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by _dh54 4y ago
> just overall seems like a genuine person. Yet he admitted to deceiving a customer in that same anecdote
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by _dh54 4y ago
It's not an analogy. It's literally what is happening. This is apparent by your own admission that each pixel displayed is an average of the last eight frames of that pixel. That is the definition of a convolution filter. The disp
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by _dh54 4y ago
Pure lambda calculus does scratch a weird itch I never knew I had. Someone recently made a super tiny language runtime based on these concepts. https://justine.lol/lambda/
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by _dh54 4y ago
> There is a workaround called "internal mutability", an ability to mutate state pointed by a shared pointer. That is syntactically slightly messier, and generally frowned upon. I don’t see why this would be frowned upon. It se
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by _dh54 4y ago
> It is some weird corporate politics that is way above my pay grade. If you looked into these things you’d see it’s very much below your pay grade.
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Ask HN: What to do about Gmail blocking my email?
39 points by _dh54 4y ago|36 comments
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by _dh54 4y ago
I cannot take this criticism seriously unless you are more specific than “yeesh.” If you aren’t willing to be specific then better to not say anything at all.
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Jack Dorsey has regrets about building Twitter(twitter.com)
226 points by _dh54 4y ago|266 comments
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by _dh54 4y ago
> you just have to put them on separate interfaces I don’t have to do this with normal data link layers. That’s the point of the complaint. Wireguard is not a true data link layer. Manually configuring multiple interfaces for something I
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by _dh54 4y ago
> Wireguard is not a link layer (layer 2) Yes but UI wise it presents itself as one, since it’s acts as an interface. The fact that it is not a true data link layer is the basis of my comment. > AllowedIPs can be disabled if you want;
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Random number generator enhancements for Linux 5.17 and 5.18(zx2c4.com)
242 points by _dh54 5y ago|94 comments
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by _dh54 5y ago
> is just a particular case of their general propensity to follow rules. Fair enough but this just kicks the can down the road. Why does Japanese culture have a propensity to follow rules? How can we duplicate that in America?
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by _dh54 5y ago
> Japan’s strong culture of morality. Do sociologists yet understand why some cultures are strong in morality yet some aren’t? Surely if we understood the forces that drive macro behavior we could duplicate desirable attributes like high
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by _dh54 5y ago
> Nobody is being banned for dissent, they're having incorrect claims challenged and removed from sources like Wikipedia Dissent is disagreement. People are in fact and explicitly being banned for disagreeing with the official infor
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by _dh54 5y ago
> Those things aren't "clean and simple" code and the team of 30-something 1337 guys that wrote wasn't imagining you when deciding how the program would work. If those 1337 guys were tasked with writing software to ac
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There oughta be a WiFi Game Boy cartridge(there.oughta.be)
539 points by _dh54 5y ago|98 comments
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by _dh54 5y ago
We need updated laws and moral norms around suicide responsibility. There are thousands of suicides per year where no one is held responsible but the person themselves when in reality their death was a direct result of being intentionally
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by _dh54 5y ago
The CEO first came onto my radar as a questionable individual some months ago in a thread where he was spreading FUD about former WASM engineers at Mozilla working at Fastly. Accusing them of being biased against him with very flimsy eviden