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by pokoleo 5y ago
Non-paywalled syndicate: https://newsonjapan.com/html/newsdesk/article/131076.php
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by pokoleo 5y ago
Not sure what they do in the EU, but these seem solveable. > What if you lose your card? Each country could keep a log of revoked publishable keys. Countries do more complex things to validate VAT IDs today, so this wouldn't be out
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by pokoleo 5y ago
Hey throwaway! I think this could work, but it might not be the highest priority. Think about this perspective: The API is entirely HTTP, and tries to meet users where they are by providing tools that they are most comfortable with. Frequen
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by pokoleo 5y ago
It's a bit funny to see an IETF draft for this! Adding idempotency support to Stripe's API was one of the things I built while an intern in 2015. We've since rewritten it almost entirely, but many the technical decisions made
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by pokoleo 5y ago
I think you mean BugBust, not BugSnag.
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by pokoleo 5y ago
I'm just here so I won't get fined. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G1kvwXsZtU8
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by pokoleo 5y ago
This article is perfectly within HN's audience! • Clever way to distribute "the future" to a niche/under-served audience • MVP (likely) buildable in a week/weekend • Marketing material demonstrating success • "
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by pokoleo 5y ago
Try MySaffron App: https://www.mysaffronapp.com/ For instance, here's the recipe I use for butter mochi muffins: https://www.mysaffronapp.com/a/shared/recipe/nyJcxWi8T/butte...
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by pokoleo 5y ago
Jen's work is amazing. More available at: https://labs.jensimmons.com/
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by pokoleo 6y ago
This is so familiar, what's it from? Seafall?
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by pokoleo 6y ago
Could this be related to GDPR?
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by pokoleo 6y ago
See also llama: https://github.com/nelhage/llama > Llama is a tool for running UNIX commands inside of Amazon Lambda. Its goal is to make it easy to outsource compute-heavy tasks to Lambda, with its enormous availab
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by pokoleo 6y ago
Try using basic auth: curl -u username:password https://
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by pokoleo 6y ago
iTerm supports this! Take a look here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/30016716/how-do-i-make-i...
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by pokoleo 6y ago
Generally: If someone has physical access to a device, you can probably assume they control it.
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by pokoleo 6y ago
In retrospect: you could do the same on a mailing list with lower latency and higher energy efficiency.
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by pokoleo 6y ago
You could: * use the blockchain to distribute a magnet link for the latest revision, and * use the torrent protocol to download the latest revision
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by pokoleo 6y ago
Agreed with this! Survival bias fills this thread with people for whom homeschooling worked. Consider that those didn't experience success might be under-represented in the dialogue you consume.
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by pokoleo 6y ago
Agreed with the parent. Even if the above is true, what's to prevent Zoom from creating a quiet/phantom "extra participant" and never having the client UI tell you about it.
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by pokoleo 6y ago
Just like minified JS, I expect people will run 3 in production, and 2 in development/etc environments.
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by pokoleo 6y ago
Frankly, I disagree. Stealing source code is a valuable enough goal, and doable cross platform with the file system APIs. If exfiltrating source code was easy to detect, ssh secret keys are stored in consistent locations across machines and
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by pokoleo 6y ago
They could've put a variable-sized bladder in the tank, and measured the internal pressure. Right?
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by pokoleo 6y ago
This sounds suspiciously like some concepts involved in the three body problem. I'd love to read it.
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by pokoleo 6y ago
@dang there's a typo in the name: should say "infrastructure", not "infrastrucure" It's missing the T, as-in: infrastrucTure
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by pokoleo 6y ago
Math 213 at uwaterloo has publicly available notes in spades: https://www.gabrielwong.net/notes/math213_notes.pdf#page9
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by pokoleo 6y ago
Respectfully disagree about the food situation. The supply chain is bifurcated between industrial supply (e.g. restaurants) and personal use (e.g. grocery). Industrial consumption has flatlined, nobody's going out. Personal consumption
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by pokoleo 7y ago
Needs a (2019) tag. Could be better edited as: > Azithromycin inhibits H1N1, interfering with virus internalization process (2019)
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by pokoleo 7y ago
If you're interested, the Revolt of the Public is a similar thread: https://www.amazon.com/Revolt-Public-Crisis-Authority-Millen...
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The Nine Billion Names of God (1953)(urbigenous.net)
3 points by pokoleo 7y ago|1 comments
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by pokoleo 7y ago
This is a repost on the OpenAI article from a few months ago https://openai.com/blog/emergent-tool-use/

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