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by lvh 3y ago
That helps, but a remote integration doesn't _have_ to be hostile. I get that it's different from IoT, and most of my stuff is local Zigbee after learning the hard way, but my Home Assistant also talks to the Norwegian meteorologi
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by lvh 3y ago
Odds are that whatever nice Chamberlain opener you want will have myQ built in because that's their business strategy. You can try getting a different brand if you're voting with your wallet -- but if all you care about is securit
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by lvh 3y ago
Based on my local big box store and garage installer availability, Chamberlain has a de facto monopoly. They also pulled the rug out from under customers: that behavior had been in Home Assistant since 2017, and it's their own recent c
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by lvh 3y ago
Latacora's primary infrastructure auditing tool is called payne, after Cecilia. It takes "snapshots" of infrastructure: e.g. an entire AWS resource graph, and then makes that available via fast queries. It figures out what yo
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by lvh 3y ago
It's pretty unlikely to cause an intoxicating effect: it's surrounded by the mouth, so it'll be taken up almost instantly. It never gets to accumulate, so I'd expect the impact is far less than even something like kombuc
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by lvh 3y ago
We use a giant pile of Clojure (almost everything, with specific measured exceptions, is). As a side effect, we have a lot of data. Not necessarily a lot in the sense of "big S3 bill", but definitely a lot in the sense of "yo
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by lvh 3y ago
If you are referring to "shelter up": "shelter" is one of the elements of the index. It refers mostly to the cost of housing. So, rent's up.
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by lvh 3y ago
I don't disagree with the article, but I feel like the author almost landed on an interesting counterpoint. Author points out they didn't do this in ClojureScript, but writing apps in Reagent (the leading ClojureScript React wrapp
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by lvh 4y ago
Sure! I didn't blog about it, but it is in the issue tracker of e.g. https://github.com/crypto101/book .
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by lvh 4y ago
> Version-controlled and Highly Reproducible: I can go back to any saved version of any of the org files above, and reliably reproduce output for "distribution" (PDF, tex, HTML etc.). In other words, it is all highly reproducib
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by lvh 4y ago
Don't forget DEC. The guy has a career older than most people on this forum.
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by lvh 4y ago
They've been quite clear about what they store and it's not IPs.
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by lvh 4y ago
How do you mean? You can specify local (fs) dependencies fine, which is presumably what you want in that scenario? (I regularly contribute to a monorepo like this, though admittedly the top-level components are relatively disjoint.)
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by lvh 4y ago
APIs I want to use being unavailable, forcing local installs as the only installation option.
45.
by lvh 4y ago
The author acknowledges but doesn't go into depth on Manifest V3, and that's basically the only reason I don't really want to write a browser extension.
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by lvh 4y ago
Are you advocating for alcohol prohibition also, or is that different? If so, why?
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by lvh 4y ago
No, but the problem was praying state-licensed practitioners don't take advantage of you in an incapacitated state. You might not be hallucinating, but surely there's an amount of alcohol where you're just as helpless if not
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by lvh 4y ago
I mean, I think psilocybes (and LSD!) should be fully deregulated, sure :) However: (1) If you trust your illicit psilocybin sources, OR already decriminalizes personal use drugs (Measure 110), so, if this isn't your cup of (psilocybin
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by lvh 4y ago
This looks like it might be a different place (or at least a different location), but here's an OPB/AP article about a place that was operating quite openly, illegally, and got raided[0]. [0]: https://www.opb.org/a
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by lvh 4y ago
OK, so the law won't be followed. Are we under the impression there weren't any shrooms available in Portland illicitly?
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by lvh 4y ago
Consumption happens at centers, supervised by a licensed trip sitter ("facilitator", sure, whatever). The "streets" of Portland aren't affected. You won't be able to (legally) buy shrooms the way you can buy po
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by lvh 4y ago
If you prefer watching a talk, I can't recommend their Strange Loop 2022 talk enough: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ifYuvgXZ108
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by lvh 4y ago
This seems extremely similar to https://github.com/jedisct1/libhydrogen -- X25519 and Gimli. (well, and the name...). It also appears to pull from its test suite and aim for compatibility in some ways.
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by lvh 4y ago
No, it's an Ed25519 library _and_ a Gimli library. Gimli can be used to make a wide range of functions, including MACs, hashes and stream ciphers, just like SHAKE. (That is not an endorsement.)
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by lvh 4y ago
1) SOC2 is mostly just a rubber stamp and not a guarantee you're doing much of anything particularly well. 2) Reed (CEO) already responded to these claims: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33164969 With (2) in mind
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by lvh 4y ago
They did have such an avenue, they elected not to use it.
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by lvh 4y ago
This is super smart. I've been working on a pet project that requires a VFS, and I ended up with a FUSE impl for Linux (and macOS if so inclined) and a userspace (specifically, JVM) NFSv4 impl :D Really excited to throw out some code.
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by lvh 4y ago
Sure. I imagine a lot of the students also don't vote either at all or at least not there.
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by lvh 4y ago
Oberlin's general politics makes it all the more surprising that they're represented by none other than Congressman Jim Jordan.
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by lvh 4y ago
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