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wyuenho
5y ago
Because China doesn't share its state of the art research with everyone else. If you want to lose, share everything and expect nothing in return.
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wyuenho
5y ago
It wasn't designed, it was evolved. The author said as much. Evolution seldom produce clean designs.
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wyuenho
5y ago
Is this why the M1 Pro/Max MBPs also come with an accelerometer and gyroscope [1] even if it doesn't come with mechanical hard drives? Because Apple needs to support Catalyst apps? [1]: https://www.ifixit.com/Guide
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wyuenho
5y ago
Anything below Bluetooth 5 is barely usable. The 2.4Ghz freq gets interfered by anything from fluorescent lamps, old Wi-Fi hotspots, old laptops and phones to microwave ovens, and if it's not yours, it's somebody else's. You
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wyuenho
5y ago
100 companies 100k each gives you 10 mill. Just the return on that on any meager performing stock can fully fund 1 SV dev, indefinitely. Or, you can withdraw a couple mil from the fund per year, fully fund the entire project for 3-5 years o
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wyuenho
5y ago
Nobody said anything about not withdrawing from the fund to pay the devs. What gives you that idea? If these devs want to pay bills now, the best thing to do is for Sentry to hire them. What's so hard about that?
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5y ago
While I appreciate that Sentry stepped up to the plate to fund open source, I'd also like to point out the obvious which is this is just 1.5 person's salary in Silicon Valley, for a year. I hope that companies instead of donating
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What does being a 'cultural fit' mean?
(bbc.com)
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wyuenho
5y ago
Apple has finally put a braided cable in their charger. I hope we can say goodbye to 20 years of charger cable breakage.
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wyuenho
5y ago
Ohhhh the glorious days of dialing to your friend's PC directly for a match after school!
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wyuenho
5y ago
Any integration with Notion on the roadmap? How do teams migrate from JIRA to Tara?
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wyuenho
5y ago
For a time Front Page and Dreamweaver existed and it spit out all kinds of proprietary code with weirdly named functions and classes. Generally, it's not for a lack of trying but the devs that get handed source code these tools generat
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wyuenho
5y ago
They are not getting sent to the FISA court, that court only issues warrants. They are charged with conspiracy to commit economic espionage and conspiracy to commit computer fraud and are likely going to a federal district court.
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Four Chinese Nationals Working with the Ministry of State Security Indictment
(justice.gov)
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5y ago
Yes we do. https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/four-chinese-nationals-workin...
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5y ago
Not necessarily, there are different ways to control companies in China. The big and important ones tend to be JVs and the Chinese have various ways to control the board, whether it's 51% directly or via proxy. For smaller ones, they m
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wyuenho
5y ago
But the EU didn't join the war.
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5y ago
Refer them to the DOJ indictment and CISA advisory https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/four-chinese-nationals-workin... https://us-cert.cisa.gov/ncas/alerts/aa21-200a
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wyuenho
5y ago
Here's the DOJ indictment https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/four-chinese-nationals-workin...
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5y ago
Whether the Chinese government has control over these APTs, the crime originated on Chinese soil, and it's their responsibility to deal with these threats. What's so hard for you to understand?
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5y ago
Apparently you haven't read it at all These activities can be linked to the hacker groups known as Advanced Persistent Threat 40 and Advanced Persistent Threat 31 and have been conducted from the territory of China for the purpose
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5y ago
The Paragon driver cannot recognize encrypted NTFS volumes AFAIK
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5y ago
Is that why a while back HN is full of articles supposedly extolling benefits of nicotine?
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5y ago
Here's a comparison. https://hyperpolyglot.org/lightweight-markup Aside, I still don't understand why restructuedText never took off. The language is so expressive and well-documented, there are anchored reference
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The problem is with Copilot, or over-relying on it for its purported convenience, bad devs will have a harder time becoming good devs. Discovering what code to write and what their exact effects are is a major part of the journey to becomin
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Chinese companies buy ads outside of China you know. Chinese companies are known to pull ads at the stroke of a pen from the United Front Work Department.
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Just use starship.rs
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Researchers Levitated a Small Tray Using Nothing but Light
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Open Wireless Link
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Disrupting Continuity of Apple's Wireless Ecosystem Security
(usenix.org)
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