jerry1979

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by jerry1979 4mo ago
That sounds like you might want to look into digital signatures.
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by jerry1979 1y ago
Out of curiosity, where are people going?
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by jerry1979 1y ago
Not sure where buildkit is at these days, but k8s should have reproducible builds.
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by jerry1979 1y ago
This is horrifying. From your perspective, what's the hook that gets a person to hand over the money? Is it to make return on investment, or is it because they think the scammer loves them, or some other reason?
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by jerry1979 1y ago
I'm confused. Do you mean a patent that patents 'patent trolling'?
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by jerry1979 2y ago
Is it Dekker? https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/578243.Field_Guide_to_Hu...
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by jerry1979 2y ago
> You can't go back to the way things were. > type in anything, and somehow it will read your mind I think we can go back to the way things were, which had nothing to do with mind reading. In the past, you could type in word, and
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by jerry1979 2y ago
I'm very curious to see how this investigation plays out, especially considering the debt situation here in the US. It appears (according to tether's audit reports) that tether went from about 64 billion in treasuries mid-2023 to
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by jerry1979 2y ago
I love that the graphs are in grayscale.
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by jerry1979 2y ago
The director of the George Orwell foundation appeared in the article and seemed interested in the archive.
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by jerry1979 2y ago
Here's a mathy explanation of its use in the real world (for peer to peer communications): https://github.com/bitcoin-core/secp256k1/blob/master/doc/el...
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by jerry1979 2y ago
But taking drugs also affects physiological things such as breathing, heart rate, salivation, sweat, etc. All of those things are tied to physical material that starts outside the body that our physical bodies manage thanks to evolutionary
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by jerry1979 2y ago
The other side of this argument is that the world is not getting off oil. We will need the oil if we want to get every nation up to a Euro/US standard of living.
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by jerry1979 2y ago
You may want to have a look at how they do Extended Keys over in bitcoin: https://learnmeabitcoin.com/technical/keys/hd-wallets/extend...
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by jerry1979 2y ago
This can also be detected by using the NetGuard firewall which acts as a vpn. Even in full lockdown mode, some kinds of newwork traffic gets through.
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by jerry1979 2y ago
If you are worried about users holding the DAO hostage by not signing cooperatively, you might want to check out ROAST which is basically FROST done in rounds in such a way that you can withstand some malicious participants.
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by jerry1979 2y ago
Interesting, it looks like it relies on a fraud detection scheme. Have you considered pairing Chaumian ecash with your reputation system?
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by jerry1979 2y ago
Do you have recommendations/other channels with experts like this?
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by jerry1979 3y ago
Your repo is very helpful. Really great comments. It's too bad that I'm so busy. The Nix sirens are certainly calling, but I'll have to plug my ears for now.
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by jerry1979 3y ago
Since you are evangelizing a little bit, I have a question about nix. I'm a debian user, and I see debian as a base layer. It takes care of security updates and miscellaneous system configurations so I don't have to. In a way, it
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by jerry1979 3y ago
Do you have more info on how linux has bad security culture?
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by jerry1979 3y ago
FYI, an MSR got green lit recently: https://fortune.com/2023/12/13/nuclear-reactor-approval-molt...
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by jerry1979 3y ago
It looks like people recently got permission in the United States to build an MSR: https://fortune.com/2023/12/13/nuclear-reactor-approval-molt... I have not seen any evidence that solar+wind will provide a p
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by jerry1979 3y ago
I have head that molten salt is much safer but also more expensive. Would there be a reason not to go with molten salt?
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by jerry1979 3y ago
People talked about this on HN earlier: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25968751 The short end of it is something like: serendipity = work + telling people about the work
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by jerry1979 3y ago
Which emacs python packages are your favorite to work with?
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by jerry1979 3y ago
> she proposes effectively would be an expansion of the US Digital Service (which the author spearheaded) into something that approximates the British civil service This sounds like a very brave proposal.
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by jerry1979 3y ago
Pivot tables are amazing to hand off to competent users to let them poke around at their data, but sometimes I would not want them to swap rows and columns because it would wreck some calculation I was doing. So, I used some vba to lock dow
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by jerry1979 3y ago
Wikipedia has some insight into this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Projections_of_population_grow... My impression is that demographers have thought we would plateau around 9 or so billion.
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by jerry1979 3y ago
This doesn't really explain the PNW social freeze in places like Bellingham tho.

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