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by jinseokim 1y ago
That's what happens when a paper is withdrawn [1], and MIT requested to withdraw the paper [2]. This news title saying that they requested to take down the paper is subtly incorrect. [1]: https://info.arxiv.org/help&#x2
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by jinseokim 3y ago
> Streamers will have to make sure the quality of their stream on Twitch is “no less than the experience on other platforms or services.” Note that Twitch limits stream quality in certain country. For example, in South Korea, content is
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by jinseokim 4y ago
Some softwares: Yes. People with Mac are advised/forced to use Windows. For instance, Uwayapply, a college admission application service, doesn't support macOS. Or: they provide .pkg file to install similar program. Most of them w
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by jinseokim 4y ago
Well... SSL was unsafe then. The problem came from U.S. cryptography export regulation which makes exportable cryptographic algorithm feasible to crack. Bundled Internet Explorer didn't support good algorithms on SSL. So, South Korea g
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by jinseokim 4y ago
Disclaimer: I'm Korean. A LOT of Korean citizens cared and got angry with this issue. So governments, agencies, and. yeah, "security companies", finally decided/declared to deprecate ActiveX-fu softwares and follow Web
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by jinseokim 4y ago
A Korean company Tmax sells Tibero, the Oracle-compatible DBMS (proprietary). AFAIK, it's quite so much "compatible" (it even has same typos with Oracle DB), and they're not sued by Oracle.
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by jinseokim 4y ago
Note: AirDrop is unsafe for broadcasting message anonymously. It will also broadcast your hashed phone number and email[1], which can be reversed by rainbow table. [1]: https://privatedrop.github.io/
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by jinseokim 4y ago
Where would be the sanest choice if I need some CPU computational resources (say, 10k CPU-hours)? Researchers simply used DigitalOcean (under their generous resource grants), but I believe there would be another better way for computing if
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by jinseokim 4y ago
I feel like Python 3.10 is large dependency -- almost no one would use it unless required.
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by jinseokim 4y ago
I just reminded "clean room design" technique: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clean_room_design
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by jinseokim 5y ago
Look Russia and see what happens. They are actively monitoring and censoring 140M citizens. Fortunately Russians are using Signal/Telegram[1] to avoid those censorship. This is not a tradeoff between just privacy and child safety. This
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by jinseokim 5y ago
Happy with Cloudflare Pages but its build takes too long. 2 minutes for "initializing build environment", and <5 seconds for actual build...
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by jinseokim 5y ago
Be aware that deleting metadata is never enough: There are too many ways to hide some fingerprints on the PDF document.
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by jinseokim 5y ago
Technology evolved, and we faced a change: Now it's easy to commit a crime through the internet! We teach kids "you should not steal" but not "you should not launch DDoS." I think the latter should be equally educat
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by jinseokim 5y ago
Interesting point: They just use Gmail.[1] [1]: https://github.com/gchq/CyberChef/commit/c423de545fd0d27aabe...
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by jinseokim 5y ago
Whole npm ecosystem is so fragile. Remember event-stream[1]? Did we learned something from that? Yes, we might. So was it improved? Never. People are still installing 'new' colors package and wondering why its texts are broken. Wh
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by jinseokim 5y ago
First of all, this is a cool idea. I always love to see something private and encrypted. But I found some concerns and ideas about your project (and I think you may can fix these): 0. This has XSS vulnerability. If attacker writes down th
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by jinseokim 5y ago
Korean Windows also shows ￦(Korean Won) symbol instead of \.
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by jinseokim 5y ago
No: It was scheduled before the release of Squid Game[1]. [1]: (korean) https://m.hani.co.kr/arti/society/labor/1008768.html#cb
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by jinseokim 5y ago
No Loginwall frontend: https://scribe.rip/chernobyls-blown-up-reactor-4-just-woke-u...
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by jinseokim 5y ago
Avoid it. Apache's SpameAssassin flags several TLDs including .xyz as 'suspicious' nTLD[1]. [1]: https://github.com/apache/spamassassin/blob/trunk/rulesrc/sa...
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by jinseokim 5y ago
Past discussions: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6309631 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9751312 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12372242
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by jinseokim 5y ago
Recently I purchased 'jinseo.kim'. It's formatted like <first name>.<last name>. I love it.
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by jinseokim 5y ago
I live in SK, so I have a lot of things to talk about the birthrate. The reason why the birth rate strangely low, is quite interwoven. TL;DR: People (think they) are not capable enough to raise a child. First: Real estate prices is skyrocke
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by jinseokim 5y ago
It seems to be 403 happens. Quick test: https://s3.us-east-2.wasabisys.com/static.wiki/en.db
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by jinseokim 5y ago
This has been submitted to HN quite a few times. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25426662 (Most comments; 11 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25417067 (3 comments) https://news
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by jinseokim 6y ago
You may want to revert the (tedious) patch about intersections. Here is a simple workaround: > turf.unkinkPolygon=(x)=>x; Press F12, click 'Console', copy-paste the above one and press Enter.
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by jinseokim 6y ago
As I recall, This is third down-related issue of Notion in 2021. Notion advertises itself as 'All-in-one Workspace'... But I don't want to leave everything to unstable 'All-in-one Workspace'.
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by jinseokim 6y ago
On Firefox Focus Android 8.12.0, the demo gets stuck in an infinite loop.