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by singron 7y ago
For example, turning off "location history" didn't prevent Google from tracking your location history. You had to also disable "web and app activity".
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by singron 7y ago
If Google just doesn't want unionized engineers, it could just fire all engineers. Obviously they need to balance their various objectives and firing productive people is costly to the business. I think they are hoping more to send a s
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by singron 7y ago
If you need 2 approvals at Google, then usually 1 is for readability in a specific language. I.e. one of the reviewers is understood to mostly be looking at code style and not domain logic. In my experience, you more often get the other phe
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by singron 7y ago
Facebook quickly copied the feature. You can put friends in groups and then limit your various activities to those groups.
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by singron 7y ago
AFAIK jai only uses LLVM in release mode since it does slow down the build. This makes sense since if you have optimizations off, you only have to do codegen. If you are using LLVM for codegen, then you have to codegen twice! Once for LLVM
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by singron 7y ago
All the pictures are of women in the seats. Men often have broader shoulders and larger upper arms. If I sit next to another man, we sometimes make contact on the upper arms for most the flight. The wings seem to take up a couple inches the
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by singron 7y ago
Similarly, recaptcha prevents this as well. Recaptcha primarily checks that it's running on a real browser on the correct website using botguard. Then it might give you the CAPTCHA challenge to prove you are human. It's not possib
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by singron 7y ago
A more sensical analogy in paper ballots might be replacing a ballot. E.g. a counter scoops up some ballots into one sleeve and dumps some from the other while shuffling them around. In a chad-based system though, the vote might actually ch
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by singron 7y ago
This sounds like the method from the Rivest, 2006 paper: https://rcoh.me/posts/verifiable-voting-primer/#fn:triple
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by singron 7y ago
Low impact can also be stressful for me (I might be unusual). First, there is guilt that you are being paid all this money to twiddle your thumbs. After you stop feeling guilty for the wealthy corporation, you realize that you aren't f
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by singron 7y ago
"Your password is too similar to one of your previous 24 passwords" -- an actual error message I've gotten before.
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by singron 7y ago
Is "Latest" sorting in the twitter UI not this?
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by singron 7y ago
I've known a few people who broke their back window from throwing stuff into the bed and accidentally hitting the glass. It's probably a case of "don't do that", but some people might appreciate it.
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by singron 7y ago
The video just got switched to private.
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by singron 7y ago
Widevine is a DLL bundled with Chrome. You can copy it into a Chromium installation and use Netflix. I don't know if this violates TOS/licenses/law.
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by singron 7y ago
k-Anonymity doesn't really work with non-uniform distributions. E.g. if x is your hash prefix and d is a particular domain that matches that prefix, then we can apply Bayes rule: P(d|x) = P(x|d) * P(d) / P(x) P(x|d) is 1 in this c
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by singron 7y ago
Mine doesn't show up either, but I figured the verification process might have affected the spam classification.
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by singron 7y ago
I had DKIM, SPF, rDNS, etc. at first and went to Gmail spam. I registered on gmail postmaster tools and got some friends and family to add me to their contact lists and send me some outbound mail. Google now sends me more mail than I send t
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by singron 7y ago
You can also use "I". Trying to avoid pronouns can make it sound like a high school lab report with excessive passive voice (e.g. "The baking soda was mixed with the vinegar" vs. "I mixed the baking soda with the vi
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by singron 7y ago
Has this ever affected anything before? Just about every organization has "we are ethical" in some document somewhere. "We always comply with local regulations" is often spouted by companies immediately after being buste
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by singron 7y ago
> I don't believe that your statement: * If you don't modify the AGPL program, you don't have to offer source. is strictly correct, rather that it's simply the case that if you don't modify it, you're alread
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by singron 7y ago
Software that isn't linked with GPL sources probably isn't GPL. If it's just the linux kernel and busybox, then probably all the interesting userspace software isn't GPL since it wouldn't be linked.
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by singron 7y ago
This is an imprecise description of the AGPL that may feed common misconceptions. * If you don't modify the AGPL program, you don't have to offer source. * The AGPL is viral in exactly the same way as the GPL. Programs don't
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by singron 7y ago
In particular, the courts usually can't make victims whole in criminal cases. E.g. an eye for an eye doubles the number of eye-less people but cures nobody. You would need to quantify crimes that don't occur because potential crim
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by singron 7y ago
I was reading CAN-SPAM and I came across the definition of "electronic mail message" in 15 USC § 7702(6) > The term “electronic mail message” means a message sent to a unique electronic mail address. Note that it doesn't s
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by singron 7y ago
You can submit forms without CORS as long as there is no CSRF protection. I don't know what CSRF protection is being used.
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by singron 7y ago
I think it depends how you translate the locking analog. E.g. decrypting your key with {gpg,ssh}-agent keeps the plaintext key in memory in the agent. If the machine reboots or a timeout elapses, the memory is cleared and the key has to be
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by singron 7y ago
Are the avatars legless just because the headsets don't do leg tracking?
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by singron 7y ago
They have various high-index lens options, but they cost more, so it won't be $10.
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by singron 7y ago
The relative effort estimation seems to be more-or-less accurate for small chunks. However, at the beginning of a project, you don't know how many small chunks there are. In a small project, you can reasonably plan and estimate most of

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