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ransom_rs
28d ago
If you enjoyed this you will probably enjoy Against Interpretation by Susan Sontag[0]. Great piece that discusses why and how art moves us and pushes back a bit against the idea that is presented in this post that real art is art you can as
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ransom_rs
1mo ago
In the README it talks about accessing and modifying the code of the Platform Security Processor including accessing the keys, how is what is on an Xbox different?
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ransom_rs
1mo ago
Seems like this should get us a newer PS4 jailbreak?
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Chatbot Act Introduced in Senate
(512pixels.net)
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Introducing Cloudflare Mesh
(developers.cloudflare.com)
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5mo ago
Looks like a tailscale alternative from Cloudflare
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Empirical evidence of LLM's influence on human spoken communication
(arxiv.org)
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ransom_rs
2y ago
At the top of the article: > This blog post is expressing personal experiences and opinions and doesn’t reflect any official policies of SourceHut.
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ransom_rs
2y ago
If the system is implemented correctly then Kagi cryptographically can't link a particular search to a particular user.
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ransom_rs
2y ago
A problem with "zero knowledge" proofs is that Kagi needs to verify that the user has paid for the service, which requires the server to have some knowledge about the client at some point.
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ransom_rs
2y ago
You have to generate the tokens while signed in, but once you have the tokens, you can use them without your searches being associated with your account (cryptographically provable).
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Twitter testing up and downvote options
(twitter.com)
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5y ago
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ransom_rs
5y ago
In case anyone else does this and is new to Rust - you can use `cargo check` to type check/borrow check/everything else without doing any codegen
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How We Ran a Successful Remote Internship Program in 2020
(blog.cloudflare.com)
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ransom_rs
6y ago
Isn't Google Takeout pretty easy?
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ransom_rs
6y ago
Granted, after centuries of written works, we still don't have "the way" to take hand written notes. Everyones brain works different, and people have total different ways to take notes. I don't think this is 100% of the
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ransom_rs
6y ago
I feel like this is different because Amazon does tell you what happens, and they can technically argue that you are responsible for understanding what you are buying (the ethics of hiding this information is very questionable). On the othe
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Windows Refund Day (1999)
(marc.merlins.org)
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6y ago
This uses [lalrpop]( https://github.com/lalrpop/lalrpop ) under the hood I believe, which is a pretty awesome parser generator library for Rust.
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6y ago
> This is what I'm talking about. How do you KNOW that $other_headphones sound better? The Apple model isn't even available yet. I feel this part of the discussion is missing. A lot of people seem to love the HomePod for it
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6y ago
> NeXT was like graduate school, bringing together a high concentration of some of the brightest and most innovative technical minds This line really interests me. As someone graduating pretty soon - are there tech companies out there th