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by vaylian 2y ago
FizzBuzz is a highly artificial problem. It makes sense that people who are not familiar with it will assume that there is an elegant solution. But in the end the right approach is to be very boring and to notice that you need to check for
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by vaylian 2y ago
That doesn't change the original problem much: > And who will you message then? I assume most of your contacts will stay where they are. You are out of luck if you can't convince people to install PGP/GnuPG in their favori
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by vaylian 2y ago
Thanks. I missed the "links" in that list while I was wondering why "images" and "photos" are included together in that list.
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by vaylian 2y ago
but not securely
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by vaylian 2y ago
This ignores the problem of client-side scanning of private messages.
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by vaylian 2y ago
GB has their own version of chat control: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Online_Safety_Act_2023
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by vaylian 2y ago
and the court of justice typically takes a looooong time to come to a conclusion
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by vaylian 2y ago
> They try to prevent people from sharing links? They try to surveil people. You can post all the links you want, but you can't be sure that they will only be seen by your intended recipient.
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by vaylian 2y ago
Yes. The phone batteries across the EU are going to hate this.
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by vaylian 2y ago
You are missing the point. Us hackers will always find ways to circumvent the surveillance. But the rest of the population is not that fortunate. A solution has to include general awareness and mobilization of the non-tech population agains
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by vaylian 2y ago
There is https://github.com/LuaLS/lua-language-server > Edit: FYI I use IntelliJ with Lua support, In other words, you don't like Lua, because your favorite IDE doesn't properly support it? (Or maybe it do
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by vaylian 2y ago
> Maybe i should have known better than to ask about things I dont know. It is fine to not know things. But when I look at your post, I see that you didn't ask any question. You only made statements that were based on very unfounded
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by vaylian 2y ago
Chatcontrol is mostly about data in transit. Anything that is sent to the internet can be scanned.
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by vaylian 2y ago
> but the blog opened some doors for me (and continues to). Is there any advice you have in that regard? How do most people contact you?
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by vaylian 2y ago
Cache-Control goes a long way in the right direction: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/Ca...
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by vaylian 2y ago
github.com reachable via IPv6 when?
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by vaylian 2y ago
A JavaScript library
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by vaylian 2y ago
Sounds like you might like Zellij: https://zellij.dev/
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by vaylian 2y ago
One distinct quality is that as a user you actually have the possibility to navigate the network. On ICQ you only see your own contact list. You cannot see how many friends/contacts/followers/relations anyone else has. You ca
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by vaylian 2y ago
That's very fuzzy. What about e-mail? Or the phone network? Or the internet in general? Yes, there can be some social aspects to it. But that by itself does not make it into a social network. Networks have topologies and paths. The soc
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by vaylian 2y ago
It is only a chat platform and it predates the first social networks (which were explicitly called "social networks" back then). This is a bit of a pet peeve of mine, but I think people use the term "social network" way
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by vaylian 2y ago
why should ICQ be a social network?
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by vaylian 2y ago
And taking notes during the meeting. Maybe even demo something.
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by vaylian 2y ago
What is your experience with writing code on the device? Does the grayscale impact syntax highlighting?
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by vaylian 2y ago
> The program can never reflect the shape of the problem, because it will be riddled with "glue code" that implements the obvious dull steps that you abstract away when reasoning. How does this affect readability when one tries
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by vaylian 2y ago
I doubt that live(!) P2P video sharing would work. You will have some users who get the video stream directly from you. These primary peers will then need to relay the same data through their tiny consumer DSL line (slow upload!) to seconda
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by vaylian 2y ago
This is definitely one of the best submissions I've seen on HN. I don't think it helps with the ranking, but you can still favorite the thread.
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by vaylian 2y ago
Something I've been wondering about for some time: Aaron Swartz's website is still online more than 10 years after his suicide: http://www.aaronsw.com/ Someone has to keep paying the bills and renewing the domain.
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by vaylian 2y ago
plus, Russia was a large supplier of uranium https://www.politico.eu/article/europe-just-cant-quit-russia...
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by vaylian 2y ago
> They're just a design pattern that provides a formal abstraction over operation sequencing with additional computation. You are right. But to someone who doesn't already know what a monad is, these words don't mean much,

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