lifeinthevoid

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by lifeinthevoid 2y ago
really liked the course, it was also instrumental in landing me my previous job :-)
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by lifeinthevoid 2y ago
> A known limitation of the base Raft protocol is that partial/asymmetric network partitions can cause a loss of liveness [27, 32]. For instance, if a leader can no longer make progress because it cannot receive messages from the ot
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by lifeinthevoid 2y ago
can't edit and can't stand the 2 'adds' typos I made :-)
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by lifeinthevoid 2y ago
Do you really look forward to 1) Try and maintain some piece of software on your device to overlay real-world adds? 2) Try and maintain some piece of software on your device to block AR adds? I personally don't ...
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by lifeinthevoid 2y ago
My biggest gripe with AR products is that they will just become a tool to spoil the real world with ads everywhere. No thanks.
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by lifeinthevoid 2y ago
What would it take to have some p2p video streaming service to rival Youtube? Say that everyone reserves some space, compute and bandwidth on their phones and computers, what kind of figures are we talking about to make it work at Youtube s
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by lifeinthevoid 2y ago
amdgpu on my 6.10 kernel has been crashing constantly too. It makes me want to go back to Intel. My workaround has been to let the ryzen 7700 iGPU run at its max clockspeed of 2200 Mhz …
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by lifeinthevoid 2y ago
It's one of the main reasons, together with battery life, I went from Linux laptops to a Macbook.
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by lifeinthevoid 2y ago
As far as I understand, you can't just use any gcc binary as it exists today. The program needs to be represented as a specific, mathematical expression that is suitable for zero-knowledge proofs.
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by lifeinthevoid 2y ago
Sounds like you’re in the perfect place, changing will almost certainly put you in a worse position. Don’t worry, enjoy life and try to grow as an engineer outside of your work if that is what you desire.
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by lifeinthevoid 2y ago
I’m working on an Open Source SQLite VFS extension with modern encryption using libsodium. Using the VFS instead of adapting the source like SQLcipher is not straightforward but feasible. I hope that a modern encryption library, extensive t
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by lifeinthevoid 2y ago
It all depends on the use-case, a generalist database can never achieve the performance of specialized databases once the workload gets large enough. It's like asking for a car that's great off-road but also beats an F1 car on the
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by lifeinthevoid 2y ago
What bothered me a little bit while following the book was that copying the code doesn’t result in compilable code all the time because there is code missing that is only introduced later. I get why the author chose to follow this path, but
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by lifeinthevoid 2y ago
Also very happy with Fastmail and their support.
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by lifeinthevoid 2y ago
I canceled my subscription because of this, I couldn't be bothered TBH.
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by lifeinthevoid 2y ago
Great tip in the article to not punish your cat when it does something wrong. It just gets worse when you do that. Learned it the hard way after once yelling at mine.
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by lifeinthevoid 2y ago
2FAS also exists for Android, is Aegis superior or you don't use 2FAS on Android for another reason?
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by lifeinthevoid 2y ago
In my experience latency is more of a problem than throughput, but then again, totally depends on the kind of application you're building.
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by lifeinthevoid 2y ago
No offence, but I have trouble imaging a profitable company where this scenario has taken place. Very weird question and context.
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by lifeinthevoid 2y ago
Would not be hypocritical at all, bet those execs never watch porn.
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by lifeinthevoid 2y ago
I’m surprised the stock isn’t doing worse than it is doing currently TBH.
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by lifeinthevoid 2y ago
Can you point to some sources for your claim please, I'm using Brave so I'm interested.
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by lifeinthevoid 2y ago
I'm very worried over the fact that Google is more and more becoming the de facto gatekeeper to the internet. There's still Firefox and Safari, but Firefox feels like it's dying, while Safari's user numbers will take a h
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by lifeinthevoid 2y ago
I'm not sure I agree, I run Brave with the standard ad blocking (agressive on Youtube though) and it has been smooth sailing, no ads. What's wrong with Brave's ad blocker according to you?
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by lifeinthevoid 2y ago
I’m not sure it wouldn’t, I have a friend who’s doing just that and making a nice business out of it.
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by lifeinthevoid 2y ago
What’s wrong with Twilio?
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by lifeinthevoid 2y ago
sidenote: In Belgium it has been raining/pouring for 8 months straight, people are getting desperate here. Still preferable to 52 deg. Celsius though.
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by lifeinthevoid 2y ago
It looks animated to me, I don't think a lot of real objects were destroyed. (Not an expert though)
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by lifeinthevoid 2y ago
Is there some way to implement this so that the resulting code is still valid Rust code that can be compiled using vanilla Rust tools?
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by lifeinthevoid 2y ago
I took it for the second time recently, this time with the goal to shift my career to cryptography. Still one of the best resources out there imo.

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