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by librexpr 9y ago
I don't think it works that way. Fraud in Chinese academia doesn't just mean that westerners can't trust their academics: it also means that their fellow countrymen can't trust each other's research. If there's
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by librexpr 9y ago
Let's not forget that just because a network is decentralized, doesn't mean that you have to host your own server. I use mastodon, but I don't host my own server. I just joined one of the many already existing servers. Simila
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by librexpr 9y ago
I don't know about Risc, but you might want to check out the FSF's Respects Your Freedom certification[0]. The article doesn't mention it, but the Minifree T400 is itself RYF-certified. You might also want to check out h-node
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by librexpr 9y ago
If we know that our HashSet is going to be containing u32s, couldn't we make a simple hash function that just takes the u32 and returns it? If our hashes are at least 32 bit, this would both guarantee there are no hash collisions, and
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by librexpr 10y ago
And yet according to these sources[0][1], Firefox is back this year in Pwn2own. A quote from [1]: > "Mozilla improved their security enough for us to warrant their re-inclusion in the contest," Gorenc said. Firefox is fine. Lik
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by librexpr 10y ago
This looks interesting, but I'm a bit iffy on a few things. First of all is the perspectives filtering by relativity rating, which, while not yet implemented, is on the roadmap and seems to be an important future part of this encyclope
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by librexpr 10y ago
> That's not it. Your license has to be GPL in order to use any GPL code. I try to make the stuff I do on my personal time under the MIT license, which means I can't use GPL code, but GPL code can incorporate my code. Tell me w