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by xmaayy 5y ago
Or copy in a .C/.h file that gets forgotten about, and therefore gets no security updates.
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by xmaayy 5y ago
Sorry, w.r.t my second thought, how would this differ from something like Ory Keto[0] or Oath Keeper[1]? [0] https://github.com/ory/keto [1] https://github.com/ory/oathkeeper
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by xmaayy 5y ago
I know there are a lot of disparate services like SkinBaron[0] for individual games. Is your value-add that you're regulated / you can act as a middle-man for any steam items? [0] https://skinbaron.de/en
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by xmaayy 5y ago
I think its a service that acts as your roles table. So your service would query warrant with a user and an action and it would return whether that's authorized? I'm also a bit confused why someone wouldn't use something like
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by xmaayy 5y ago
I wonder if this can be used for graphics programming. Shaders are notoriously hard to write correctly and this seems like it might provide an easier gateway than OpenGLSL
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by xmaayy 5y ago
(DID NOT READ THE ENTIRE PAPER, only the abstract, the definition of the language and some of the experiments) Note sure how useful this is in the larger context of transformers. Transformers (and deep networks in general) are often used wh
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by xmaayy 6y ago
But they don't need to be in the active DB right? Auditing and reporting can be done on an immutable database, while transactions are processed on a smaller active one.
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by xmaayy 6y ago
Got it, buy the cheapest possible 600$ server, pay 200$/month to collocate it (also do a cost benefit of different facilities), be responsible for all hardware failures and availability issues.
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by xmaayy 6y ago
Oh goodie another CryptoCoin.
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by xmaayy 6y ago
I really hope not. 72% is impressive. But, when you're thinking of making any real world decisions based on it, 72% shouldn't really be considered much better than chance.