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by kaoD 4y ago
What is ^T here? Transpose maybe? EDIT: Looks like it is transpose indeed https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transpose
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by kaoD 4y ago
I suggest using hash instead of query params so the keys are not sent to the server.
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by kaoD 4y ago
The AES wrapping is exactly what prompted me to ask for an explanation :) That confused me too. I'm also wondering about using a vendored OpenPGP JS instead of WebCrypto, not sure if there's a reason but I'm wary since it inc
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by kaoD 4y ago
Can we get a quick summary of the whole crypto system?
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by kaoD 4y ago
I'm curious, can you elaborate what kind of disturbing pieces popped up?
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by kaoD 4y ago
The greatest difference is probably on predatory practices by companies. Even adults are vulnerable to loot boxes, gachas, addiction mechanics and other shady skinnerboxy traps.
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by kaoD 4y ago
Other replies already addressed the screen time/hanging out together aspect, so I will comment on being unsupervised. I was a kid on the early-ish internet and I was free to "surf the interwebs" unsupervised. The internet is
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by kaoD 4y ago
I wouldn't say that's abuse and I missed that many many times in JS/TS, for example on unreachable variants in tagged enums. This usually turns into null with a null check afterwards just to throw the exception, which is more
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by kaoD 4y ago
I know this is well-intentioned and not an automated message, but I find it ironic that you managed to get an additional message to him over here.
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by kaoD 4y ago
And that's why you need state management. Cache is state.
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by kaoD 4y ago
What is amazing to me is that I cannot exactly tell why but I immediate recognized the AI source too, even after seeing only the first photo! Our brains are truly amazing pattern-matching machines...
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by kaoD 4y ago
When people refer to "crypto" they mean cryptocurrency. In a more general non-currency sense they still refer to trustless blockchains that solve the Byzantine Generals Problem.
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by kaoD 4y ago
> It feels like a conversation that is hard for others to participate in My dad has Parkinson's and I can relate. My take is: people feel bad for you but society doesn't have canned responses like we do for more common situatio
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by kaoD 4y ago
Feels like a decision tree is not the kind of algorithm that can solve this problem due to its multidimensional nature. It's very vulnerable to Simpson's paradox. It may be right most of the time if we lump everyone in the same ba
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by kaoD 4y ago
How is this not vulnerable to side-channel attacks like disk-access patterns? Could I, as a malicious server, request myself a target article and correlate that with legitimate user requests?
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by kaoD 4y ago
> needlessly complicated IMO this is unfair characterization. If using Photoshop is driving, programming is building an internal combustion engine vehicle. You cannot expect to just randomly google for car-making tutorials and get an SUV
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by kaoD 4y ago
You might enjoy Rebel Inc. It's a bit more abstract and counter-insurgency focused than your description, but sounds pretty similar. https://www.ndemiccreations.com/en/51-rebel-inc
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by kaoD 4y ago
That sounds similar to Artemis[0] and EmptyEpsilon[1]. The interface is just a proxy for spaceship stations so you can't run around the spaceship though. [0] https://store.steampowered.com/app/247350/Artemis_S
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by kaoD 4y ago
I agree with sibling comments. I'd also add that IRC nowadays is very different from what it used to be. If you removed bouncers channels would be mostly empty. That's why you often see silence. Back in the days IRC had very vibra
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by kaoD 4y ago
I don't know much about tethercoins and I might be misunderstanding something here, but if you force to maintain the peg in the backing currency (I assume via smart contract?) then you just changed the failure scenario to "nobody
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by kaoD 4y ago
> real stablecoins generally have a backing organization with a supply of another currency that is guaranteed to give you a dollar-equivalent for your coin I can't see the difference. So what if nobody wants to buy that coin either?
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by kaoD 5y ago
Depends. Yes, newtyping is pretty awful in TS due to its structural typing (instead of nominal like Rust for example). You could perhaps newtype using a class (so you can instanceof) or tag via { unit: 'seconds', value: 30 } but t
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by kaoD 5y ago
IIRC Pico-8 does.
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by kaoD 5y ago
> Who says "y, x"? Row-major 2D arrays. Matrix indices in math.
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by kaoD 5y ago
It's actually Z80-ish with some features missing and some new ones included. It's a Sharp LR35902 SoC with an SM83 core (not sure if it has been used in non-GB SoCs). I can recommend The Ultimate Gameboy Talk for details on it (an
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by kaoD 5y ago
Isn't that his point? That it's applying a western social construct to explain a non-western social phenomenon. Remember: considering that gender is a social construct is also a social construct. It's social constructs all th
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by kaoD 5y ago
This has been a hot topic on the homebrew scene after Analogue Pocket's release. I raise the bar here: would an ASIC acting like the real hardware be really "native" or just emulation at the hardware level?
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by kaoD 5y ago
Counterpoint here: I recently used awesome-gbdev[0] and found it fantastic. Not starred or bookmarked though! [0] https://github.com/gbdev/awesome-gbdev
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by kaoD 5y ago
I never heard it that way. If you can fork it, it's open source, even if contributions are not accepted upstream. If upstream accepts patches but does not allow forks, it's not open source. It's about the license, not the pro
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by kaoD 5y ago
Selling private online game cheats. Not the traditional route, but some of the best reverse-engineers I met were bypassing anti-cheats for a living.

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