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by vaylian 3mo ago
Does anyone know if this also affects South Korea?
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by vaylian 3mo ago
Thank you for doing this. The conclusion from the text is: > For consumers who wish to minimize potential exposure to PTFE coating particles, the simplest approach may be to treat nonstick cookware as a specialized tool rather than a def
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by vaylian 3mo ago
Well deserved. She is an excellent science communicator.
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by vaylian 3mo ago
Consider getting a hardware key (typical example: YubiKey)
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by vaylian 3mo ago
> LLMs are a fascinating technology created by us humans, and they have the potential to make our life better. Just like forever chemicals. LLMs cause a lot of problems and they should not be disregarded. > We shall stay curious. Curi
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by vaylian 3mo ago
Sweet. I had hoped for someone to make a p2p container registry eventually. There is too much centralization with the current popular registries.
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by vaylian 3mo ago
Honestly: I don't get what the benefit of Nostr is for this use-case.
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by vaylian 3mo ago
Obligatory https://fy.blackhats.net.au/blog/2024-04-26-passkeys-a-shatt... It's a shame, because WebAuthn is really great technology. But tech companies are botching the rollout.
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by vaylian 3mo ago
I also wonder how Nostr is useful here. The central idea of Nostr is that it's a lot harder to deplatform people, because a user can publish to several independent relays. Buzz is self-hostable, which removes the risk of deplatforming
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by vaylian 3mo ago
Are there upsides to using AI? Yes. Are there downsides? Definitely yes. And the problem is that most people ignore these downsides. Either due to ignorance, or because they got too used to using AI that they don't want to go back. AI
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by vaylian 3mo ago
You are right. Steve Jobs also used the opportunity to destroy Flash. But my point still stands: Most web sites weren't developed with the mobile form-factor in mind until a while later.
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by vaylian 3mo ago
Web sites optimized for mobile weren't really a thing when the iPhone launched. That's why apps shined on smart phones. Web designers did eventually catch up with the <meta-viewport> hack but the trend towards apps was alrea
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by vaylian 3mo ago
Hard disagree on the conclusion. I agree that the commission and the council have made very unfair moves and it's justified to call them out for it. But we have also seen that the parliament (except for the EPP) was for the most part e
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by vaylian 3mo ago
> I'll be voting anti-EU in future I think. You shouldn't go that far. Simply don't vote for the EPP ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_People%27s_Party_Grou... ) in your country. They are the dri
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by vaylian 3mo ago
Neat. What is the primary use case for this dialect?
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by vaylian 3mo ago
The lisp curse: https://www.winestockwebdesign.com/Essays/Lisp_Curse.html
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by vaylian 3mo ago
> The APIs have been there for ages True. But my impression is that the whole TPM ecosystem is poorly documented. Maybe I just don't know where to look. But to me TPMs are still mostly a black boxes that prevent me from installing L
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by vaylian 3mo ago
> Could you elaborate on why this is so evil? I think you have a fair use-case when you think about corporate machines, that are not personal devices. However, the more this type of remote attestation is used, the more likely it is tha
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by vaylian 3mo ago
You are completely right! Do you want me to write these markdown files for you? </irony>
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by vaylian 3mo ago
Different news source. But same topic.
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by vaylian 3mo ago
Thanks. Please note that your link doesn't work with the tor browser.
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by vaylian 3mo ago
Bonferonni correction is relevant when you calculate multiple p-values. Most statistical tests are used with a p-value threshold of 5% to reject the null-hypothesis. But because you are repeatedly testing, the probability for false positive
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by vaylian 3mo ago
You are correct in that both option 1 and 2 are possible. For end-to-end encrypted messages only option 2 is possible. The content will be scanned directly on your own device and the data will be sent to the authorities without your knowled
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by vaylian 3mo ago
For example: (cons some-value my-list) If my-list is nil, then the above expression will result in a list containing only the element some-value. Otherwise it will be a list starting with some-value followed by any other values that have be
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by vaylian 3mo ago
Probably a stupid question: But where do you get (refillable) ink for this printer from?
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by vaylian 4mo ago
TIL that Firefox has less than 5% market share. When and why did people stop using Firefox? -- Submitted from Firefox
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by vaylian 4mo ago
> I recall hand-wringing on the difference between popups and modals in our webdev shop. I hate modals even more than pop-ups. There are valid reasons to use either, but in most cases they are a form of abuse.
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by vaylian 4mo ago
Thank you for the expanded explanation. But it doesn't really explain how we should help and what you hope to achieve with our help. A bit more targeted information would be appreciated. You seem to be doing important work, but it&#x27
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by vaylian 4mo ago
Can you elaborate?
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by vaylian 4mo ago
Prepare to laugh then. Most EU politicians don't have a clue that these systems exist.

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