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by yarg 4y ago
Click "back to grid".
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by yarg 4y ago
Relevant: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43153699/how-can-smalles...
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by yarg 4y ago
They didn't get it that right (as the other dude said - it's server side security by the service provider). Requiring that third party dependencies be signed should have been the default in Maven itself.
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by yarg 4y ago
That's fine for a small number of computers, but it doesn't scale.
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by yarg 4y ago
> and the game's sales page removed until the claims were investigated by Valve, but this is not a perfect world. However, things didn't end there. Valve's response has not been ideal, but punishment before investigation i
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by yarg 4y ago
Serial numbers are rather useful from a validation standpoint, counterfeiting is a real danger.
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by yarg 4y ago
Be better to take control of it, and run it as a chunk of your hypervisor. (This is only possible if there's support for custom signing of device control. Cloud environments need to know that the security core is under the control of v
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by yarg 4y ago
Skeleton*
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by yarg 4y ago
Here're more images with the same problem. Tim Burton: https://www.bing.com/images/create/skelleton27s-hands-with-t... Carcinisation of the Koala people: https://www.bing.com/images/creat
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by yarg 4y ago
Yes I can solve the question, give me a functional laptop and go away for an hour.
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by yarg 4y ago
Erasure's not the end of the world, but it'd be nice to have access to the generic class without having to pass it in. Collection<Foo> values = ... Foo[] array = values.toArray(Foo[]::new); Not the worst, but no
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by yarg 4y ago
Yeah, it fucks with the brain to look at. I think that these sorts of weird cases will continue until top down structure can be captured and represented. The best one I ever saw (and I really regret not saving the image) came from NVidia&#x
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by yarg 4y ago
There's an issue that I haven't really seen discussed in any real depth - even here: (A lot of) Modern AI doesn't yet seem to grasp the top down structure of the things that it deals with. It's become deceptively good at
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by yarg 4y ago
If you're building screens for every set of configurations that you're defining (and doing it a lot) then you're doing it wrong. If you can specify some sort of schema for configuration in general, then the screens can genera
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by yarg 4y ago
The flat structure is probably a double edged sword when it comes to getting traction. You're ideas are less likely to be vetoed, but good like finding a champion other than yourself. But I think that it's probably exaggerated - t
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by yarg 4y ago
It's faster, so yes?
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by yarg 4y ago
Better to post a link - the order of comments changes with votes and time.
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by yarg 4y ago
> We maintain things like queue ordering by adding an ORDER BY clause in the query that consumers use to read from it (groundbreaking, we know). The dude's being a bit too self-deprecating with that (sarcastic quip). But there'
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by yarg 4y ago
The algorithms are in trouble. Black people have darker faces with generally softer features, women paint themselves with makeup and frequently leave the house looking less like themselves than other people. The sorts of solutions that a pr
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by yarg 4y ago
The biggest problem is not that it's proprietary software - the biggest problem is that the software does not work as intended. There are multiple factors that lead to the software not working - and none of them stem from the fact that
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by yarg 4y ago
Yes, the issues are completely orthogonal to the effective operation of an open source software foundation. If you want to have a talk about the also completely unrelated issue of facial recognition, we can do that too.
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by yarg 4y ago
Ah yes, the notorious den of communists that is Hacker News?
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by yarg 4y ago
There's a difference between organic and forced diversity. When someone starts out with bullet-point one devoted to orthogonal social issues and not the actual goals of the foundation and how to reach them, it's fairly clear where
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by yarg 4y ago
> Reform the leadership. It’s time for Richard Stallman to go. > We need more leaders of color, women, LGBTQ representation, and others besides. Stallman is in many ways a problem - but the solution is finding technically and socially
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by yarg 4y ago
A better example of what I'm thinking (assuming these interfaces are in java.lang to allow for safe operator overloading): interface Summable { static This sum(This v0, This v1); } interface Subtractable {
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by yarg 4y ago
But a thing "not known to be impossible" is not necessarily possible.
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by yarg 4y ago
Good luck witnessing a human sized thing moving at that sort of speed. There's this, however: https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/stars-that-race-t...
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by yarg 4y ago
All I can think coming away from this is: This still seems pretty useless, It'd be nice if java could allow for static interface methods. interface Program { static void main(String...args); } And then I digressed
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by yarg 4y ago
That's actually fairly clear in the title - the second clause depends upon the first.
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by yarg 4y ago
I don't know about sound theory, but pulling something out of bullshit: Firstly, the nice part about DFAs is that they're really simple to implement - in terms of capture groups bare in mind that the generation mechanism means tha

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