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by smaudet 5y ago
The problem is that NFTs aren't legally binding (and they really should never be, I'll start the campaign to assinate anybody who tries that). It's all well and good to say you are selling some deed, but that doesn't pro
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by smaudet 5y ago
The big problem is the buying anything with it. If you could buy stuff with it and it wasn't an absolute headache (install app, pay transaction fees) and it was easier, it would be more popular. That would also remove the "it&#x27
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by smaudet 5y ago
"I resent the comparison between advocating a defensive design, and being opposed to literacy." Perhaps you shouldn't - this is like Conways law, systems tend to mimic the communication systems of their organizations. When yo
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by smaudet 5y ago
Hmm, for web forms this has been overcomplicated for the past decade...without needing to worry about security even. In a trusted world, you still need to worry about order of operations, resource exhaustion, and redundant resiliency...as t
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by smaudet 5y ago
It's actually not about the browser config, its all about the graphics - this reminds me in firefox you could customize the UI easily with an overlay image. That would defeat this attack, assuming it was random/undetectable. Maybe
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by smaudet 5y ago
Real TL;DR Corporate cronyism made a really bad piece of software and fucked Boeing's business (translation - your plane tickets in part funded some grossly overpaid people at Dassault) TL;DR Boeing had two systems, one was 7g, other w
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by smaudet 5y ago
I don't have any real modeling experienced, but this sentence: "Products as complex as Catia are not separable from their organizational context and only express their values as part of business process transformation." Just,
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by smaudet 5y ago
I think C# is incredibly close to Java in this regard. Not in the specifics of e.g. your problem, but the big "solutions" tend to be very enterprise solution-y, single-goal orientated. Spring in JAVA (also J2EE) had a similar sort
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by smaudet 5y ago
Keep in mind I've never done ASP.NET (only desktop development): The old C# stuff is indeed crusty, intermixed with hot nonsense from the Balmer days. Latest Framework version is I'd say OK, nothing to write home about, newer stuf
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by smaudet 5y ago
The sibling comment says it more in depth, succinctly: You don't own your own money. This is somewhat true in practice with credit, checking accounts - only large entities are allowed to even make purchases such as cars, houses anymore
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by smaudet 5y ago
It's the same reason Nintendo makes money reselling games from 5-10 years ago - there was nothing wrong with the software (from a standalone, I want to play this game or this movie, perspective). Yeah sure you can dig through lots of s
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by smaudet 5y ago
"Reversing the binaries and demonstrating such a backdoor would make one famous." At the risk of sounding tin hatty, not true. (In)Famy doesn't equal success or money, anyone attempting to post state secrets without the help
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by smaudet 5y ago
Legit question, what on earth is this (for)? I tried reading the book a bit and it seems like a library for turning ml models into C code? But its really not clear what the point of this book is about...Is this written by space aliens or is
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by smaudet 5y ago
What do you do for version control? I think you have this backwards, anybody could check in the contents of your tarball into a vcs, so not sure the point...
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by smaudet 5y ago
Neat app! Yeah TBH FreeCAD is a bit intimidating getting into. Similar issue as with Blender or Gimp scripting a while back...
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by smaudet 5y ago
More complex systems are liable to create more complex problems... I don't think you can get away from this - yes, can solve a problem, but if you model problems as entropy, increasing complexity increases entropy. It's like the m
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by smaudet 5y ago
So there is precedent, OFC it doesn't exist in a vacuum, but whem Microsoft was forced to provide browser alternatives, most people went with other browsers. Sure, some used IE or edge still, but it meant people knew it was even an opt
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by smaudet 5y ago
Type systems are half of the equation, but what do you do when the algorithm is wrong? Type systems don't constrain you from writing incorrect solutions to the echo cancelation problem...you need real world data and runtime tooling for
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by smaudet 5y ago
Chat needs like 100mb tops to function...discord comes in im the half gig range that serious AAA games used to fall into 10 years ago, nevermind the abominable snowman Teams... Once you run more than one chat in Discord even on recent PCs y
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by smaudet 5y ago
I find it more interesting the lack of comments than anything else - I'm not sure this software is a good idea, but regardless, nobody uses long form messaging anymore? I.e. if you write anything, you likely already have a solution you
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by smaudet 5y ago
Yeah, per my comment below if the intent is to document failures I think this project is a failure - but documenting known fixes is much more useful.
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by smaudet 5y ago
Major problems: 1) Botting/Troll Farms - existing review systems suffer from sophisticated and persistent false positive and negative reviews. You may have solved one half of this issue, but it's not hard to buy your competitors p
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by smaudet 5y ago
> What I’m asking is how do the output and performance differ. From a non-technical perspective I was able to do (reasonably?) complex part design with almost no prior experience in about 3 days of work. This included debugging the model
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by smaudet 5y ago
Part of the problem it could be argued is the CC card here - you want my CC number? Fine. I should have to initiate the transaction, hit "Go", not the other way around. I can block charges, but this would be a more valid reason if
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by smaudet 5y ago
No, but if you secure a cellar with a padlock on hundreds of people, thats called kidnapping and possibly murder.
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by smaudet 5y ago
Other guy sounds like a giant dick-wad - we should not be wholesale blocking IP ranges without recourse to "unblock". Whatever the other guy thinks about it being "necessary" or whatever, there is not commonly a way for
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by smaudet 5y ago
> What's worse is that I fear there are incentives (mostly political/security interests) Nah its mostly just a mix of laziness, rigor, and salesfolk. Most people don't want nor can properly design a hash algorithm (which w
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by smaudet 5y ago
I think culturally lat/lon is the standard - it is what looked right to me before I started working with geocoords. Cartographically, in terms of standards, that seems to be the case. I don't think because libraries have been writ
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by smaudet 5y ago
The flip side to being a libertarian is that you still support legislation to e.g. breakup monopolies and protect 'basic' rights, as needed. A sibling comment mentions Trump - he went so far in the opposite direction there is a co
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by smaudet 5y ago
An entirely subjective measure. I want to solve problems, not read code. I can read your code and understand it, but then still have to solve it to understand what problem you are solving.

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