olalonde

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by olalonde 2y ago
You're definitely not a typical consumer.
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by olalonde 2y ago
GDPR only covers europeans. Also I doubt very much it applies to publicly accessible data.
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by olalonde 2y ago
That sentence contradicts what you claim to be true...
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by olalonde 2y ago
I was looking at Algolia's website recently and it seems they really went all in with the "AI" marketing/SEO.
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by olalonde 2y ago
> They expressed that they specifically wanted to work with us as a woman-owned, queer- and POC-driven engineering firm Why would someone's gender, sexual orientation or skin color be relevant to developing a badge? This is so weird
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Tiny Tapeout: Quicker, easier and cheaper to make your own chip(tinytapeout.com)
4 points by olalonde 2y ago|0 comments
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AgroWeed Seeker (AWS)(hackster.io)
1 points by olalonde 2y ago|1 comments
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by olalonde 2y ago
> I hate my telephone. Please don't ask for my phone number. I can relate...
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by olalonde 2y ago
If there's something I wouldn't mind losing in a post-collapse world, it has to be OOP :)
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by olalonde 2y ago
The trail in the picture clearly doesn't have gravel and doesn't seem like it's maintained at all. If it was a maintained gravel road, people wouldn't get stuck in the first place. It also doesn't seem like a life t
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by olalonde 2y ago
Stupid question but why does the National Park Service care? I can't imagine people just abandon their cars when they get stuck?
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by olalonde 2y ago
You misunderstood my point. I was doing an analogy between three cases (deafness, baldness and death) where a real solution does not exist or if it exists, it is imperfect or not available to all. For example, hearing implants aren't a
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by olalonde 2y ago
I'm quite happy with mine[0]. People don't notice unless they knew me before. [0] https://i.postimg.cc/13tjX46q/before-after-hair-transplant.p...
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by olalonde 2y ago
My comparison was aimed at your second point. Deaf people not considering it as a disability is a coping mechanism. If there was a cure for deafness, nearly all deaf people would take it and conversely, almost no one intentionally seeks to
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by olalonde 2y ago
I personally wouldn't embrace that philosophy but if we solve death by aging, "dying for a purpose" would still be an option: suicide, accidents, etc.
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by olalonde 2y ago
It's the good old appeal to nature[0]. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Appeal_to_nature
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by olalonde 2y ago
> Not everyone is the same. Some people are more open to change and new experiences than others. It's also likely that in the future, this trait will be tunable with technology.
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by olalonde 2y ago
I think it's a bit similar to the deaf community hating on hearing aids or bald people hating on hair transplants. Psychologically, it's challenging to accept certain conditions, so our brains create rationalizations as a defense
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CBOR – Concise Binary Object Representation(cbor.io)
2 points by olalonde 2y ago|0 comments
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A comprehensive roadmap for aspiring Embedded Systems Engineers(github.com)
1 points by olalonde 2y ago|0 comments
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by olalonde 2y ago
It seems their Android app is open source... Maybe the protocol could be reverse engineered? https://github.com/ProtonVPN/android-app PS: Tried their free plan in China and it won't connect ("Connection Timeo
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by olalonde 2y ago
> [0] The article says Wireguard is easy to block, but in my experience GFW lets it through. For some time. After a while, the connection eventually gets blocked or throttled. The annoying thing about understanding the GFW is that it&#x2
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by olalonde 2y ago
You could have a pseudonymous voting system where you pick a unique username and when votes are published, you make sure your username is included in the data. That wouldn't prevent someone from inserting fake votes though.
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WebAssembly on Zephyr(blog.golioth.io)
3 points by olalonde 2y ago|0 comments
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C Isn't a Programming Language Anymore (2022)(faultlore.com)
71 points by olalonde 2y ago|78 comments
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by olalonde 2y ago
I assume the exploit only takes down your own instance, not the whole AWS redshift service. If it's the latter, it should obviously be rewarded with big $.
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by olalonde 2y ago
But who gives DDL/SQL access to untrusted users? It seems to be a rather unusual scenario.
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by olalonde 2y ago
According to this Venezuelan news article[0], several did: > Well-known pollsters in the Venezuelan political sphere, such as Datanálisis, Datincorp, Delphos, and Consultores 21, along with the emerging Poder y Estrategia, indicated that
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by olalonde 2y ago
It's possible but not very plausible. Why would the official organization charged with overseeing the elections knowingly report inaccurate numbers when it has access to the accurate numbers?
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by olalonde 2y ago
Which LLM model is it using?

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