zeven7

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by zeven7 2y ago
On the other hand, my house cat tries (and fails) to kill me daily.
92.
by zeven7 2y ago
Maybe with a quantum computer in a larger multi worlds universe?
93.
by zeven7 2y ago
I’m assuming they use the .html trick for human reading of the data by developers rather than it being used in production
94.
by zeven7 2y ago
Maybe check out an Acts 29 church. I don't know what they're all like, but the one I'm in is very against conflating faith with politics. Another option may be churches affiliated with 9Marks because I know the leader of it,
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by zeven7 2y ago
I think they were referring to -0 in floating point, which does exist as a separate value from +0 https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Signed_zero
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by zeven7 2y ago
Surely object recognition models will catch up to whatever attempts to thwart it (especially if it becomes popular). As long as a person is recognizable to another person, a computer should also be able to recognize them. Trying to camoufl
97.
by zeven7 2y ago
Agreed. My initial guess was that the Google TV Streaming name had something to do with a Twitch-like streaming platform.
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by zeven7 2y ago
> I can't recall ever having a CPU fail How do you know? I thought one of the main ways these were failing resulted blue screens. I'm sure you've had a bunch of blue screens in your lifetime.
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by zeven7 2y ago
When my Pixel 6 Pro screen died, I could still hear the haptic feedback from button presses. So I plugged in a USB C to HDMI adapter, and I couldn't believe I couldn't see it on the screen! I needed to get access to my Google Auth
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by zeven7 2y ago
> especially if you also believe the other myth in hiring: most people applying are not qualified for the job As someone who’s done a lot of interviews, this is very true for SWE roles.
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by zeven7 2y ago
I want this idea fleshed out into a short story
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by zeven7 2y ago
> "playing" and not just misapplying some other ingrained behavior, such as landing on a flower. Or that’s just what “playing” is. It sure seems like my cat’s way of playing is to “hunt” me.
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by zeven7 3y ago
But what if deadbeef becomes a swear? /s… but only halfway
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by zeven7 3y ago
> The problem with xz wasn't a small community; it was no community. A single malicious actor got control of the project, and there was little oversight from anyone else. So because of this a lot of other highly used software was
105.
by zeven7 3y ago
Maybe this data should be stored in a CSV and edited in Google Sheets/Excel.
106.
by zeven7 3y ago
I think in this case it’s because Hebrew is read right to left, so unrelated.
107.
by zeven7 3y ago
I can’t answer your question, but when I was at Google I made a mistake that caused ads serving on Google results to become unclickable. For the postmortem they had me calculate (I don’t think a dollar amount but) the number of ad clicks th
108.
by zeven7 3y ago
Red-eye gravy is another example of pork and coffee together. It's delicious. But, like the other examples, no milk.
109.
by zeven7 3y ago
I can see my account. The first thing I did when I saw my phone wasn't working was log in and pay my bill, thinking maybe I had missed one or something.
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by zeven7 3y ago
Do most people actually care about being able to place phone calls and be anonymous in 2024? If I call someone it's either someone who has my number already or someone who is going to ask who it is (like a business) and I'm going
111.
by zeven7 3y ago
Getting the government involved in this is the only worse idea than delegating to 4 major corporations. It should be delegated more broadly and users should have more options not less.
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by zeven7 3y ago
> The two most impactful thinkers/writers in my life I am not familiar with the author, but after reading this article I am interested in learning more him and his other thoughts. Can you provide a good starting place for reading ma
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by zeven7 3y ago
SSNs shouldn’t have to be kept any more secret than your name. The fact that somehow they started being used as passwords is the insane thing.
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by zeven7 3y ago
I didn’t understand it either but the pictures and graphs on this Wikipedia entry actually helped make a lot more sense of it to me, especially the analogy of the water faucet https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heliosphere
115.
by zeven7 3y ago
I would take a list of the facts over garbage filler paragraphs any day. This is a problem with human writers too.
116.
by zeven7 3y ago
Same but even after seeing another site was working I still wondered if it was my Pi Hole / DNS cache acting up or something.
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by zeven7 3y ago
Got it. Well that makes sense for older devices.
118.
by zeven7 3y ago
But you don't have to have everything in place to do the basics. Use private keys stored normally on the device. If they get stolen or leaked, brick iMessage on those devices and show a message saying, "Your system has been compro
119.
by zeven7 3y ago
Yeah? Asymmetric cryptography has been around a lot longer than a decade.
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by zeven7 3y ago
Secure Enclave doesn't have to exist for the rest of the system to work as I described. (And once Secure Enclave does exist, it can be used to further secure the private keys generated after that date.)

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