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   by juunpp 4y ago

   I have actually been receiving much spam from gmail addresses lately and have considered banning the domain altogether. > I was surprised to find out that my friend Peter Eckersley — a very privacy conscious person who is Technology Proj
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   by juunpp 4y ago

   Who was holding his beer.
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   by juunpp 4y ago

   It's surprising to me that this was downvoted. Many a Rust project pulls several hundred Cargo dependencies that the developer probably hasn't even checked against basic things like outstanding bugs. The lack of standard package m
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   by juunpp 4y ago

   > The stream interface is the core of the library, so let’s discuss it first. It is remarkably simple It's interesting (odd?) that the interface doesn't just expose a function to get the next value, similar to a lazy list in Ha
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   by juunpp 4y ago

   "As Facebook fades, Meta hopes for success in another dimension." That must be why Carmack's avatar in his talk was jerking like he was high af on coke. Aaah, indeed, the other dimension... Wait, what is Zuck holding up with
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   by juunpp 4y ago

   Well, read up on what existed before the 401k in the US, and how retirement works in Europe for comparison. You're betting on stonks going up and then switching to bonds and safer investments closer to retirement, hoping that the capri
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   by juunpp 4y ago

   A good question indeed.
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   by juunpp 4y ago

   Like a 401k?
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   by juunpp 4y ago

   Interesting that they interviewed the guards as well. This article on open prisons was also good: https://theconversation.com/when-america-had-an-open-prison-...
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    by juunpp 4y ago

    Hey, your Differential Geometry page seems to serve a bad cert or incomplete chain. Edit: seems to be working well now.
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    by juunpp 4y ago

    https://hal.inria.fr/hal-02383654
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    by juunpp 4y ago

    Lol, this is hysterical, it's basically physics with Britney pictures along the way that barely relate.
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    by juunpp 4y ago

    https://citizenlab.ca/2022/04/catalangate-extensive-mercenar... ^ The article links to this Catalangate rundown, which has more details on the various exploits involved.
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    by juunpp 4y ago

    I guess they conveniently left that part out of the marketing.
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    by juunpp 4y ago

    And leaves satisfied after dropping his own grain of corporate propaganda. A most fruitful day.
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    by juunpp 4y ago

    It'd be interesting if this could be embedded in the client/server, e.g. Jitsi. At work we turn off cameras to save bandwidth, but this seems like you could just send a bitstring, and heavily compressed at that.
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    by juunpp 4y ago

    Hah, exactly. I always check out the first couple of comments before diving into the 10+ MB website.
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    by juunpp 4y ago

    "It had also not been shared with longtime Stadia partners, big devs like Ubisoft and Bungie...But Google didn’t even tell their own Stadia team until the day it was announced, so really, no one knew at all." Hard to tell if this
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    by juunpp 4y ago

    Need to sell more bullets.
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    by juunpp 4y ago

    It's impressive you can do this in 200-odd lines of Python. How much CPU juice does that SelfieSegmentation drink?
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    by juunpp 4y ago

    Just like pizza, there is one for every season.
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    by juunpp 4y ago

    Yeah, contradicting the question/statement in the click-bait is the first thing you do afterwards in a modern article.
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    by juunpp 4y ago

    The title itself is cheap click-bait. "This miracle plant was eaten into extinction 2,000 years ago—or was it?" Well, clearly it wasn't if the header image shows somebody today holding the plant, was it? I wonder when will pe
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    by juunpp 4y ago

    https://www.dictionary.com/browse/controversy
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    by juunpp 4y ago

    How did he access camera footage?
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    by juunpp 4y ago

    Could not have put it more succinctly.
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    by juunpp 4y ago

    This is great. Great to see the EU funding FLOSS projects such as this one.
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    by juunpp 4y ago

    Indeed, the problem is the lack of accountability of one coupled with the ingenuity of the other. Some might even go as far as believing that they are doing something positive when in reality they are blind. Congratulations on balancing you
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    by juunpp 4y ago

    A great read, thank you.
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    by juunpp 4y ago

    Also Forth appears to be heavily corporate. Except for GNU's Gforth compiler, tools appear to be commercial.