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by programmarchy 1y ago
I’m missing something. If WebAuthn is “ssh for the web” then why would it matter if Bob was phished and logged into the fake crypto portal running on the raspberry pi? It’s not like the attacker now knows his private key. Is the danger that
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by programmarchy 2y ago
He paid 75K which is not bad though.
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by programmarchy 2y ago
CoreVideo and CoreAudio are both implemented in C on Apple systems. There are higher level APIs like AVFoundation implemented in Obj-C/Swift, but the codecs themselves are written in C. Even the mid-level frameworks like AudioToolbox a
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by programmarchy 2y ago
For one, ffmpeg is 9 years older than Go. Plus, when dealing with video files a garbage collected language probably isn't going to cut it. C++ and Obj-C also feel overkill for ffmpeg.
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by programmarchy 2y ago
Right, and if US made a deal with Russia to cease their support for Iran, then they become much more vulnerable to an attack by Israel and US.
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by programmarchy 2y ago
One explanation would be an agreement with Putin softening support for Iran in exchange for US softening support for Ukraine.
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by programmarchy 2y ago
Glad to hear this. I’m planning to use Vault in a new project that has sensitive security concerns. I liked Hashicorp’s concept of “encryption as a service” as a way of protecting engineering teams from cryptographic footguns.
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by programmarchy 2y ago
I’m not super familiar with browser notifications, but I want to use them in my next project. Does this library make it easy to add push notifications to my web app similar to airship for mobile app push notifications?
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by programmarchy 2y ago
Great post. I discovered SSE when building a chatbot and found out it’s what OpenAI used rather than WebSockets. The batteries-included automatic reconnection is huge, and the format is surprisingly human readable.
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by programmarchy 2y ago
Is anyone using Prometheus / Grafana for LLM metrics? Seems like there’s a lot of existing leverage there. What makes LLM metrics different than other performance metrics? Why not use a single system to collect and analyze both?
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by programmarchy 2y ago
Don't see a problem with YC "dutching" and spreading their bets across multiple forks/teams.
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by programmarchy 2y ago
It's not an either-or, though, is it? Why can't we both improve developing the native population and siphon the best and brightest from everywhere else?
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by programmarchy 2y ago
The linked PDF (Storm-2035 [1]) from Microsoft is more detailed and interesting than the blog post. However, what's missing from the reports is how they detected those operations and how they tied them to different groups. There&#x27
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by programmarchy 2y ago
If I were an indie game dev, I'd rather pay for hardware resources than Unity license fees. It's $2K/year even if you're not making money yet. There is a free version but it's heavily limited (no physics, no VR).
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by programmarchy 2y ago
Wow, that's an amazing achievement. At one point, UE had an option to build for HTML5, which was later deprecated and offloaded to a community fork [1] which was abandoned. So I thought it'd never happen. Well done! [1] https:&#x
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by programmarchy 2y ago
All of this activity would still be logged.
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by programmarchy 2y ago
> Solving the problem for international transfers simply requires greater international cooperation Right, simply need to solve for world peace, ending all wars and economic sanctions. Kumbaya.
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by programmarchy 2y ago
Not a climber myself but this is super impressive. Curious about what techniques you’re using. Is this based on a GAN model?
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by programmarchy 2y ago
Play stupid games, win stupid prizes…
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by programmarchy 2y ago
This is an impressive project because of how several existing libraries were leveraged and synthesized into a powerful tool. Keen insight and well executed.
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by programmarchy 2y ago
This has been covered in the past. Some people may own their car but the robotaxi model folds into transportation infrastructure, like Uber. Cars sitting in parking lots and driveways 90% of the time is incredibly stupid and wasteful. Not t
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by programmarchy 2y ago
Classic 90/90 rule. Not surprising to anyone who has done innovative engineering. The last stretch is always the hardest.
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by programmarchy 2y ago
Musk's Tweet about FSD is pretty much spot on. Just being electric isn't enough of a market differentiator anymore. Too many copycats. Sacrificing a new model to focus on FSD is a great move. Many stockholders probably won't
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by programmarchy 2y ago
Not a TikTok fan myself but this article is flimsy fear mongering. The outlined risks are no worse than any other social media app. From the perspective of a US citizen, there is arguably less consequence to being spied on by the CCP than t
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by programmarchy 2y ago
Also recently released as a series on Hulu. Pretty faithful to the book from what I've seen so far.
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by programmarchy 3y ago
OpenCL is a Khronos open spec for GPU compute, and what you’d use on Apple platforms before Metal compute shaders and CoreML were released. If you wanted to run early ML models on Apple hardware, it was an option. There was an OpenCL backen
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by programmarchy 3y ago
Apple killed off OpenCL for their platforms when they created Metal which was disappointing. Sounds like ROCm will keep it alive but the fragmentation sucks. Gotta support CUDA, OpenCL, and Metal now to be cross-platform.
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by programmarchy 3y ago
I’ve bought some apple cider vinegar at my local farmers market and it can be made to taste petty good actually! Not cheap though.
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by programmarchy 3y ago
QuickTime file size outputs are ridiculous. This can also record the camera simultaneously.
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by programmarchy 3y ago
At the end of the day, do we care about Google trade secrets or US national security?

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