnernote.com/ (as others here have suggested) to more securely share room links. Thanks for the suggestion! > Anyone with kn
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Thanks for taking a look! This is my first time hearing of Tox, so it’s hard to for me give a great answer at the moment. Based on a quick look at Tox, it seems that a key differentiator is that Chitchatter conversations are ephemeral. Also
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Show HN: Chitchatter – P2P chat app that is serverless, decentralized, ephemeral
(chitchatter.im)
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How does the slower process lead to a superior result, exactly? Are there designs that modern CAD systems can't achieve that the older process could? If so, perhaps it would be more practical to focus on closing that gap by improving o
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Hah! I'm glad you got some enjoyment out of the game. It's designed to kill time while waiting on the bus or train, but it also works well for marathon sessions when you're in the mood for it. Thanks for checking out Farmhand
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Yep, all of the above! The main front end code base at the company I joined earlier this year ( https://deep6.ai/ ) is excellent. It is some of the best code I've worked with in my 13 year career. A lot of thought and ca
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Ha! I've found that this isn't a game with a mass appeal, but it does appeal _a lot_ to a niche audience. Have fun with it!
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Farmhand, the open source farming and resource management game for the browser
(farmhand.life)
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Linux 5.19 Released
(lore.kernel.org)
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Bringing Google to Chicago's Thompson Center
(blog.google)
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The same as what it currently costs, personally.
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I disagree that this could not be considered open source. Chromium could be forked at any time by anyone, and then developed freely from there. That’s as much as you can reasonably expect from any project you’re not paying for, IMO.
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This seems very plausible to me, but I’m curious if you can point to any evidence to substantiate what you’re saying?
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Why Darwin failed (2006)
(synack.net)
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Usually either code, game design ideas for my side project ( https://www.farmhand.life/ ), or a Tool song.
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The NFT bubble is showing clear signs of bursting
(fortune.com)
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Deep 6 AI | Senior/Staff, Frontend/Backend/Fullstack, Director | Pasadena, CA | REMOTE (US) | Fulltime | https://deep6.ai Deep 6 AI is revolutionizing the clinical trials space with a powerful tool that medical pr
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Correct! Removing Snap Firefox and installing Flatpak Firefox was the first thing I did on my 22.04 install.
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Ubuntu 22.04 Jammy Jellyfish released
(ubuntu.com)
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If you need some inspiration, consider this comic: https://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/2012-09-02
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I’ll be blunt: It’s the height of egotism to believe you’ve seen it all. There’s always something new to explore and understand. Curiosity is the opposite of ennui, which it sounds like is what you have. You finally have the freedom to do t
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The API documentation need is actually better served by something like Zeal: https://zealdocs.org/
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This sounds really interesting, but I'm not finding it. Would you mind sharing a link to the tool?
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10,000 Days couldn’t be more fitting of a request. But given how long he’s been out I think the humane choice would be Fear Inoculum so he could finally get caught up!
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KiwiX: Store any website on your mobile phone or computer, easily
(kiwix.org)
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Awesome. I’m okay with a bit of tweaking to get things going, I just want to avoid a consistently poor user experience or instability. It sounds like a sensible custom Linux PC build should be (relatively) smooth!
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That makes a lot of sense. Thanks for the advice!
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