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benwr
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About benwr
Currently at Palisade Research (https://palisaderesearch.org/).
Web: http://www.benwr.net Email: b@w-r.me
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Comment #48983388
OP: > Now, ask yourself what it's going to take for a car to know this. It's not going to be some specialized set of driving instructions. It's going to require a holistic view of,…
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Comment #48983072
> It's early in the year. You want to drive straight through the middle of Chinatown in SF. Why might that be a bad idea? In case anyone is wondering: yes obviously even the dumbes…
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Comment #36500641
Maybe IQAir? They do have paid plans, it looks like.
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Comment #33393766
Sure, I'm not saying it's unreasonable. The big selling point of `soanm` is that you don't need to have anything extra installed on a typical distribution (not even ssh!) and you d…
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Comment #30558313
Interlingua is a similar project for primarily Romance languages: https://www.interlingua.com/interlingua-en/
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Comment #29964497
Entropy of a single password isn't actually a well-defined concept; entropy is always about a distribution. "Entropy calculators" that look at your password and tell you "its entro…
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Comment #29964400
More often for e.g. work computers.
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Comment #29963719
I mostly agree, but I do find myself choosing a new FDE and login passphrases about once a year, and I wish that I could choose these using something like Diceware, but memorable e…
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Comment #29963604
This is a fair question; I've been thinking about "weird" password choice strategies recently, for which it can matter. For example, if you want your password to be an English sent…
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Comment #29963588
I've done a fair bit of research into this, and as far as I can tell, the entire internet does this thing you've never seen. For example, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Password_str…
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Comment #23807355
I hadn't looked at yjs; I'll check it out! [edit: It looks to me like yjs is much more flexible than my design here, but doesn't include an ability to move ranges of lists to diffe…
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Comment #23807289
If anyone is interested, I've been trying to think about the problem of moving ranges in a list-structured CRDT for a couple of weeks now for a side project, and I've got a candida…
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Comment #19335665
Sure - I still think the title is misleading. "Was always a scam" implies that everyone in the sharing economy has been lying for decades in order to make money. I don't see any ev…
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Comment #19334969
The title seems totally unsupported by the article to me. A less misleading one might be "The 'sharing economy' has evolved into a collection of large, unregulated, rental business…
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Comment #18628089
This is a critical response to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18609375 ; in the comments is a response by Jamie Farnes, the author of the paper, and a rebuttal by the blog's …
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