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what is the hashing scheme? I assume it must not be a cryptographically secure hashing scheme if it's possible to find a collision. It's not something like sha256?
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Sounds like you’ll end up with something 3x as hard for future engineers to maintain also.
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5y ago
My neighborhood has got to be at least 33% vacation rentals, with a few streets being above 50%.
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5y ago
people who live in countries that are under US sanctions i would presume? I'm not an expert on this stuff but I'd be surprised if buying or selling US securities was not heavily restricted for people in sanctioned countries like I
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5y ago
I call it Office361 because it goes down at least 4 days a year.
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5y ago
I do virtually everything with Magit. It's the best of both worlds IMO. You still need to actually understand git and its commands but it's like using the CLI with far fewer keystrokes and a better log interface than the CLI.
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5y ago
even if you use the git CLI you can still set up a mergetool so that when you are resolving merge conflicts you can use something like BeyondCompare or P4Merge to handle the merge conflicts.
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5y ago
Command R. I use a browser that has a refresh button and I don’t bother using it ever.
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I was under the impression that spectre is is much more limited in scope than Meltdown. I think you have to be in a position to influence the execution of the program you are trying to extract information from. Like JavaScript engines runni
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5y ago
Sound's like Orholam's Glare from the Lightbringer series.
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5y ago
so let's say the encrypted volume is 1GB. let's say there's 250MB stored in the hidden volume. Can't you reveal the existence of the hidden volume by writing data to the 'outer' volume until it is full? If you
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5y ago
Climate change leads to habitat destruction, which results in migration of animals. Animals coming into closer contact with each other and with humans with increased frequency. The novel encounters of species brought on due to habitat destr
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Isn’t university for your children free in Germany? That’s like a 100-200 thousand dollar savings if you have two kids you want to put through college vs the USA.
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16 hours a day of work is crazy and you don’t have to work that much to have decent money.
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90s volvos were absolute tanks . My friend had one and it got rear ended while parked and both the car that rear ended it and the car in front of the Volvo got totaled. The Volvo was pretty much fine and just needed a new bumper (which was
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Magit is like using the terminal client but easier. You have to press fewer keys to do things, and it makes the various operations discoverable through menus. It's really the best way to interact with git IMO. However, if you don'
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5y ago
Cherry-picking is amazing with magit. I use spacemacs so my magit has evil style keybindings. I just open up a log view to the branch i'm cherry-picking from, move the cursor to the commit I want to pick, then if I don't remember
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Lex Fridman misrepresents his role at MIT to make himself sound more accomplished than he really is, and the way he went about putting out his self driving car research directly to the press instead of going through peer review is shady. Th
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What's odd about life and dating coaching is it usually ends up in an unqualified person practicing psychological counseling.
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Try to practice a ritual like writing the names of websites down and then throwing the piece of paper into the trash. I find that it helps to interrupt the mindless opening of the distracting sites. It gives me a brief moment as I'm o
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6y ago
I think you probably mean IU not mg
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6y ago
He's talking about Helmut Marko.
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The fact that you'd refer to this as extortion makes me sick. The management/capital class loves the free market except for when it applies to labor, then suddenly it's extortion when supply and demand don't work in your
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I’d imagine it’s also due to our bipedal locomotion, our ability to carry water, our intelligence helping to pick superior routes, and yes we have a cooling advantage compared to most other mammals. Maybe slow vs fast twitch muscle fiber am
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6y ago
Apps cannot use the microphone on iOS 14 without your awareness. There is a little dot that will show up at the top of the screen if an app has recently used microphone or camera. Hopefully this can assuage your paranoia.
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There are so many other options than coinbase for fiat <-> crypto exchange. How is crypto centralized around coinbase? Hell if you really want to be a true cryptopunk you can use bisq for decentralized crypto <-> fiat exchange.
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By the time the volatility is gone so is the opportunity. Bitcoin would need to expand its userbase massively to be stable. Stability can't happen unless the price goes up massively.
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Stock buybacks are more tax advantageous to investors than dividends. The price goes up and you sell some shares and pay long term capital gains if you’ve held for more than a year. This is cheaper than paying income tax on dividends.
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People are getting hurt by the black market. We need to bring this into the light. I know someone who died from taking what he thought was LSD and was instead some kind of designer drug like 25I-NBOME.
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6y ago
Crypto provides global access to a decentralized, permissionless, censorship resistant financial system. Bitcoin provides a savings vehicle that has a completely predictable and transparent supply. That's very valuable.
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