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by kodablah 8y ago
Also includes lots of people w/ custom Chromium-based browsers that don't ship with these codecs (and libs like CEF don't compile with them enabled by default).
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by kodablah 8y ago
Yup, lots of telephony-inspired RFCs in there. If you're not already, I suggest referencing [0] as you develop, it's a great project that is also really easy to read what's happening underneath. 0 - https://github.
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by kodablah 8y ago
> Safari also comes with additional improvements, including better support of capture device selection, experimental support of the screen capture API, and deprecation of the WebRTC legacy API. Looking very much forward to this. Currentl
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by kodablah 8y ago
This reduces the situation down to simple zero sum as if public spending waste and several other factors don't exist. It doesn't force producers to do anything. Often these types of punitive taxes just feed government coffers and
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by kodablah 8y ago
There are levels. You can't just say well all same prices are regressive, so dismiss any attempts to prevent exacerbating it. Also, it's foolish to say income is the only place it can be fixed. Reducing poor public spending, subsi
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by kodablah 8y ago
It's not pushed to the producer, it's pushed to the consumer, just as charging more for trash does (which may be ideal depending on who you ask). Regardless, all this does is keeps those who have less from obtaining more, others w
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by kodablah 8y ago
> The code runs on a variety of platforms [...] eventually the Web (when the browsers gain support for the API, which is also in our scope of work). Have the big three confirmed intent to support WebGPU? Also, what is the state of WebGL
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by kodablah 8y ago
Easily embeddable.
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by kodablah 8y ago
My opinion: it grew to a gross, large set of python and apis that, when combined with multiple implementations, extensions, and company-specific customizations, made it an unmaintanable mess that was difficult to deploy and code around. So,
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by kodablah 8y ago
I couldn't find any good AFL-like fuzzers for Java, so I wrote one not too long ago: https://github.com/cretz/javan-warty-pig . Feel free to take it and hack/reuse it.
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by kodablah 8y ago
I think the ~12k convictions includes police officers no longer active or that may just have been applicants. TFA says less than a third match police personnel records and that it is unclear which may just be for applicants. I don't th
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by kodablah 8y ago
I guess the critical question will be: "If a public earnings report lists a number range, then a tweet mentions a possible number within that range (using 'may'), is that 'material information to investors'"? I
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by kodablah 8y ago
Can someone shed more light behind this? What is the true source? Was it generated via the unreleased full model by an OpenAI employee? Or did someone generate it with the released "smaller model"? Can we, the curious public, see
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by kodablah 8y ago
My use case recently was [0]. I might open an issue if that spec comes further along. > I mean to extract Client Hello parsing Something like that could have helped when I was toying w/ DTLS, though [1] did a great job on their impl
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by kodablah 8y ago
> just have to figure out how to make it opt-in per http.Handler instead of opt-out Hrmm, I can think of a few ways (assuming I'm understanding the problem). One is a ZeroRTTHandler iface w/ a single ServeHTTPZeroRTT function a
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by kodablah 8y ago
I know and understand the philosophy behind limited exposure/customization of the handshake process. However, there is a lot of value in implementing TLS extensions, adding early data on client hello, etc. I saw [0] but didn't see
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by kodablah 8y ago
ITT: people dismissing neutrality concerns and are using the specifics of the non-neutral actions to derail from the general point about objectivity.
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by kodablah 8y ago
Comment you are responding to also said "or stifle". There's no need to wait until someone is 100% silenced to disagree with the lack of neutrality. Maybe neutrality isn't important to you, but it's ok that it'
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by kodablah 8y ago
> The only reason why those stores were there was to put a positive spin on Apple in the minds of potential jurors The article may not make it clear, but the malls where the stores are closing are hours (~2h45m or ~170 mi) away from the
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by kodablah 8y ago
> Well, there's also NorthPark Not what I'd consider the north Dallas region. I mean "upscale" in mall-relative terms which is basically just not dead or dying.
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by kodablah 8y ago
True, the Galleria parking and 635 area are usually what turn people off (not that Stonebriar and Willow Bend don't have their own problems these days). There are no other upscale malls in the north Dallas region beyond those three, I
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by kodablah 8y ago
> I would have expected the essential share-alike fairness of copyleft to resonate more. I have so much to say on this topic I could write a novel, e.g about commercial artists versus those who just want their art to be seen versus art c
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by kodablah 8y ago
> you are not going to be "glad to help", you're going to want something in return That's not true and the very point of my comment. To each his own, but no need to assume it of others.
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by kodablah 8y ago
> the community now understands that the original concept of open source has to be fixed because it isn’t suitable anymore to the modern era where cloud companies use their monopoly power to adopt any successful open source project witho
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by kodablah 8y ago
So, would you say it is particularly repeatable in this industry? I.e. that while those other industries need unions due to lack of leverage, this one may be different? (of course one instance is too small of a sample size to support either
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by kodablah 8y ago
I read it as "see, didn't require forming a union to get something done in the tech industry"
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by kodablah 8y ago
> I'm always torn on whataboutism I'd say there's a difference between idly attempting to gain perspective/compare, and dismissing/shaming the original content and its interested receivers via contrast. The latte
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by kodablah 8y ago
We're venturing a bit off topic here, but yes I can understand a user with many logins on many sites may not remember which they used on yours. You can't really remind them on failed login without subjecting yourself to leaking th
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by kodablah 8y ago
> meanwhile we are ignoring actual privacy violations being done by e.g. Facebook or Twitter, or the millions of ad networks This is becoming a form of digital whataboutism and false equivalence. I can't read comments about seatback
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by kodablah 8y ago
Always another regressive tax needed as the only way to solve a problem. There are other options that don't so egregiously favor the ones with money.

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