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by rendaw 2y ago
I just tried termshark a couple weeks ago. It _was_ just like wireshark, which was nice. However: * There's a "screensaver" which activates after a couple seconds and requires extra button presses to get back to real data *
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by rendaw 2y ago
I think the point GP was making was that you restrict yourself to only the bundled standard library, which covers most of the basics needed for scripting.
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by rendaw 2y ago
I agree, but I've been having a hard time even with python recently. I had a small script (50-100 lines) to format a data drive on boot I refactored, 3 or 4 obvious undeclared variables and who knows how many more I didn't notice
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by rendaw 2y ago
So the use case is on old gaming hardware, upscaling even older games?
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by rendaw 2y ago
PhotoAcute uses several photos with some jitter, like you might get from burst shots on a phone. I'd expect other software (and possibly phone upscalers transparently) might do this too.
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by rendaw 2y ago
The article lists two methods: * Spatial - Inferring data from nearby pixels in a single frame (?) * Temporal - Inferring data from a point on previous and next frames I guess this is super resolution in the statistical sense, rather than &
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by rendaw 2y ago
Is that one player per day, or all players complete 1 turn in a day? If the latter, how does that work with player turns needing to be made serially?
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by rendaw 2y ago
I want to believe stuff like this, but the whole field is so mired in quackery and jingo it's hard to believe any of it. A PT with a radical personal theory, plus some youtubers and instagram influencers hardly inspires confidence. A
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by rendaw 2y ago
I've been thinking about this a lot lately, and I do think there's something like a "right to ideas". Like you can't tell someone to just forget about something, things people experience become a part of them and
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by rendaw 2y ago
That's probably true for some uses of logging, but for information about historical events you're stuck with whatever information you get from the log level you had in the past.
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by rendaw 2y ago
By going on the official blog Mozilla is putting their reputation behind it, be it one person or a team.
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by rendaw 2y ago
Kind of a software question, but why isn't nfc with asymmetric keys a thing? It seems like at best this is a custom javacard app on select expensive cards ($4 per card if you buy 1000 on aliexpress) or $70 for a yubikey otherwise. Is
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by rendaw 2y ago
Is that a violation of something? I thought the TOS gave them the ability to freely ban anyone at will.
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by rendaw 2y ago
That's a pretty stunning visualization too
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by rendaw 2y ago
Recently I've been thinking the important thing is that advice is always highly context sensitive, so throwing out "good advice" without qualification or discernment leads to a lot of harm. Take (again) dating advice: Saying
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by rendaw 2y ago
The primitive types JSON specifies are redundant and generally only lead to issues. Almost all JSON consumers are either deserializing to a spec that already contains type information, frequently richer, with even more variety of types (ur
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by rendaw 2y ago
Hadn't seen that! But given how Amazon works, what's to prevent sketchy sellers from just putting their school supplies in another category like gardening tools or automotive repair or something? It's not like amazon's m
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by rendaw 2y ago
Do you know anywhere I could read more about this?
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by rendaw 2y ago
How so? Aren't all side gigs solo entrepreneurial activities?
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by rendaw 2y ago
It's weird, but I get where it's coming from at least. You have a "smart" device, they don't have a public api (because), they have an app, but using the app requires google play services. It's not a choice be
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by rendaw 2y ago
Signal? Protonmail? Personal safes? Https? Car window tinting/privacy films? Government mints? What reason is there to use cash today except to engage in crime?
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by rendaw 2y ago
There was nothing explicit in the linked court document AFAICT, and I sincerely hope the judge isn't making decisions based on gut feeling and "common sense".
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by rendaw 2y ago
My favorite thing about the cards is they were little windows into a deep and mysterious world, hinted at further by the mechanics of the cards. I thought it was just nostalgia, but looking at the sets you linked the 1995 one (I'd neve
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by rendaw 2y ago
I guess as CTO you're already at the top, but if the owner thinks you're doing bad work and you have to fight for resources despite meeting reasonable goals, what's the actual payoff working there? You'd be paddling upst
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by rendaw 2y ago
"Taking ... actions" is the opposite of "passive". "participatory" seems to be about not being passive and is not connected to the next sentence. Re: resisting dominant power structures, I think you'd have
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by rendaw 2y ago
I was looking up "ephemeral credentials" a couple months ago but didn't stumble upon this until today. Is this pretty common? It's pretty hidden within vault, only mentioned on a couple provider pages, whereas I feel lik
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Vault-Backed Dynamic Credentials(developer.hashicorp.com)
1 points by rendaw 2y ago|1 comments
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by rendaw 2y ago
Poor storytelling in modern cinema.
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by rendaw 2y ago
I'd assume it would only put the password in a type="password" input, not a random text box.
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by rendaw 2y ago
The FT232H you linked in the default UART configuration has no GPIO pins according to the datasheet pin description table. You need to change to MPSSE mode or similar using the flashing tool.

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