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by j88439h84 6y ago
Compare to Nim?
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by j88439h84 6y ago
How much worse are the bad ones than the others?
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by j88439h84 6y ago
TIL, any recommended reading on this?
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by j88439h84 6y ago
I don't remember WiFi or CPU backdoors in Snowden, ShadowBrokers, or Intel 2020. Unless by "backdoor" you just mean NSA holds zero days on various important technologies, which is reasonably likely given EternalBlue. Is that
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by j88439h84 6y ago
Can you provide some evidence for these claims?
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by j88439h84 6y ago
They'll be stuck in a tunnel. Is that worse than being stuck in the desert?
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by j88439h84 6y ago
It looks like barely faster than Pandas?
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by j88439h84 6y ago
Which reviewers do that?
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by j88439h84 6y ago
SingleFile can do it.
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by j88439h84 6y ago
> Can know for sure can know what -- that there isn't a backdoor? I can look at Linux source all day and not find the answer to that.
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by j88439h84 6y ago
I dunno, why do you say that?
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by j88439h84 6y ago
> Are everyday consumers harmed by Google’s practices YES How are consumers harmed by Google presenting extracted data in an infobox? Isn't it more convenient?
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by j88439h84 6y ago
> Certainly better than closed source Windows 10 and OSX. How can you tell?
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by j88439h84 6y ago
One thing is that anonova doesn't control the anonova namespace.
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by j88439h84 6y ago
A similar idea is Mario, for Python code in shell pipelines. Its most novel feature is (optional) async commands, so you can pipe in a list of urls, make many concurrent requests, and then process them in a single line. cat urls.txt |
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by j88439h84 6y ago
There is a trusted hardware industry emerging, so your story has plausibility
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by j88439h84 6y ago
What would a scammer do in that situation?
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by j88439h84 6y ago
That's a surprisingly large amount of work, what is involved?
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by j88439h84 6y ago
It is a substantive comment about the presentation of the subject matter.
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by j88439h84 6y ago
There's a table of numbers in the readme but it has no headers so I don't know what it means.
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by j88439h84 6y ago
Poetry is by far the best way to start a Python project. Way easier than using pip, pipenv, virtualenv, venv, pyenv, conda, miniconda. https://python-poetry.org/
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by j88439h84 6y ago
If it's a pdf can be useful to change contrast
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by j88439h84 6y ago
May I ask what kind of production environments you have in mind? Are these large-scale FAANG-style deployments or something else?
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by j88439h84 6y ago
What is the use case for logs?
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by j88439h84 6y ago
Cool idea.
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by j88439h84 6y ago
Nice analogy
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by j88439h84 6y ago
Do you have to put stuff behind a paywall to get paid?
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by j88439h84 6y ago
Is it possible to get data off a Fitbit without uploading it to cloud?
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by j88439h84 6y ago
Does this take data from the Garmin web API or directly from the watch hardware, without uploading it to Garmin?
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by j88439h84 6y ago
Medium paid you $800 for this one? https://medium.com/better-humans/how-to-set-up-your-windows-...

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