progbits

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721.
by progbits 3y ago
I have that all the time with Slack, even when there isn't an outage.
722.
by progbits 3y ago
And somehow this barely registers on HN, there have been over thousand comments on WEI this week, this was mentioned maybe in 5 (few of them mine - yes I'm repeating this point because it is important). Attestation bad. Chrome is just
723.
by progbits 3y ago
Each WEI article should begin with section on Safari ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36862494 ) but sadly that doesn't fit their narrative. This isn't Chrome/WEI defense btw. All attestation in web brows
724.
by progbits 3y ago
The meat eating culture is so ingrained some people literally don't see this option, when it is the easiest and most obvious solution.
725.
by progbits 3y ago
Twice? For me YT Premium is cheaper than even the cheapest Neflix plan, same for Disney and HBO, only Apple TV is cheaper (barely).
726.
by progbits 3y ago
The ability to disable this is entirely irrelevant. If Chrome ships WEI the various Chromium forks will also let you disable it, even if Chrome doesn't. Or you can use Firefox. The problem is when your bank, tax office or favorite stre
727.
by progbits 3y ago
No, it's to have multiple independent implementations of the same standards. I can't tell if you are joking, what sort of fragmented hell do you want?
728.
by progbits 3y ago
Previous discussion with 400 comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31191700
729.
by progbits 3y ago
Some people prefer not to abandon their family and friends, so there is indeed luck factor involved.
730.
by progbits 3y ago
https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-paintings-hanging-inside-a... Here's a random photo of Louvre, place with both the art nerds and money to hang things "properly". You can clearly see they tilt forward on the
731.
by progbits 3y ago
Slight forward tilt can be desired, eg. to help with dust accumulation.
732.
by progbits 3y ago
Developer hoping for management to use Jira? Now I've seen it all. Just kidding, nightmarish as it is, beats emails and excel for sure.
733.
by progbits 3y ago
https://stretch15.com/ is nice low effort way to start stretching. It was on HN few months ago and since then I do it almost every day. I've been going to the gym for a long time but proper stretching is something I ne
734.
by progbits 3y ago
It doesn't return boolean but an attestation certificate that the server can validate before sending you any content.
735.
by progbits 3y ago
> since you can't statically link glibc due to licensing issues Sure I can. Maybe YOU can't, due to the license you have chosen, but just say so.
736.
by progbits 3y ago
> In fact, this criticism extends to all search engines, including the one I use, DuckDuckGo. But since Google is still the dominant one, this article is focused on them. Oh ok so clickbait title. The whole premise of the article is quit
737.
by progbits 3y ago
Probably to some degree, but for your two examples I would argue that isn't necessary: For TTS, the "tone" is something you should encode in the input rather than have TTS figure out. I can imagine ebook > LLM > annotat
738.
by progbits 3y ago
I don't fully agree. Returning unique_ptr, optional or some error sumtype (absl::Status) is perfectly fine non-funky API, but it will require special Swig handling to rewrap.
739.
by progbits 3y ago
Right, I'm sure the project achieved great things and I didn't mean to belittle that. But today I would not recommend anyone start using it if they have a choice, and it seemed prudent to post that warning on a submission of Swig&
740.
by progbits 3y ago
I've used Swig for C++ to Python interop and let me warn you it is a nightmare. The syntax is absurdly terse and convoluted, documentation sucks and good luck trying to search the web for constructs made only of special characters. CLI
741.
by progbits 3y ago
I just measured that stadium on a map, corner to corner it is 1.3km. That is 20 minutes even at conservative elderly person walking speed, and the stadium is in the middle so for everyone it will be less than 10 minutes walk. If you are abo
742.
by progbits 3y ago
Of course those would have to be side-effect free, or somehow "sandboxed". It seems like debug printers should be pure functions but you never know what sort of weird stuff people do.
743.
by progbits 3y ago
Is there an equivalent to https://chainsec.io/defi-hacks/ which tracks crypto bros got arrested/sentenced?
744.
by progbits 3y ago
If it is just device tree that should be less painful, and probably also faster to upstream. I'm just hesitant to buy one of those without having some 3rd party confirm everything works well out of the box, and the more obscure the dev
745.
by progbits 3y ago
How's the software support for sipeed stuff? Every time I opted for cheaper clone of beagleboard or RPi I ended up regretting it when I inevitably had to spend hours building custom kernel patches and struggling to get it working relia
746.
by progbits 3y ago
Calling a hash function "rainbow" when this term is already used for "rainbow tables" in the same domain is grade A confusing.
747.
by progbits 3y ago
Yes it does. HD Netflix in Chrome, Edge or Safari will result in black rectangle when you screenshot it.
748.
by progbits 3y ago
XPrivacy for rooted android could do this 7+ years ago and there are other modern alternatives (but I haven't rooted my phone for a long time so I can't vouch for them): https://github.com/M66B/XPrivacy Obvio
749.
by progbits 3y ago
Transfer can also be exhausting. I would rather have it done early so when I get out of the long haul flight I can directly go to the hotel. For all my EU->US (and back) flights, if I have to transfer I always do it in Frankfurt/Zur
750.
by progbits 3y ago
This good enough evidence for you? https://eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-779

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