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nnx
4y ago
It's quite concerning indeed. Is there any country with a regulator for opensource software now? AI?
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4y ago
My balance is very much "Trust, but Verify" when it comes to large interventions better to get a second opinion and/or check the pros and cons of X versus Y when a treatment has alternatives.
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Has the CIA Done More Harm Than Good?
(newyorker.com)
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4y ago
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4y ago
It’s like Minsk Agreements have been memory holed… Unjustified unprovoked war and all that…
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Coffee vs. Tea Smackdown
(washingtonpost.com)
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4y ago
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When to Use Go's RWMutex
(petsta.net)
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4y ago
> Transmission's long-standing history of going years between updates and their significant market share simply is not healthy Agree that it's been a long time but isn't this V4 release about to speed up development? New c
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4y ago
How does Fresh compare to SvelteKit?
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Why Elon Musk is right
(responsiblestatecraft.org)
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4y ago
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A Look at the Lightning Network
(lynalden.com)
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4y ago
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4y ago
Is this still valid advice for HTTP/3 based on UDP?
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I used to support wind power and vilify natural gas. I was so wrong
(twitter.com)
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4y ago
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4y ago
The author is a Bitcoin advocate/developer, but of course the argument wrt privacy would be as valid for Ethereum or other blockchains.
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Freedom and Privacy: Two Sides of the Same Coin
(dergigi.com)
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4y ago
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Kashmir’s influencers seek internet fame but can’t get online
(restofworld.org)
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4y ago
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4y ago
It took far too long, given the huge benefits of HTTP/3 for mobile web users, any performance-focused website already moved to CDNs (like CloudFlare) that supported it long ago (even when it was still named QUIC and Chrome-only).
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Analysis: What is and what is not a sanctionable entity in the Tornado Cash case
(coincenter.org)
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4y ago
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I Found a Go Issue on ARM That Crashed the Database Server
(en.pingcap.com)
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4y ago
Not only current AML framework isn't very effective to say the least, it is also becoming very clear sanction regimes are ineffective as well perhaps even counter-productive in most cases. Maybe diplomacy and mutually beneficial settle
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4y ago
AML is the least effective policy of all times. Infinite cost for practically zero results. 0.2% success rate while it increase costs for everyone and, worse, severely limits economic opportunity for many people in unprivileged industries&#
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Tiered Pricing for AWS Lambda
(aws.amazon.com)
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4y ago
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4y ago
Days in advance would have been enough to prepare a static page for SPAR19 alone, updated minutely or something... would cost practically nothing, especially if served from CDN edges.
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4y ago
Or perhaps some good talent somehow ending up working there made sure the system is full of plausibly deniable holes.
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4y ago
Also a possible way for magic links to be secure even if email is compromised is for the requesting browser to create a secret client side so that only that browser can actually proceed with the magic link.
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Emmanuel Macron aided Uber lobbying drive in France, leak reveals
(theguardian.com)
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4y ago
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There are more galaxies in the Universe than even Carl Sagan ever imagined
(bigthink.com)
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4y ago
There's no need to believe, it's all public data and many thousands traders/bots are using those to trade every day... if the orders were fake it would be known and arbitraged very quickly. Talking here about all the major ex
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4y ago
SEC's argument that spot BTC market cannot be trusted is quite ironic considering BTC is perhaps the only free market left, and all exchanges publish all trades and order flow in real-time for free, for everyone... which is so transpar
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Hugging the X-Axis
(perell.com)
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4y ago
To avoid losing too much utility, could tweak the filter to allow a (large) whitelist of public figures. Anyone not in the list would be Aw@e%%t3R!35.
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