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by jokabrink 4y ago
I think I can clear it up: The accusation of murder-for-hire would not hold up. The FBI would not be able to prove the required elements for the deed, because in order to prove it, the FBI would need to actually drive or mail something with
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by jokabrink 4y ago
Ah, I see, thanks. Somehow I hadn't looked at GPL-2.0 compatibility of the MIT license, which would have answered the question.
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by jokabrink 4y ago
Question regarding licensing: [1] states that a source file can be "one of the compatible GPL variants and alternatively under a permissive license like BSD, MIT etc." Looking at a rust source file inside the dev tree 'Rust-f
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by jokabrink 4y ago
The article read a bit odd. You get to know a lot about said startup, who they are, what they do, how much funding they secured, etc. For those who don't want to bother, the answer to the (IMHO clickbait) title is in the very last sent
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by jokabrink 4y ago
Fair enough, but then he wouldn't have needed to use control theory and just stuck with the examples. Edit: removed ambiguity
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by jokabrink 4y ago
I am not sure what to take from this. The title certainly makes sense from a engineers perspective. But from a layman's? I don't know. It seems, that he tries to explain an important concept in control theory but does not explain
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by jokabrink 4y ago
I wouldn't want to rely on a dead man's switch pretty much my whole live. But you are right: There are many more examples. The one you mentioned suits better.
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EU TSOs confirm conditions for gradual opening of electricity trade with Ukraine(entsoe.eu)
2 points by jokabrink 4y ago|0 comments
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by jokabrink 4y ago
They don't mention smart contracts in that page either. However, if you look at https://ethereum.org/en/web3/ you will see this: "At its core, Web3 uses blockchains, cryptocurrencies, and NFTs to give po
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by jokabrink 4y ago
For me, this video pretty much sums up the problem Web3 has: At every interface to the real world, you need a trusted third party. Another example: A smart contract that transfers ownership of your online accounts to someone else in case of
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by jokabrink 4y ago
Hm, interesting. I remember the upcome of Arduino: They advertised their system (setup() once, loop() forever) as very friendly towards tinkerers using 8bit uControllers. Anybody could jump straight ahead without setting up anything in ASM
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by jokabrink 4y ago
The whole discussion reminds me a bit of the similar move the EU did back in 2009: Introduce a (voluntary) common external power supply (Micro-USB). Now, I feel the same arguments are brought in again. 1) Hinders innovation 2) Lock on a sin
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by jokabrink 4y ago
> Why is this happening? The author does not really explain the why, but gives a solution in that paragraph. I think the major reason why "overlay package managers" exist is simple: Time. With current speed in design iterations
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by jokabrink 4y ago
From the blog post: > If WordPress is shrinking, something else must be growing, this is, after all, a zero sum game. The very clear winners at the moment are Wix and Squarespace. I disagree with the authors findings: When taking a look
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by jokabrink 4y ago
Not OP, but the terms state this under sec. 5: "BY USING THE SERVICES, YOU AGREE NOT TO: [...] use any of the Zillow Companies’ trademarks as part of your screen name or email address on the Services;"