thinkmassive

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by thinkmassive 1y ago
It’s not common, and it’s awkward they used the acronym four times before defining it many paragraphs later, in the Introduction section.
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by thinkmassive 2y ago
It’s unclear how this is related to the article, but I’m intrigued by your simple DIY bookbinding process. It seems straightforward except for the canvas strip (I assume this is part of the binding?), and whether you add thicker pages/
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by thinkmassive 2y ago
It’s been implemented, for example: https://github.com/wizardsardine/liana
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by thinkmassive 2y ago
My guess is False Positive. Weird abbreviation to use though.
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by thinkmassive 2y ago
Here’s some similar devices that already exist: https://seedsigner.com/ https://foundation.xyz/passport/ https://store.blockstream.com/products/blockstream-jade-hard...
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by thinkmassive 2y ago
s/cloudflare/a CDN/
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by thinkmassive 2y ago
I’m curious what you think it means to be "open source compatible"
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by thinkmassive 2y ago
> Why aren't … operating solely as an onion service on TOR? > They’re not on TOR because Any downsides to being available on many decentralized overlay networks in addition to plain https, other than (compute/net/human)
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by thinkmassive 2y ago
The primary benefit of FOSS is the ability to inspect and patch the software yourself. Another important benefit for any large FOSS project is knowing it’s been heavily reviewed. Protocol compatibility is a baseline requirement for a drop-i
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by thinkmassive 2y ago
Is it SaaS-only?
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by thinkmassive 2y ago
A flap disc is the more general solution for surface prep and grinding, as opposed to cutting.
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by thinkmassive 2y ago
If electricity is being used to generate heat (for a house, hot tub, etc), and that heat happens to be generated by a bitcoin miner, is it more or less wasteful than only using the electricity to generate heat?
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A Quantum Network Buried Under NYC(gizmodo.com)
2 points by thinkmassive 2y ago|1 comments
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by thinkmassive 2y ago
Collaborative custody multisig providers have been in business for years. Recently even Block (CashApp etc) has introduced a product with this feature. By geographically distributing your signing devices you improve both security and reliab
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by thinkmassive 2y ago
> He talks of a new memory safe kernel disrupting Linux the way Linux disrupted others. So the next paragraph means: > Maybe rust should have never been allowed in the [Linux] kernel in the first place.
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by thinkmassive 2y ago
Ok that makes sense, it’s like an ORM for terraform for developers, cool
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by thinkmassive 2y ago
CDK is literally terraform for developers: https://www.terraform.io/cdktf https://github.com/hashicorp/terraform-cdk
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by thinkmassive 2y ago
If only there were a software engineering discipline that focused on these types of issues /s
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by thinkmassive 2y ago
When a lawyer posts on a forum topic related to the law they usually tell you they’re a lawyer, but not your lawyer and it’s not legal advice. Safe to assume everyone else is not a lawyer.
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by thinkmassive 2y ago
On top of the ICO there were some shenanigans with the early ledger (oops our servers ran out of memory), making the whole thing that exists today based on "trust us bro, we promise there’s exactly as many coins as we say there are&quo
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by thinkmassive 2y ago
> Bitcoin was fundamentally flawed due to the built-in scarcity, so obviously the price would go up. The ideal currency has a constant, predictable 2-4% inflation to promote the velocity of money and prevent stagnation. Bitcoin is open s
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by thinkmassive 2y ago
Tab completion can get you much of the way there.
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by thinkmassive 2y ago
Yes, the spec is open and contributed to by the main implementations, all open source. https://github.com/lightning/bolts https://github.com/lightningnetwork/lnd https://github.com&#x2F
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by thinkmassive 2y ago
You could own a fleet of ships all outfitted with many cannons
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by thinkmassive 2y ago
It’s an ad for a tool that claims to generate terraform IaC code based on analysis of application code. Sounds cool if it actually works, but I’m skeptical.
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by thinkmassive 2y ago
Title is difficult to decipher, here’s what it’s about: > A new report on old privacy incidents [2017] suggests that at least one Nintendo leak came from a Google employee showing off private YouTube videos to a friend.
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Anti-money laundering: the least effective policy experiment?(tandfonline.com)
14 points by thinkmassive 2y ago|4 comments
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by thinkmassive 2y ago
Caddy is primarily a web server like nginx and apache httpd. Traefik and HAproxy are primarily reverse proxies.
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by thinkmassive 2y ago
kubectl has JSON Path support built in, it’s very useful https://kubernetes.io/docs/reference/kubectl/jsonpath/
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Anti-money laundering: the world’s least effective policy experiment?(tandfonline.com)
1 points by thinkmassive 2y ago|0 comments

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