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by wfn 5y ago
A very nice and well-built tool. Excellent use of sequence numbers for stateless send/receive (SYN cookies): https://github.com/robertdavidgraham/masscan/blob/master/src... (very well-documented sou
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by wfn 5y ago
Well, keep reading the README, then :) see PF_RING: https://github.com/robertdavidgraham/masscan#pf_ring
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by wfn 5y ago
How would you do it? In this particular case they could not appeal the decision (they do appeal when it is possible).
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by wfn 5y ago
They did not know the details at the time of request, it would appear.
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by wfn 5y ago
Yup, very much agree. > If we don't, nature will, as we all know. In a way, it's already happened, it's just that there is a delay effect and it takes time for things to... unravel ("the future is already here - it&
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by wfn 5y ago
P.S. are you familiar with Walker's response as well? https://sleepdiplomat.wordpress.com/2019/12/19/why-we-sleep-... I'll familiarize myself later, and thank you again
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by wfn 5y ago
Ah okay, so basically you're saying that the mortality vs > 7 hour sleep time correlation claim hasn't normalized / accounted for other parent causes (e.g. chronic illness and other things affecting / disturbing sleep
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by wfn 5y ago
> where also some functionality serendipitously adapts/fits/evolves into one of those modes without specific regard about where it semantically sits in this hierarchy of complexity. That did make sense, I oversimplified your re
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by wfn 5y ago
In my view (of his view) - that in many cultures we see today, we've come to vastly underestimate the importance of sleep. For example, we've removed afternoon naps from workday routine (with field evidence showing effects on heal
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by wfn 5y ago
Hey, thanks, I'll check it out! Haven't gotten around to reading critique of Walker, but I should. Thank you
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by wfn 5y ago
Your reduction is, I think, too simplistic. Some bacteria appear to also have some basic passive/active cycle, for example. It's really fascinating and there's tons of functions interleaved. edit it's not just multi&#x
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by wfn 5y ago
This is basically what Matthew Walker ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matthew_Walker_(scientist) ) sort of alludes to in his book, "Why we sleep". It's a good book. He specifically mentions hydras as well
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by wfn 6y ago
> So its effect on the immune system lasts even after it's gone. The general principle is the same as for most vaccines: make the body generate its own antibodies (and/or T cells) for the virus in question. So in that sense
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by wfn 6y ago
Could you expand more re: your minio experience? We're about to enter production with minio as our S3 interface-providing file storage system, and have found documentation to be sufficient. However, I'm slightly concerned that we
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by wfn 6y ago
Will give this a shot later on, thanks for sharing :) Any plans to make this work on other systems? RtAudio which you use here appears to also support Linux and Windows.
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by wfn 7y ago
I think I see what you mean, maybe there is a need to differentiate (individual conclusions "on their own", though there'd be arguments in favour of viewing those as political as well, etc.) But perhaps not at the expense of
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by wfn 7y ago
Hm, that seems to be a rather peculiar and particular interpretation of the term. Grassroots organisations, political activist movements of all kinds would then fall outside your criterion. I mean... Women's suffrage movement (which ch
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by wfn 7y ago
Thanks for the comment. ...yeah. All this also reminded me of the story when he gave lectures on category theory in the forests near Hanoi when it was being bombed...
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by wfn 7y ago
> anarchist in the apolitical sense Hm. But how is the founding of Survivre (a political group publishing antimilitary etc. texts) and serving as its editor apolitical?
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by wfn 7y ago
What success story. The structural effects of the austerity which everyone including IMF admits was much too hard on GDP will be felt, and Greece will be screwed for many years to come. See for example wiki article, e.g. section "Eff
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by wfn 7y ago
I am interested in trying something akin to those mood-modulating techniques of yours. Can you perhaps elaborate on them a bit, or give some pointers where to look? Is this something which can be incorporated into mindfulness practice, or n
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by wfn 7y ago
Following up on your prompt: people and documents are resurfacing (and will continue to do so in the future), but for starters (these are internal LB reports and people, calling VILIBOR a cartel (possibly too strong a word)): https:/&
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by wfn 7y ago
> Well, for everybody that's not related to LŽVS. That is not true: there are people in BoL who do not share your view at all. How do you think the internal VILBOR report came about and resurfaced initially (BoL was later forced t
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by wfn 7y ago
It is probably best to avoid political commentary on HN but since you provided (one possible) political interpretation of these events which I am convinced is absolutely incorrect, I feel compelled to (merely - nothing more) note for others
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by wfn 7y ago
Yes, of course; but deposits will come, Revolut communicated as much (IIRC). Also (IIRC) the license does permit accepting deposits, but as of now there are limits / quantity constraints imposed. So there is that. But those limits can
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by wfn 7y ago
> I wonder if there's more going on behind the scenes than meets the eye here. There are additional risks for Lithuania with regards to Revolut which are not often discussed (but they have been raised by the parties concerned, and
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by wfn 7y ago
Text search across full message history has been part of stable production releases (on Android at least) for a decent long while, just fyi. (Desktop client has also gotten better (but is obviously far from perfect); those messages end up r
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by wfn 8y ago
Nice. Maybe check out Azuon (they provide a .net app (eugh; sorta runs under wine, though)) - an annual paid service I gladly pay for. It has two interface modes: - the basic mode allows you to provide sets of origin and destination locatio
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by wfn 8y ago
What a nice useful easy-to-use service, thanks for this, Jonai :) A comment (relevant to this site but also a more general ramble towards the direction of "why don't sites which use production-important JS try this more often&quot
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by wfn 8y ago
Well yes, the zines will have a bunch of shellcode and command shell scripts and (from the looks of it) code of some trojans and the like. This will get flagged by AVs, etc.; but that's to be expected, really. :)

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