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by macspoofing 2y ago
Google finally got NaCL/Pepper into the browser.
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by macspoofing 2y ago
Of course, if you could just wave your magic wand and change the meaning of commonly understood words, you can make the semantics work. Unfortunately, you can't. In this case, "permission to use at X time" does not have the s
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by macspoofing 2y ago
I get what you're doing, but the problem is that "login" and "permissions" are ambiguous in the context of Identity Management. For example, "Delete-User" is a permission that defines some 'permitted
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by macspoofing 2y ago
>Is that not clear from the landing page? The marketing byline you have on your landing page is clear enough, but nobody will take that seriously without a deeper technical description. When I read it, I assumed you wrote some code to mo
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by macspoofing 2y ago
>I guess what I’m trying to say is that I was hoping that someone with a write intensive workload would want to spend some time evaluating a product built specifically for that. Again, it's not clear to me exactly what it is you&#x2
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by macspoofing 2y ago
>When I’m on the other side of the table I do that No, you don't. There are many established storage solutions out there. If you're in the market for one, you can easily fill days, weeks or months vetting those. So, why would y
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by macspoofing 2y ago
The market is saturated with storage products, so it's tough to differentiate yourself. Your site does not help by the way. You're also not selling an end-user product to the public, rather you're selling a technical and infr
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by macspoofing 2y ago
"Super fancy autocomplete" may not be that different to us, or at least some substantial part of us. Do you think when you speak colloquially with a friend or a colleague, you are engaging in a deep reasoning exercise? When you sp
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by macspoofing 2y ago
No. Developing on a bigger monitor is always going to be a better experience, but you can certainly develop on a 13inch screen as well (when traveling or out and about).
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by macspoofing 2y ago
Nah. I suspect that if Apple enabled multiple accounts, it would be a feature used by a very small minority of iPad users. It wouldn't make a dent in their sales.
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by macspoofing 2y ago
It's a UI/UX thing - Apple decided that iPads are single-user devices and login switching is too complicated. That's apple for you. Also, you still can't install runtime environments, making the iPad Pro a poor laptop su
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by macspoofing 2y ago
Who is complaining? And if containers do not offer enough of an isolation, why would you think VMs do? There are use cases where you have to have host-level isolation - for example, if you want to build a HIPAA-compliant cloud service, your
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by macspoofing 2y ago
>On the downside, containers offer weaker isolation than VMs, to the point where people run containers in virtual machines to achieve proper isolation. That's not really why containers are deployed in VMs, especially in the context
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by macspoofing 2y ago
Because it's the most generic ad you can have. All it says is: "Look how many things iPad can help you do". This ad could have been made for any computing device released in the last 20 years (or more!). It's completely
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by macspoofing 2y ago
Per the article, they have 3 different Fitness/Health APIs. Having no cohesive corporate strategy around initiatives like this, and instead letting individual departments chart their course, leading to confusion, duplicated work, and d
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by macspoofing 3y ago
Oh brother. You have to have at least some perspective. The American median income is one of the highest in the world (top-3 or top-5 depending where you pull your numbers from) with some of the lowest taxes. You have a huge middle class t
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by macspoofing 3y ago
>It comes from the company taking 75% of profits I know nothing about Roblox, but this YouTube short (from Pirate Software) came up for me recently, and made it seem like the revenue cut is a bit more nuanced: https://www.yout
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by macspoofing 3y ago
>Given how many stories there are of people wandering around looking for chargers, it is clear that Hertz did a terrible job of informing customers of how their cars worked. If that was the core issue, that's solvable. They didn&#x2
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by macspoofing 3y ago
>In an alternative world, Hertz could have become _the_ EV rental company if they turned every rental office they have in the US to a fast charging center, and told customers "Look, just drive this thing and dont worry about returni
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by macspoofing 3y ago
>people who I know tried it (e.g Atkins) had their moods significantly worsen Dieting is stressful?
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by macspoofing 3y ago
They own the building/storefront (i.e. no lease and no mortgage)? If you're a retail outlet and you own the property outright, you can weather almost any storm.
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by macspoofing 3y ago
>Whenever people talk about solving mental health crises with jail time, no one is willing to put up the money. This is not a question of resources but of political will. There is no appetite, especially on the left, for any kind of forc
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by macspoofing 3y ago
For all intents and purposes, it doesn't matter because there is no option to stay on the street and continue open drug use.
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by macspoofing 3y ago
>The problem, and why we will never get these programs, is that no one actually wants to put up the resources to help drug addicts. It's not a question of resources but politics. There is a segment of the left that links homelessnes
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by macspoofing 3y ago
>Didn't both Seattle and Portland try Portugal-style decriminalization + treatment incentives, only to see a massive spike in drug overdose deaths They didn't do 'Portugal-style' decriminalization/treatment becau
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by macspoofing 3y ago
>Its sad that Vice feels like they can only gain value from social media and YouTube. It's not that they 'feel' this - this is a fact. You cannot survive on ad revenue running a web magazine anymore. Also, people don'
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by macspoofing 3y ago
Not surprising. One of the big changes over the last 10-15 years was the centralization of content onto Social Media Platforms (with textual content being completely sidelined). That coupled with the advent of smartphones, means people don&
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by macspoofing 3y ago
What do you mean it "CAN" be retrofitted? Based on what? The fact is there is NO infrastructure for any of this. It's also a fact that there are MAJOR (and unsolved) challenges with building out a hydrogen collection/sto
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by macspoofing 3y ago
>It is happening, that is my point. It's not. If in 5 or 10 years nothing meaningfully moves in this area, would you agree this approach was not feasible?
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by macspoofing 3y ago
If you want to treat this as a nice community project, akin to a community garden - great! Just don't think that this makes ANY difference on the macro scale of solving the encroachment of the Sahara, in the same way that a set of comm

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