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by lovingCranberry 4y ago
I was recently looking into an equivalent for V8 isolates. I'd like something like this for python, but it looks like micro VMs is my best bet here. For anyone working in this field or having hands-on experience: is weave's ignite
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by lovingCranberry 4y ago
I lol'd pretty hard at this comment. Then I went on to actually google "6 minute countdown" to check the view counters of the youtube videos (which are right at the top of the search results). My jaw dropped. 2,505,001 views
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by lovingCranberry 4y ago
I wish there was a "standard" package manager like npm. While npm might not be the most efficient one, it just works .
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by lovingCranberry 4y ago
The Hexrays decompilation plugin for ARM architecture works very fine and produces more readable code than this js :D
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by lovingCranberry 4y ago
A very long way. I wrote this comment earlier today, but didn't post it. Now I do, and added some stuff at the end to hint the answer to your question: I worked for amazon logistics some time ago and the lack of future vision and a
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by lovingCranberry 4y ago
Perfect-Privacy still has integrity left. Someone hacked into their Malmoe server a year ago or so, and found that they indeed run everything in RAM disks and aren't logging at all. Happened via the management interface. But please tak
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by lovingCranberry 4y ago
Well, I'm planning to run hundreds of scripts for each user. I think something like context switching like in V8 isolates would remove a lot of overhead. Do you have an idea for a different approach?
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by lovingCranberry 4y ago
Honestly I found their API one of the worst ones I've ever used. The documentation is lacking, and they have some unintuitive quirks like posting messages with http GET requests and randomly concatenating strings in params (botNAMEOFBO
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by lovingCranberry 4y ago
Is there anything like this for Python? I would like to execute python user scripts on my machine, but isolate them from each other.
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by lovingCranberry 4y ago
>believe people who will still tweet "HODL" the day of the big crash where they'll try to sell everything they have, hoping someone will buy the final dip. Those people buying the final dip are shorts closing a part of the
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by lovingCranberry 4y ago
Hash rate is still as high as in april 2021: https://www.blockchain.com/charts/hash-rate (select raw values, don't use the average to see the most recent values)
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by lovingCranberry 4y ago
You are right about your first guess. Childs can pay fees for their parent now.
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by lovingCranberry 4y ago
> which will necessitate $BTC being "worth" hundreds of thousands of dollars You'd need a two trillion dollar market cap in bitcoin to make each unit worth more than 100k USD. (Currently there are 19m out of 21m coins mint
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by lovingCranberry 4y ago
Dorsey could sell his shares at any dark pool.
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by lovingCranberry 4y ago
"We're seeing higher than usual traffic, please try again shortly." Sigh, this seems to be a simple blog post. What are people doing to not even be able to deliver such a trivial thing?
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by lovingCranberry 4y ago
I like buying my cocaine with BTC/Monero.
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by lovingCranberry 4y ago
Fun fact: eBay Kleinanzeigen doesn't belong to eBay anymore. eBay Kleinanzeigen was bought some years ago by Adevinta (a Norwegian Company - eBay owns ~33% of Adevinta's stock). According to t-online.de [1] Adevinta only has the e
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by lovingCranberry 4y ago
I find the video you linked awful. Music genres change, that's nothing new at all. Just look at the type of trance from the early 2000s and compare it to today's trance. It's a completely different sound. Would the author als
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by lovingCranberry 4y ago
I am the buyer of the product, so I should be able to do with my phone whatever I want. Especially use the built-in NFC chip.
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by lovingCranberry 4y ago
I don't think you can compare a deflationary currency with an actual service. Look, a social media service has way more features and works in a completely different way than transferring wealth from Alice to Bob.
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by lovingCranberry 4y ago
Have you read the whole article? The author claims that "Neither I or anybody I know has ever heard of any usage of blockchain that’s in any way useful". Well, I'm just trying to say that Bitcoin is actually useful, but the o
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by lovingCranberry 4y ago
> A recent example for this insanity from here in Germany is the development of the digital vaccination certificate in early 2021. In the beginning it was planned to use blockchain technology. In this specific case they wanted to use not
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by lovingCranberry 4y ago
Really? Personally, I've always enjoyed writing services with high I/O and low computation in Node.js. I usually consider Node.js first when having to create a new REST API (which usually just gaps between http and the database) o
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by lovingCranberry 5y ago
Last year, the government director Dr. Trips-Hebert explained the facts and the law to prevent misunderstandings like yours in the future. [1] Let me translate the key section of his letter: "Section 86a of the Criminal Code is located
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by lovingCranberry 5y ago
Sorry, but just no. Just because someone abuses a service, it doesn't mean that it "serves no legitimate purpose". You see, people are using Tor to buy drugs and to share child porn. Does that make tor a tool "that serve
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by lovingCranberry 5y ago
John, don't call other people's opinions dumb, just because you disagree. Encourage dialogue, not hostility. While I'm against walled gardens, I can see why these companies want to keep them closed. And if I'd work for e
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by lovingCranberry 5y ago
Krebs disagrees a lot. Sometimes he's wrong though. Anyone remembers when Krebs doxxed the admin of cock.li because they disagreed with Krebs on spamhaus' black listing policy? [1] (Spamhaus just blacklists all TCP SYNs, which can
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by lovingCranberry 5y ago
I believe forcing to expose APIs would kill messengers which are built around a single feature (like snapchat). The idea behind snapchat is that it's hard for users to save images without notifying the opposite party. You wouldn'
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by lovingCranberry 5y ago
WSL2 is running a VSCode server, exposes a port to the host and the VSC client from the host connects to it. In theory you could also run the VSCode Server on a remote machine. I think the "Remote-SSH" plugin is a better fit for a
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by lovingCranberry 5y ago
All banks in the EU support 3ds (SCA is mandatory since 2019). The majority of banks which don't support 3ds are located in the US, but even there it's only a *zero point x percentage. Turns out that banks don't like fraud ei

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