kodablah

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by kodablah 7y ago
> Are there any good policy frameworks for how to evaluate something that reduces very harmful behavior while increasing less harmful behavior? Ideally freedom reductions are evaluated alongside harm reductions in said framework.
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by kodablah 7y ago
I disagree they are claiming they are the same. They are instead claiming that these personal vices are not different enough to treat so different. It becomes difficult to discuss general vice freedoms when comparisons always devolve to com
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by kodablah 7y ago
I found it wasn't too hard to do with Chromium Embedded Framework + Qt [0], but you do have to use C++ which the Op stated fear of. I am no C++ expert and I worked through it though. I did have to reinvent stuff like ad block, auto-com
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by kodablah 7y ago
You need to then dream of easy-to-consume foundations besides Chromium.
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by kodablah 7y ago
Question concerning a potential impl I'm pondering: Are there any realtime/streaming approaches with ActivityPub? Can a chat application be reasonably implemented on it today or is the inbox/outbox federation concept too limi
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by kodablah 7y ago
Is there anywhere with an in-depth overview of what this does? Does it just fail DNS request and block known IPs? How are the lists maintained and updated? With TLS and it surely not mitm-ing connections, that's all it can do correct?
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by kodablah 7y ago
That says retail not renewal. Often during sales of products companies will put full price so you know your savings, not often is it really the full price you'll pay later. One might think "sale for x/yr" would be differ
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by kodablah 7y ago
Separate the issues and it'll make your conscience clearer. I too have issues w/ how NameCheap presents things (sale prices for other TLDs don't clearly state renewal rates for example), but that is orthogonal to their positi
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by kodablah 7y ago
There is an ongoing "rust"-ification of the codebase. I agree it is easier to audit when the code is clearer, but the majority of deanon attacks seem to concern network or browser techniques.
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by kodablah 7y ago
My comment is unrelated to what you can do, it's about what you should do. If you can afford weekday humans in the other parts of the process, you can afford a weekday release.
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by kodablah 7y ago
> seems super normal and fine to ship a feature over the weekend if it goes through the regular CI gates - it's tested, peer reviewed, been QAd in staging, etc. Multiple of these processes you listed often require humans. You either
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by kodablah 7y ago
I've reached over 100 ideas too at https://github.com/cretz/software-ideas . Anyone can steal them for any reason (ideas alone have little value to me). Granted some of them may be more targeted towards certain tec
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by kodablah 7y ago
That's not the real issue, that's just the initial domino. The real issue is how self-driving companies will combat that. They'll surely want to record film at all times and have a pipeline to law enforcement to curb suspecte
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by kodablah 7y ago
> The data suggests that deplatforming works Well of course. That's like a prohibitionist using the reduced alcohol consumption overall as justification. Data often suggests that prohibiting <thing> means less of <thing>
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by kodablah 7y ago
Question from an outsider: Is it really necessary to have a state-level bill for this as opposed to county-level? Is the diversity of the localities in the state small enough where such a measure can be decided so centrally? (I admit I have
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by kodablah 7y ago
> This is, apparently, not correct. Asking for revision 0 causes etcd to stream updates beginning with whatever revision the server has now, plus one, rather than the first revision. Asking for revision 1 yields all changes. This behavio
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by kodablah 7y ago
What is stored is the discussion here, not what is sent.
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by kodablah 7y ago
Last I reviewed, the mutations only fell through to "random havoc" after other stages were tried. So for each mutation, there are deterministic bit flips, number adds, "interesting" numbers set, dictionary uses, and only
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by kodablah 7y ago
It is similar to Houston, and there is very little culture. You still shouldn't base your opinions on some restaurant chain and a cabbie.
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by kodablah 7y ago
Cost prohibitive doesn't mean there's no money, it means money used wouldn't be worth it. The Dallas area has the longest light rail system in the US, yet it barely covers the sprawl. Same with buses. There are too many peopl
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by kodablah 7y ago
Universities often disproportionately distribute costs, especially with facilities that are not used by everyone. This should be treated no differently despite the anti-car (or anti-sports, or anti-leisure, or anti-gaming, or anti-phone, et
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by kodablah 7y ago
> I get an overwhelming sense of guilt That guilt is proportional to the value you place on your work-time/daily output. The guilt will subside as your output importance does. Also, the grass often appears greener, and many in acade
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by kodablah 7y ago
> Would love some early feedback Nice project! I had considered building something similar (actually just services discoverable via DHT, nothing concerning storage). Can you discuss here or in the README its resiliency toward bad actors?
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by kodablah 7y ago
At the least, it may be reasonable to also consider a gRPC iface (if you don't already have it).
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by kodablah 7y ago
They worked on it a bit [0] but it has been abandoned along with all the other embedding efforts over time. As someone who embeds Chromium (via CEF) only because it's easy, I would really appreciate (and have been shouting into the win
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by kodablah 7y ago
> It's usually considered a good thing to campaign for changes in politics Not true in many contexts, and comes across as preachy and holier-than-thou, especially when using guilt. Campaigning upwards is fine, even for diet, but not
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by kodablah 7y ago
The weird part might be in the rest of the quoted sentence where they don't care what other people eat.
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by kodablah 7y ago
Kademlia, especially with pieces of SKademlia, is much better with untrusted peers and is much more popular in p2p projects such as BT, I2P, Ethereum, IPFS, etc.
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by kodablah 7y ago
Yup, we have to find places that conform to what we want (e.g. loud music, sells liquor, etc). So long as we have a reasonable choice, we're good. I am willing to go out on a limb and bet that there are more bars in Tampa that disallow
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by kodablah 7y ago
> Smoking is still legal in bars/clubs when I go back home and it's so disgusting when I get home that I want to trash my clothes. Curious where this is that doesn't have many more non-smoking places? All places I see wher

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