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by mlhpdx 2mo ago
That's not the case at all. The security here is more like HTTPS/TLS with the client not really being validated (just the server). The encryption remains just as strong as if the peers we're locked down. It's different
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by mlhpdx 2mo ago
The confusion is understandable. Fundamentally, all that's going on is that UDP Gateway is performing the NOISE_IK handshake and ChaCha20-Poly1305 encryption to establish a tunnel. It does nothing with the encapsulated traffic other t
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Open WireGuard Endpoints(proxylity.com)
45 points by mlhpdx 2mo ago|19 comments
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by mlhpdx 2mo ago
I’m working on a sailing watch system for clubs and teams without the resources for existing systems (thousands of dollars per boat). I’m starting with the Waveshare ESP-32 watch. It has a great price tag and features, and an impossibly sma
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by mlhpdx 2mo ago
There is a lot of truth here, but it clearly isn't a welcome one. From my own perspective I can look back on decades of software I've written (some including code generation far before LLMs), and marvel at the quality and creativi
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by mlhpdx 2mo ago
Fewer people means fewer cars, and I’m confident the auto company leaders know this very well. But what to do? Don’t build factory capacity and manifest decline? Not likely. They’re betting success will find a way and those factories will b
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by mlhpdx 2mo ago
As far as I can tell, many “regular” people do care and alter buying decisions based on privacy concerns. They use words like “creepy” instead of technical ones, but the underlying discomfort is the same.
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by mlhpdx 2mo ago
There is a use case for visualizing property development, maybe.
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by mlhpdx 2mo ago
Seems like the right choice to me. Introducing a "reality grounded" image generation feature without very good moderation seems like an obvious miss, and moderation is a tall ask in this context.
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by mlhpdx 2mo ago
That's the article title, verbatim but the story here isn't about Iran, or Nuclear power -- it's about under moderation of the AI image generation feature added to Google Maps. It's happy to produce some disturbing stuff
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by mlhpdx 2mo ago
DNS is a easy to implement and run. That's what I found when I started looking into it. The protocol is very simple, request/response, and the data light and flat (in the context of a resolver/server for use by a typical org)
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How to plant a nuclear plant in Iran(digitaldigging.org)
7 points by mlhpdx 2mo ago|1 comments
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by mlhpdx 2mo ago
I had hoped they’d go with CoAP for the better overall fit with agent systems (natively async, con/non, Observe), but stateless is enough of a win I can’t complain.
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by mlhpdx 2mo ago
HTTP? It would be a more interesting thought experiment with CoAP. And, is it really “modern” if it still uses a model (essentially) requiring stateful compute like JMAP?
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by mlhpdx 3mo ago
API Gateway direct integration to Step Functions. Unlike Lambda, there is not automatic transform for requests so I just wrote one and copy/paste it to each method integration (via a preprocess script; one of the ugly bits). Yes, EXPRE
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by mlhpdx 3mo ago
Likewise, I started using HTMX with AWS Step Functions as the backend and it’s been difficult but also a joy. Sfn these days makes for a weird and wild text templating engine. I’ve been thinking about working on DSL overlay to smooth the b
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3GPP Version 19(3gpp.org)
40 points by mlhpdx 3mo ago|11 comments
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by mlhpdx 3mo ago
Not the email, the link in it is blocked by ad blockers. You might want to check the number of emails sent versus the number confirmed.
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by mlhpdx 3mo ago
Your email confirmation link’s domain is in common adblock lists.
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by mlhpdx 3mo ago
Good, they used UDP for a one off request /response (maybe) exchange. Bad, they included precise location information. I can see how rough location information is helpful for support and business information. Maybe country, maybe even
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by mlhpdx 3mo ago
No prescription is required, but as the other comments say, you’re unlikely to learn anything significant. Blood sugar in non-diabetics is boring, rarely moving in any significant way. One impact could be dispelling misconceptions if you ha
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by mlhpdx 3mo ago
Have you studied control systems? Adding a second storage mechanism with different dynamics changes control, and may complicate it. Those muscles may increase hypoglycemic events as well as soften spikes.
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by mlhpdx 3mo ago
I try to be open minded about research choices because I have no special knowledge of what will or won’t be important. Left-field discoveries have made profound and positive impacts on many occasions. I’m having trouble with this one, and a
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by mlhpdx 3mo ago
I know the guidelines make this a faux pas but I’m just here to say that was a great read. Very informative, well structured and compelling story of how we have networks and how they work. To those saying it’s the work of an LLM: if it is I
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by mlhpdx 3mo ago
Fundamentally aren’t they concluding that tasks assigned to software developers (human or otherwise) are often incomplete, self contradictory or worse? This is the world in which their tool must play. I’m unsympathetic.
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by mlhpdx 3mo ago
People have been people since there have been people.
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Proxylity: Academic and Non-Profit Program(proxylity.com)
2 points by mlhpdx 3mo ago|0 comments
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by mlhpdx 3mo ago
What companies can expand if the income of consumers is shrinking. This is the scary bit to me — AI crashes and takes the economy with it, or; AI succeeds as promised and people go unemployed and crash the economy. The only path that isn’t
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by mlhpdx 3mo ago
Gas is priced in $/gal, not dollars per mile or hour of lawn mowing or whatever. The resource and the use are completely different concepts and the resource owner/producer cares not of the buyers purpose for it.
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MIT Open Courseware: Sailing Yacht Design(ocw.mit.edu)
3 points by mlhpdx 4mo ago|0 comments

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