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by yuvadam 4y ago
Any reason you can't use pre-terminated fiber?
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by yuvadam 4y ago
Awesome project, I did something very similar at home, but used fiber only to connect switches and routers around the house. PoE is still a must for powering wireless access point and perimeter security cameras.
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This seems to affect only OpenSSL 3.x.x Most distros have never bothered to upgrade to major version 3 - possibly because it broke ABI backwards compatibility - so despite the critical severity the impact might not be as widespread as it co
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by yuvadam 4y ago
Flashbacks to Windows 3.11 - regardless, a super exciting release.
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by yuvadam 4y ago
I share your apathy. The legal and ethical aspects are fascinating, but I have no interest in that debate. I care much more about my job security as a software engineer and systems architect, and on that front Copilot does nothing to challe
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by yuvadam 4y ago
That quote doesn't surprise me, politicians are stuck between a rock and a hard place without any real options to solve systemic issues. Just like with climate collapse, the solutions that tackle the problems at their core require what
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by yuvadam 4y ago
Led by the US, the entire world is in a debt spiral, and just like many of the systems that sustain modern civilization, the global economy itself is in various stages of unraveling from its unsustainable path [1] [1] - https://l
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by yuvadam 4y ago
Are you suggesting he's cheating on move 1?
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by yuvadam 4y ago
US M2 money supply has grown 40% compared to pre-COVID, 220% in the last decade. If your salary hasn't matched that, you are literally earning less in real terms.
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by yuvadam 4y ago
Why? What happens if I update the invoice address twice?
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by yuvadam 4y ago
There are valid use cases for both types of transactions: those that require an option for chargeback as well as those that must be settled with finality. The difference is that while crypto can do both, the legacy finance system cannot.
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by yuvadam 4y ago
Yes.
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Did you read the paper?
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Healthy.io receives landmark FDA clearance for smartphone-powered kidney test(prnewswire.com)
3 points by yuvadam 4y ago|2 comments
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Letter in Support of Responsible Crypto Policy(financialinclusion.tech)
3 points by yuvadam 4y ago|0 comments
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by yuvadam 4y ago
[citation needed]
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by yuvadam 4y ago
Worthless? People still mine on S9s released in 2017.
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by yuvadam 4y ago
You are making very bold statements ("of course", "obviously") on a topic that has been deeply analyzed over the years without any decisive conclusions. For one example, I really appreciate Lyn Alden's analysis [1]
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a16z: Investing in Lightspark(a16z.com)
3 points by yuvadam 4y ago|1 comments
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by yuvadam 4y ago
Is it common to have huge vesting cliffs at senior management level at those time frames? This isn't some junior developer waiting for their 1 year cliff, even in that scenario options usually vest on a monthly basis after that.
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by yuvadam 4y ago
Because not everyone in the world has access to a banking system and a stable currency.
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by yuvadam 4y ago
Same here, I somehow managed to get lucky enough to register https://yuv.al
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by yuvadam 4y ago
Poorer countries have every motivation to move away from colonial currencies that are inherently inflationary and out of their control, into a deflationary currency like bitcoin that has a well-known limited supply and is controlled by no o
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by yuvadam 4y ago
Just wait until you discover https://github.com/yourusernamehere.keys
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The Satoshi Papers: Reflections on Political Economy After Bitcoin(satoshipapers.org)
1 points by yuvadam 4y ago|0 comments
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by yuvadam 5y ago
Github already has per-repo scope, and has supported that for at least several years AFAIR.
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by yuvadam 5y ago
You might think this is a waste of your time, and that this idea sounds ludicrous - Despite the previous comment not exactly following the form, going through an accusation audit prior to making your case is an extremely useful way of neutr
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by yuvadam 5y ago
The Canadian government can still seize crypto funds from citizens, it just requires them to actually go through a due process, and perhaps get a court order or warrant. What's going on in Canada right now is a disgrace that perfectly
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by yuvadam 5y ago
I'm curious to understand what exactly you mean by that statement
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by yuvadam 5y ago
Counter-argument: do you really think NSO would release their 0-click exploits to an on prem product that they have no control over? Citizen Lab reports show significant involvement of exploit delivery cloud infrastructure + plausible denia

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