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luke-stanley
13y ago
Calm.com's maximum, 20 minutes is quite a short meditation. It takes me about 35 mins for a chance at losing my self in space and getting out of my skull (when the brain really starts doing noticeably interesting stuff). @zenbowman @tu
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How do we know there isn't some predictable pattern from common urandom sources? What is meant to make the state non-predictable anyway? If I cared about it, someone could just add a library on top of it that combines them with more en
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Why is urandom meant to be more secure? I read this: "So I'm the maintainer for Linux's /dev/random driver. "... "The main thing which I am much more worried about is that on various embedded systems, whic
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13y ago
Is it FOSS?
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13y ago
"on Their Own" isn't correct, there is still legal liability, even if it's distant, someone has to ok the algo, someone has to fund it, people have to start the process off... Heat seeking missiles aren't new, and a
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13y ago
Loading external scripts each time isn't secure.
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13y ago
It is possible to check if a URL scheme is valid, which helps to know if an app is installed that responds to that URL scheme.
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The point is that more energy being put on closed source Android development rather. Yes, Google has a lot of money but money is not it's only resource. Unnecessary projects have been closed off like Google Labs, Reader etc etc. Google
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13y ago
Holacracy have been voting on salaries and many other things for a while now. I'm surprised nobody has mentioned it yet.
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13y ago
Already being done. Watch more carefully ;) J/K
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This isn't that bad. Joel Spolsky points out how bad Steve Ballmer's recent memo was: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/news/Press/2013/Jul13/07-11m...
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13y ago
Funny!
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13y ago
htop
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13y ago
Age accelerated face cloning and spying to get information and iris or other samples needed?
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13y ago
Surely there should be a Bash script or Debian package for this kinda thing?
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13y ago
It could mater if the system of ranking on HN is being gamed here, like how the US Military has IP addresses that change the ranking of Reddit posts.
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13y ago
Deleting everything on Facebook is NOT likely a good way to increase engagement on a separate platform. More likely, people will just forget about you! The problem is, with the Dunbar limit, these tools serve part of peoples memory. There a
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13y ago
Of course, access to source allows running better experiments! Writing the same algorithms from scratch is a clear waste of time! Please stop defending silliness.
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13y ago
Rewriting from scratch doesn't help run more experiments, it slows things down.
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14y ago
What does digitally lynched mean?
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14y ago
If this is true, take one or two of them. This would be great fun to investigate further. Consider taking photos of the inside if you can disassemble it without breaking it. Find a few computer science student, get them in a room and ask th
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Compiling LLJS to asm.js gives near C speed w. JS subset using typed arrays
(jlongster.com)
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14y ago
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