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by sa1 6y ago
Not arguing your broader point, but heart rate variability is a better tracker of stress than heart rate itself, if you want to track it yourself.
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by sa1 6y ago
Fair enough
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by sa1 6y ago
Have you tried Tailscale?
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by sa1 6y ago
> Because of atrocities against "lower" castes which wouldn't even be investigated > I know about "victims" who lie about the accusitions in these cases, the local community knows that its a lie but people are
185.
by sa1 6y ago
Facetime works.
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by sa1 6y ago
Signal works inside China, as long as you installed it outside.
187.
by sa1 6y ago
In my country, there are economic challenges: water isn't available everywhere, diverting water is not cheap, and it messes with water sharing agreements, which are a political issue in themselves.
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by sa1 6y ago
Computers are mathematical concepts, Turing machines being one such concept. Whether computers are implemented using silicon, or oil, or using neurons, it doesn't really matter as we have a mathematical framework for describing abstrac
189.
by sa1 6y ago
I got a warning that I was approaching the limit of free queries, so it appears that the answer is no.
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by sa1 6y ago
You’re right. I missed this point.
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by sa1 6y ago
Tailscale also does this well.
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by sa1 6y ago
maha is just an adjective, epic is both an adjective and a noun. That usage is correct.
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by sa1 6y ago
> have average pause times of 0.3 milliseconds on heaps less than 4GB The answer is that one user thread would have a lot less memory than 4GB, and the GC only needs to work on heap sizes of KBs to MBs for most cases. There is no shared
194.
by sa1 6y ago
Non-preemptive concurrency doesn't invalidate any argument. Erlang's GC is per user thread, even a primitive GC per user thread will have lower latency than Java's GC.
195.
by sa1 6y ago
Apple made a new SMS reporting API, just so the app doesn't get permissions for reading all SMS, as they wanted.
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by sa1 6y ago
There was some news about metal sponges earlier that may be able to hold high volumes of H2 under low pressure. https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-52328786
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by sa1 7y ago
They're hardly getting kicked out. They still occupy positions of power and leave only because they have the choice and privilege to do so. The caste system, like racism in Western countries, is only abolished legally - in social setti
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by sa1 7y ago
It may not be for content, but for user data analysis without consent.
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by sa1 7y ago
I charge it for half an hour after my morning workout(while taking a shower and getting ready) and for 15 minutes once in the evening I sleep. I track both my sleep and workouts, and keep it wearing throughout the day otherwise.
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by sa1 7y ago
Still see it.
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by sa1 7y ago
Disabling iMessage and JavaScript in Safari would also help, given the recent Project Zero exploits we’ve seen.
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by sa1 7y ago
Easy to do with Hammerspoon: https://apple.stackexchange.com/a/349766
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by sa1 7y ago
I think the problem can be solved using taint analysis in JavaScript. Variables that can be used to fingerprint are allowed to be used locally but not are not allowed to be sent back over the internet. Any variables that are derived from t
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by sa1 7y ago
It's called a hyperoperation: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyperoperation , and it's defined only for natural numbers, so op0.5 would still be undefined.
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by sa1 7y ago
> This looks cool, however I don't like the fact that it doesn't use a trusted crypto library such as libsodium. It is likely to get less review and if weaknesses are detected in the algorithms, it is less likely to be improved
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by sa1 7y ago
It doesn't lock out linux from using it. They deviated from the NVMe spec, and it took time(and somebody to actually investigate) for the linux guys to figure it out: https://github.com/Dunedan/mbp-2016-linux/
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by sa1 7y ago
Yep. I find myself unable to use my personal MBP 2015 after using the 2018 MBP for work. The feel is just so much better. The reliability is the issue(though I haven’t faced any issues yet).
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by sa1 7y ago
I don’t believe any app in the iOS ecosystem should have access to other apps on the phone, in these days of surveillance capitalism. This is definitely the right move from Apple. Remember that Facebook went to such lengths to misuse its ce
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by sa1 7y ago
algo is great for an automated setup of a secure Wireguard(and IPsec) server with ad-blocking capabilities. DNS adblocking is necessary to block tracking in iOS apps. Content Blockers only work with Safari.
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by sa1 8y ago
Ambient noise cancellation is not the same thing. Most headphones do it passively by having a closed-back design. It blocks noise from reaching your ears, not the microphone. Active noise cancellation is not the same thing either. See http

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