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License: Create LICENSEs from the Command-Line(nishanths.github.io)
1 points by mnem 7y ago|0 comments
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by mnem 7y ago
It’s quite a good marketing line for the company.
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OUYA server replacement is online(cweiske.de)
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by mnem 7y ago
It’s not as clear cut as this. I form and hold complex ideas communicating with colleagues when designing and implementing a broad range of software systems (we work on core libraries used across our company) - we bat things around a lot an
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by mnem 7y ago
Apple have had that since iOS 11 with iCloud Keychain. It suggests passwords for websites on signup, and offers to save them if you log in. It even correctly offers the password you used on a website when logging in on the native app equiva
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by mnem 7y ago
iOS 13 adoption is much higher than 20%.
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Announcing OpenTitan, the First Transparent Silicon Root of Trust(lowrisc.org)
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Notification Permissions(mozilla.report)
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ShellCheck: Finds bugs in your shell scripts(shellcheck.net)
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First evidence that birds tweet using grammar (2011)(newscientist.com)
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by mnem 7y ago
The difficulty with that reasoning is that you can say that you can abstract red, but you can't definitely state that I can abstract red any more than other animals may. Interestingly, we're starting to find evidence for grammatic
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Vector Trace Cells in the Subiculum of the Hippocampal Formation(biorxiv.org)
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by mnem 7y ago
QNX has been around for quite a while and used across many areas: https://blackberry.qnx.com/en Edit: The Wikipedia entry has a little less fluff than the official homepage: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2
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by mnem 7y ago
This piece has an intersting look at how he makes money: https://www.artspace.com/magazine/art_101/close_look/how-doe...
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by mnem 7y ago
You only really need 1 person to physically pair, and then they can authenticate other people wanting to share it.
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Why did a humpback whale save a seal's life? (2016)(sciencemag.org)
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Revealed: Firms behind a third of all carbon emissions(theguardian.com)
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by mnem 7y ago
I'm not sure that follows. Higher CPU usage isn't undesirable because it slows things down (although it may), it prevents battery powered devices working efficiently. Plucking a figure from the air, if QUIC knocks 10% off the batt
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by mnem 7y ago
Do you mean the c style for loops? The were removed in favour of iterator style loops (for foo in bar { ... }). Or are there some others I haven't noticed?
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by mnem 7y ago
There are actually a very small number of octopus "cities". For one, see: https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/octopus-city-obser... I highly recommend "Other Minds: The Octopus, the Sea, and the De
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by mnem 7y ago
Surely language is how brains communicate? Terrorists were (and still are) quite capable of coordinated attacks without digital technologies.
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Why should we use a precise-width integer type?(blogs.igalia.com)
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A Lego Wedding Arch(davespace.co.uk)
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Why Const Doesn't Make C Code Faster(theartofmachinery.com)
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How annoying is too annoying?(input-delay.glitch.me)
115 points by mnem 7y ago|73 comments
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by mnem 7y ago
I simply misunderstood what you were saying - it seemed quite a non-sequitur from the main point of the article. I think it's a little premature to assume that the population of Japan is going to die out. One of the points mentioned is
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by mnem 7y ago
Procreation isn't limited to marriage.
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Apple buys Intel’s smartphone modem business(theverge.com)
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by mnem 7y ago
It’s not assuming that has happened, it’s acknowledging it could happen (or any other bug that reveals database field, e.g. sql injection). It seems like it should just be a default practice - generally I try to design systems to fail safe,
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by mnem 7y ago
Surely it adds security in that an attacker cannot take that new password and use it on another site, even if the user re-used the underlying password?

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