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by kyrra 6y ago
Go considers this to be a security bug, as was seen recently with: https://blog.golang.org/path-security (talked about briefly here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25881212 )
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by kyrra 6y ago
It's like many environmental pushes in the US. They tackle the low hanging fruit that aren't actually going to fix the problem. Electric cars and low flow showers / toilets are some of the environmental steps this country tak
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by kyrra 6y ago
I do not believe any private posts were archived by the security researcher. From my understanding they were able to access all public posts, including ones that had previously been deleted (which was the bad part). The other security faux
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by kyrra 6y ago
Memory layout is something people definitely consider and go. See posts like: https://dave.cheney.net/2015/10/09/padding-is-hard
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by kyrra 6y ago
This is talked about here: https://go.googlesource.com/proposal/+/refs/heads/master/des... This line of code seems to say why is troublesome given Go's other syntax: a, b = w < x, y >
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by kyrra 6y ago
proposal process is described here: https://github.com/golang/proposal And per https://blog.golang.org/generics-proposal , they hope to get this into the 1.18 release.
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by kyrra 6y ago
Depends on the kind of SSD. If it's using SLC, the write endurance is much much higher. If you're going with cheap SSDs (TLC or QLC), your write endurance will suck. see: https://www.anandtech.com/show/6459&
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by kyrra 6y ago
There is already Chrome OS, but that obviously has Linux under the hood. I'm guessing this will also benefit electron-based apps to be able to provide serial interaction.
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by kyrra 6y ago
My take... Stubs just return preprogrammed data. Mocks do the above, but can provide their own assertions about call order or number of times called.
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by kyrra 6y ago
There were parts of that documentary that were good, but it was also way over the top. And funny enough Netflix was never mentioned in it, because it was produced by them (Even though binge watching is a thing). It also felt like it dived i
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by kyrra 6y ago
I'd be interested to know their response time to remove the content. And how that compares with other social media players. As well, these are just responses, not actually discovery. I'd be interested exact timelines of things a
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by kyrra 6y ago
100% agree, he has a reason to paint a certain narrative. (I added my edit before you replied I think). Either way, without knowing the full picture from both sides (like a court case going through discovering to fully put out the communci
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by kyrra 6y ago
If you listen to Parler's CEO arguing about being shut down[0] (interview with Megyn Kelly), he was saying that their tech rep at Amazon gave no hints that they were in danger of being shut down. It sounded like they were doing a dece
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by kyrra 6y ago
The (I believe) author of this posted it on the golang subreddit a few days ago. It looks like he's very open to contributions if you're willing to help. https://www.reddit.com/r/golang/comments/kxe5
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by kyrra 6y ago
I believe there are limits on the virus checking size. You can see this when trying to download really large files from Google drive (> 100mb)
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by kyrra 6y ago
Sadly it wasn't just Parler. Twitter had had a trending topic for a few hours on that day of "Hang Mike Pence". https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2021/jan/10/hang-mike-pe... As well, it
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by kyrra 6y ago
My understanding is that Parler's TOS banned things like threats of violence. Sadly I can't find a mirror of their User Agreement right now. :(
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by kyrra 6y ago
The US isn't a democracy though...
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by kyrra 6y ago
Point taken. I've been running linux with iptables since 1999. I also spent a few years at Cisco doing network security stuff. So PFsense was a minimal learning curve for me. But at the same time, I run Google WiFi points as I don&#x27
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by kyrra 6y ago
Competition is always an amazing driver for getting large companies to start doing the right thing. As long as they are not completely shut out, they have a chance of succeeding. Until still have some amazing technology compared to AMD, the
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by kyrra 6y ago
The recommendation I've seen around is to run opnsense or pfsense for the router, then unifi APs. (I first found out about it from a YouTube channel as being a way. https://youtube.com/user/TheTecknowledge . They
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by kyrra 6y ago
If you read messages from the moderators, its normally not about censoring, it's more about keeping up with moderating content. That sub is heavily brigaded (I saw some based that was at 17% upvote). And any sub that has toxic commen
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by kyrra 6y ago
Manufacturing isn't free. https://spectrum.ieee.org/green-tech/solar/solar-energy-isnt... > Making solar cells requires a lot of energy. Fortunately, because these cells generate electricity, they pay back
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by kyrra 6y ago
I'm guessing it's going to be more complicated than that. One thing I think I learned during the Trump presidency is that the federal bureaucracy will leak nuggets of information that make them look good or paint the story that th
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by kyrra 6y ago
While what Trump did here was bad, it's also important to know that others were a bit incompetent in this incident. 1) capital police rejects offers for more support before the event. The capitol police chief resigned because of it.
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by kyrra 6y ago
Googler opinions are my own. I'd disagree. There is a trend in HN comments to remind people that a company is a collection of people. Google is a collection of people. There are those of us who care deeply about privacy at Google. Firs
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by kyrra 6y ago
I'm a Googler opinions are my own. While Google is the main implementer of RCS servers and clients, a few larger carriers have done their own implementation of it, with no need for Google. Client side, I believe Samsung had their own i
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by kyrra 6y ago
FYI, Google has a working end-to-end encryption with RCS. https://www.theverge.com/2020/11/19/21574451/android-rcs-enc...
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by kyrra 6y ago
Every election has fraud, and this one was no different. It's just a matter of the scale of fraud. From all evidence thus-far, this election is not all that different than past elections when it comes to voter fraud. There was more
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by kyrra 6y ago
I'd argue that it's the reality of most senior IC engineering positions. As a Googler (opinions are my own), to get higher ranks, you need to lead larger projects that are cross team (it's even in our engineering ladder de

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