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   by qqii 7y ago

   Could you enlighten me as to why my comment isn't relevant to this post or how I've missed the point? I've read the post again in the best faith that I can give and I think I understand the point, I just thought it would be i
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   by qqii 7y ago

   Neither statement have an agreed "context" from which the discussion is taking place, and flipping the statements may make the other seem irrelevant.
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   by qqii 7y ago

   It really depends on what the game is trying to achieve. I recall reading an article on smarter ai on stealth games, which unfortunately lead to an unfun experience. As a player I don't want to feel the AI is "cheating". As a
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   by qqii 7y ago

   I thought it was quite interesting to find a historical archive of the original creators talking about Unix. It's such a pure presentation of Unix's philosophy - pipes, files and small programs. AT&T's other archived vide
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   Unix: Making Computers Easier to Use (1982)(youtu.be)

   2 points by qqii 7y ago|1 comments
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   by qqii 7y ago

   According to https://thatoneprivacysite.net/#detailed-vpn-comparison AzireVPN, CryptoStorm, IVPN and Mullvad.
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   by qqii 7y ago

   I'm also sceptical about pix2code, but the point is that domain specific automation could consevably reduce the number of overall jobs. The cost of switching domains is also non negligible. The question with domain specific automation
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   by qqii 7y ago

   I agree with your first point, such objective function would have to optimise something extremely abstract like player enjoyment. As for the second, the point is not to have a specificition on the human side. Most of the time when communic
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   by qqii 7y ago

   As with some of the other commenters, I don't fully agree. Programming is messy, and most end users don't care about the beautiful abstractions you used. Junk programming will always exist, and just good enough programming will al
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    by qqii 7y ago

    What about the pix2code example? It's consevable that domain specific automation will reduce the number of jobs that exist.
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    by qqii 7y ago

    I'd assume that this has a similar scope to team discussions[0] released a few years ago. At the moment most larger projects have communities elsewhere, and smaller projects use issues for this king of discussion. Compared to other com
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    by qqii 7y ago

    I believe they are referring to https://efail.de/
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    by qqii 7y ago

    In that case why not something simpler like XMPP + OMEMO?
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    by qqii 7y ago

    Thank you for highlighting these examples, they've been very insigntful.
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    by qqii 7y ago

    How about BSD's `doas`[0]? [0]: http://man.openbsd.org/doas
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    by qqii 7y ago

    I believe you're mistaken, as I don't recall that happening and can't find any documentation of that occurring. Perhaps you were thinking of the gab.ai fediverse event? https://f-droid.org/en/2019/07
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    by qqii 7y ago

    IPFS has the same problems given a takedown notice[0]. Although you could continue serving the content and convince others to serve the content, any entity can take the next step and go after you. [0]: https://github.com/ipf
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    by qqii 7y ago

    At that point aren't you looking for Freenet/Zeronet?
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    by qqii 7y ago

    What's your experience with the third party clients that you've been linked? It may be worth submitting another bug report if they don't have these issues.
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    by qqii 7y ago

    I've gone through their website and I think I have a reasonable grasp of the difference. Unlike NixOS and Guix which enforce a store, all builds are performed in a container[0] and produce a self contained executable[1]. I speculate th
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    by qqii 7y ago

    Looks like there's some overlap with nixOS, Guix and https://reproducible-builds.org/ . I'm pretty glad that there's been a lot of work in this space, especially https://guix.gnu.org/blog&#x2F
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    by qqii 7y ago

    I haven't investigated too much but it might be/have been an issue with the app itself, alternative clients such as G-Droid[0] don't have this issue at all and I've experienced this issue inconsistency. Looking at their
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    by qqii 7y ago

    When purely looking at rtings' measurements of noise isolation[0] the qc35ii is better, especially in the lows bass and the highs. They provide an option to listen to the difference, but this only gives you a clue as the sound will be
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    by qqii 7y ago

    What was your experience updating the firmware?
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    by qqii 7y ago

    DC jacks still have their use, especially in simpler devices. The complexities USB PD specification doesn't make that much sense to impliment in say an electric drill.
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    by qqii 7y ago

    These days I spent most of those seconds waiting for the bios than the kernel and what's on top.
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    by qqii 7y ago

    > The 2.0 stack can fail in unintuitive and embarrassing ways ,or worse, they can “silently fail”... I'm not sure I'd like a http webserver to silently fail, or be undebuggable when it comes to security vulnerabilities when giv
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    by qqii 7y ago

    Unfortunately this isn't the perfect solution as there is no universal device or average user. Especially with music, mixing songs for earbud/headphones will produce a worse quality song for another pair. In the same way we'v
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    by qqii 7y ago

    There has been some work on this in nohang[0]. > Customizing victim selection: impact on the badness of processes via matching their names, cgroups, exe realpathes, environs, cmdlines and euids with specified regular expressions; [0]:
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    by qqii 7y ago

    Hmm, that leads be to an interesting counter idea. Why should Firefox or any other dynamic software have the ability to be slow for what it archives? If compilers should be fast, Web engines should be equally as fast. The Web should have ne