jvolkman

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   by jvolkman 4y ago

   Sounds like a monorepo.
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   by jvolkman 4y ago

   CTEs used to be "optimization fences" in PostgreSQL, but that changed with v12. https://www.depesz.com/2019/02/19/waiting-for-postgresql-12-...
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   by jvolkman 4y ago

   That's true. My reply was in the context of RCS being enabled, I guess. Although I do think Google Messages will prompt new users to enable RCS. iMessage also isn't enabled by default as far as I'm aware.
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   by jvolkman 4y ago

   I think the only serious RCS client at this point is Google Messages, which defaults to E2EE when possible (i.e., both clients are Google Messages). All of the major US carriers have started shipping Google Messages by default. There are ot
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   by jvolkman 4y ago

   Mostly unrelated to wind instruments: I always thought motorcycles and musical instruments came from the same Yamaha, but apparently they split back in 1955. Interesting that after almost 70 years both companies are still using the same log
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   by jvolkman 4y ago

   There are ~15 breweries within two miles of my house in Seattle.
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   by jvolkman 4y ago

   Is there a way to run linux binaries on macOS and Windows with qemu-user? As far as I can tell it only runs on Linux (and I guess BSD). Performance considerations are nice, but I think the most interesting thing about Blink is the promise o
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   by jvolkman 4y ago

   Awesome. I actually started trying to get it to build against mingw-w64 earlier today, but I guess I'll just wait for you. :) I'm not a windows user, but super interested in using Blink to ship pre-compiled binaries as part of var
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   by jvolkman 4y ago

   Will compiling with Cosmopolitan enable it to run on Windows?
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    by jvolkman 4y ago

    I'm holding out for fully-electric minivan.
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    by jvolkman 4y ago

    It works in Linux, though.
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    by jvolkman 4y ago

    Surprised to see no mention of UUID v1mc, which Postgres supports today via ossp. Like v1, it has a 60 or so bits of timestamp at the front. But unlike v1 which ends with the generating node's MAC address, v1mc uses a random MAC, essen
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    by jvolkman 4y ago

    It was Google. https://blog.google/products/pixel/image-equity-real-tone-pi...
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    by jvolkman 4y ago

    I suppose that's the risk of picking a common word as your project name.
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    by jvolkman 4y ago

    Just generate a pip-tools lock file that includes ipython on both macos and Linux and you'll see differences. Only on macos does ipython depend on "appnope".
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    by jvolkman 4y ago

    pip-tools unfortunately doesn't generate cross-platform lock files, so your locked requirements.txt may be different if you generate it on macos than if you generate it on Linux. Edited to add: both Poetry and PDM do generate cross-pla
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    by jvolkman 4y ago

    Here's Chris Urmson talking about this 7 years ago when he was still working on (what is now) Waymo: https://youtu.be/tiwVMrTLUWg?t=169
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    by jvolkman 4y ago

    I asked ChatGPT and it was close. > Write a letter from the CEO of a company called Floof where employees are called Floofernistas about the lay off of 5000 employees. <<< Dear Floofernistas, It is with great sadness that I must
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    by jvolkman 4y ago

    Or, instead of all of that, you could just pick up a $30 AirTag off the shelf at Target.
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    by jvolkman 4y ago

    > I noticed the article said end-to-end encryption is "available". I'd be curious to know what that means in practice. If both sender and receiver are using Google Messages, the clients will negotiate an end-to-end encrypt
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    Google Messages starts rolling out end-to-end encryption for RCS group chats(9to5google.com)

    1 points by jvolkman 4y ago|0 comments
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    by jvolkman 4y ago

    Search google for the certificate SHAs. Most don't result in anything but this report, but one is for Samsung and another for LG.
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    by jvolkman 4y ago

    stavrosk doesn't have any posts/comments? What's it using to match?
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    by jvolkman 4y ago

    Pretty sure quote support has improved recently. https://blog.google/products/search/how-were-improving-searc...
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    by jvolkman 4y ago

    It seems to be the domain they use for conferences and other things that they host. Like https://opensourcelive.withgoogle.com/
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    by jvolkman 4y ago

    What data did they sell?
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    by jvolkman 4y ago

    Tangential, but you can change the grid size to 5x5 which lets you have 5 apps in that bar. Settings -> Wallpaper & style -> App grid
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    by jvolkman 4y ago

    > does Google still have another messaging service attached to their SMS app Google Messages (the default SMS app on newer phones) uses RCS if available and overlays E2E encryption on top using the Signal protocol.
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    by jvolkman 4y ago

    The Pixel 6a has been on sale for $300 and gets 3 years of OS updates and an additional 2 years of security patches.
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    by jvolkman 4y ago

    I don't think it's the same. Joining the iMessage network requires purchasing an Apple phone, which is a barrier that may be insurmountable to teens that aren't making their own purchasing decisions, regardless of how badly t