leeoniya

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by leeoniya 6y ago
hard to feel sorry for anyone who falls for this.
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by leeoniya 6y ago
Light Field Cameras (with arrays of micro-lenses) also seemed extremely hard (to me), yet Lytro managed to get the tech working at non-laughable resolutions in a small package, so...shrug.
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by leeoniya 6y ago
then there's also ongoing work in rustc_codegen_cranelift, which [as of 2 weeks ago] can now compile rustc: https://github.com/bjorn3/rustc_codegen_cranelift/issues/743...
844.
by leeoniya 6y ago
here's one that upscales extremely well: https://github.com/TianZerL/Anime4KCPP
845.
by leeoniya 6y ago
this is what we've seen as well. it validates that whatever price, promo, shipping and taxes you've put into your feed is what ends up in the final checkout and there's no bait-and-switch going on between the feed and reality
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by leeoniya 6y ago
i, for one, will try porting my custom Sublime syntax theme and see how many tokens are missing (hopefully very few) and how well a single theme works across multiple languages in terms of consistency.
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CodeMirror 6 Enters Beta(marijnhaverbeke.nl)
2 points by leeoniya 6y ago|1 comments
848.
by leeoniya 6y ago
unfortunately consumers have been pre-conditioned to pricing structures and behaviors that completely discard all externalities. it would be a rude wake-up call for most if suddenly this stuff had to be produced responsibly, without planned
849.
by leeoniya 6y ago
and the mention of Prometheus in the first 2 paragraphs. you can't make this stuff up :'D
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by leeoniya 6y ago
remember that time Jobs flat out said no to Flash on iOS due to security? that was when flash was the dominant tech for delivering multimedia.
851.
by leeoniya 6y ago
hopefully OPNSense gets the same soon. they already ship it (i think as a kernel module).
852.
by leeoniya 6y ago
any relation to the work currently being done here by pcwalton? https://github.com/servo/pathfinder/pull/350 hopefully you guys aren't doing identical work in parallel (no pun intended) :)
853.
by leeoniya 6y ago
same. kind of absurd that when you try to un-editorialize some clickbaity bs into a tldr; it gets mod-reverted to the original vague crap. this modding style has definitely discouraged me from submitting articles here with good content but
854.
by leeoniya 6y ago
bail is cheaper than missing production targets.
855.
by leeoniya 6y ago
lucky neighbors. (actually serious)
856.
by leeoniya 6y ago
Eye of the Tiger on a dot matrix printer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u8I6qt_Z0Cg
857.
by leeoniya 6y ago
> is it safe to take morphine it is safe for me if you take morphine; it is not safe for me if you spread an airborne pathogen. see the difference?
858.
by leeoniya 6y ago
i think the monimum bar for something to be science is that it has to have a rigor to it which can be used for removing doubt: - hypothesis - control group - well chosen or random samples from representative population - statistical signifi
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by leeoniya 6y ago
do permissions in deno propagate to all dependencies recursively? like, if i grant filesystem access to a top-level script, did all its imports just inherit that permission, too? if so, i can see this type of system being mostly worthless.
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by leeoniya 6y ago
my wife loves Tom Skilling (meteorologist for WGN 9/Chicago) Jeffrey Skilling is his younger brother: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_Skilling#Personal
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by leeoniya 6y ago
> Also I had a long conversation with a specialist in a company working on this and they convinced me that it wouldn’t actually be a big problem like some say. and a specialist working for an oil company convinced me that climate change
862.
by leeoniya 6y ago
> This is a strangely worded title clickbait
863.
by leeoniya 6y ago
i see you still have plans to continue with uPlot testing :) https://github.com/grafana/grafana/pull/21835
864.
by leeoniya 6y ago
i wish there was also a column for Watts/CPU Mark, this matters to me and i'm sure AMD kills it here, too.
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by leeoniya 6y ago
i mean, you're in the security industry, where targeted attacks are the default assumption. the overwhelming majority of web properties are not valuable enough to get this kind of attention. even if security through obscurity is not re
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by leeoniya 6y ago
> the sources are so diverse you couldn't even realistically block a determined scanner thankfully, i dont have properties which attract determined scanners. and i imagine that's true for 99% of public ip addresses, too.
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by leeoniya 6y ago
i prefer knowing that nothing is happening rather than filtering things i dont like. also, lots of people sing the praises of fail2ban, which needs to watch log files to operate, but you can get most of its utility by simply rate-limiting u
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by leeoniya 6y ago
from personal experience, simply moving ssh off of port 22 cuts your drive-by log noise by 99.9%, which makes auditing clean logs much much easier. failed login attempts with ssh on 22: hundreds per week, after: 0. i imagine with knockd it
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by leeoniya 6y ago
a bit off-topic, but would you have any interest in a barely-used FUJIFILM XF 80mm f/2.8 R LM OIS WR Macro. and also a FUJIFILM XF 1.4x TC WR Teleconverter. my Fujifilm XT2 was stolen during a trip to Europe last year and i've swi
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by leeoniya 6y ago
esbuild can compile typescript a couple orders of magnitude faster: https://github.com/evanw/esbuild/issues/81#issuecomment-6250... though i think it just strips the typescript annotations. but this may be wo

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