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by joshka 5y ago
So this is free speech that you have to pay for? In contrast, the media is free speech that advertisers/oligarchs pay for.
902.
by joshka 6y ago
This type of criminal negligence is often indistinguishable from a republican appointed attorney general's platform.
903.
by joshka 6y ago
There's a better 1 page summary of the bill at https://www.wyden.senate.gov/imo/media/doc/The%20Fourth%20Am...
904.
by joshka 6y ago
On page 2 of the bill, the definition of 'covered customer or subscriber record' includes the following: (II) an intermediary service provider that delivers, stores, or processes communications of such cover
905.
by joshka 6y ago
>Couldn't they just contract with a non-govt-entity that does have access to the information, and achieve results that way? On page 2 of the bill, the definition of 'covered customer or subscriber record' includes the
906.
by joshka 6y ago
https://github.com/vitling/acid-banger/blob/main/src/pattern...
907.
by joshka 6y ago
The pattern generation logic[1] is surprisingly simple. [1]: https://github.com/vitling/acid-banger/blob/main/src/pattern...
908.
by joshka 6y ago
(that should have read without disclosing dec(p)) But yeah, you'd have to end up with equivalents to p* = 123 which becomes (dec(p)* = 123 etc. My guess is that due to the simon cipher they're allocating full blocks whenever you d
909.
by joshka 6y ago
I know nothing of the implementation, but hypothetically a compiler could translate: p++ to instructions that effectively do: p = enc(dec(p)+1) Without exposing p outside the CPU. The implementation described (seems to be)
910.
by joshka 6y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26803342
911.
by joshka 6y ago
>Not sure if this comment was meant in earnest or not Somewhat satirical with a hint of truth - the article purports to solve the problem of ADHD reading stacks. It did so in a long windy form going all over the place which is generally
912.
by joshka 6y ago
TL;DR: you have many unread books, here's 4 more to add to the unread pile. Don't read all your books, accept that you'll fail and redefine success.
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by joshka 6y ago
> Seems unlikely but I’m very hopeful about Apple sneakily creating the world's largest mesh network. Slowly, but surely adding functionality to the mesh. In your hypothetical, I'm curious how you'd see this comparing to A
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by joshka 6y ago
Fiber to the hydrogel.
915.
by joshka 6y ago
>I see a pattern and I feel the older generation is way more capable and knowledgeable when it comes to Computer Science in general. I am pretty sure a lot of people are or were in the same boat as me. The older generation are in this pl
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by joshka 6y ago
Neat - that looks significantly more interesting.
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by joshka 6y ago
We don't like the stonk
918.
by joshka 6y ago
There's a bunch of ways this might be broken, anything from user error, alpha channel, bug in get.images, etc. There's a suggestion that the forums are the right place to post this sort of thing at: https://github.com&#
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by joshka 6y ago
> Any better algorithm to use or recommendation on salting? Check for common passwords: https://haveibeenpwned.com/API/v3#SearchingPwnedPasswordsByR...
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by joshka 6y ago
I'd also recommend by Wienberg: The Secrets of Consulting: A Guide to Giving and Getting Advice Successfully https://www.amazon.com/dp/B004J35LHQ/ Originally published in 1986, so has somewhat dated analogie
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by joshka 6y ago
GAB-PT-3 for president 2024
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by joshka 6y ago
Fastmail works like this out of the box if you can stand a web interface.
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by joshka 6y ago
So..., Crypto Singularity?
924.
by joshka 6y ago
Something like this + procmail (or similar) + GPT-3 would be neat to see.
925.
by joshka 6y ago
+1 being on the "build stuff to increase revenue" rather than "build stuff to decrease costs" side of the business is anecdotally a path to general developer happiness.
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by joshka 6y ago
This is the real answer, although the algorithm used seems to use a sieve rather than a naive check for (x & i == 0) https://github.com/sympy/sympy/blob/219993505f88a8d6f825db1d...
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by joshka 6y ago
Previous discussion - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25856291 - mod please consider joining these threads
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by joshka 6y ago
cmd+[ is the standard shortcut you need. Works in browsers, text editors, finder, ...
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by joshka 6y ago
https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/executive-or... was signed 1/18/2021 coincidence?
930.
by joshka 6y ago
It would be fairly trivial to encode information in single frame swaps (both audio and video) in such a way that these swaps are imperceptible and irreversible. There are many compression artifacts that could be used similarly (e.g. does a

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