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by jtsiskin 5y ago
As a simple example, the “trust this computer?” prompt standard on most phones. If devices like this were only known by states governments, this feature likely would have taken longer to become standard
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Especially if it’s differentiable
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Well his signature is on the Executive Order, and the order starts with “By the authority vested in me as President by the Constitution and the laws of the United States of America, and in order to promote the interests of American workers,
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by jtsiskin 5y ago
Wow, 4,600 neurons. I wonder how large a neural net would need to be to replicate the same behavior
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That’s presumably what this deal is partially to prevent. This deal makes Apple’s cost of doing that now $15 billion more “expensive”
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Yes, the next person will contact someone like https://zerodium.com/program.html instead
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by jtsiskin 5y ago
I hear about subdomain takeovers with S3 all the time. It seems insane Amazon doesn't require any domain verification.
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by jtsiskin 5y ago
Start by only considering the Yo Yo, that is easy to fill out. Now consider both the Yo Yo and Doll, that is also easy to fill out given the current array. Then continue.
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by jtsiskin 5y ago
Yes in the press they will paint this as "this will allow that single father to buy diapers even if his payday next week" but in reality I'm skeptical. I guess I would need to read some studies
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https://www.jwst.nasa.gov/content/about/launch.html
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by jtsiskin 5y ago
Slack was acquired for $27.7 billion. It will be interesting to see where Discord can exit.
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A good perspective on how big the SHA-256 hash space is: https://youtu.be/S9JGmA5_unY
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Why is an American’s life worth more than an Afghans?
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by jtsiskin 5y ago
What? What bank lets you provide a list of serial numbers and will replace them? Am I being too literal?
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by jtsiskin 5y ago
I just ignore the To Do feature, and have everything in one notebook. This makes it pretty similar to apple notes
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by jtsiskin 5y ago
Your using the database definition of “schema” which is orthogonal to the definition in the article. Use the example of the browser’s bookmarks list. The browser is storing that with a DB schema. Yet an ever growing list of bookmarks has no
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by jtsiskin 5y ago
This is very different from what the article is talking about. This falls 100% under “schema on read”
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The existing carbon credit market already seems pretty close to that
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by jtsiskin 5y ago
Yes but this is about hiring. By “one point” they mean an interview
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There has to be a better way to do this with homomorphic encryption.
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by jtsiskin 5y ago
“Ishaan said he tries to keep up with news on the cryptocurrency world.” Its pretty late to start an Ethereum mining operation with PoS so close. I suppose they’ll switch to a different coin when that happens
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If would also mean you can never hold cash or you’re losing money.
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by jtsiskin 5y ago
For an org the size of GitHub, it’s not unreasonable that a local dev environment is difficult to accomplish
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by jtsiskin 5y ago
One entity can sign and publish the data, but that doesn’t mean everyone agrees with it. If everyone agrees, they yes they could all sign the data as well. And if the ordering of the data is important, might as well put in a pointer to the
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https://archive.is/6OmH3
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by jtsiskin 5y ago
I would love to see some images of it placed in some city skylines. It’s hard for me to grep it’s size
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by jtsiskin 5y ago
How will this catch anyone? Won’t the people (or definitely the very worst of them) who this feature is intended to catch just stop using iPhone now? So in the end, is the effort really worth it?
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by jtsiskin 5y ago
COPPA. Apple necessarily already has a special under-13 settings. There’s also PG13, etc
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Yes but that’s network byte order. It’s pretty natural to consider (var & 0b1) the “first bit”. (especially if coming from certain HW) Really “first bit” can mean whatever you want so the phrase just shouldn’t be used
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They don’t want you to repackage the book or sell parts of it. If you want to learn from it or write similar code, they aren’t going to sue you

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