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Comment #46397327
I’m also not seeing the purported images on iOS 26.1 safari
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Comment #43004618
I guess it’s not sufficiently prominent (given that you didn’t see it) but this is discussed in detail in the FAQ section
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Comment #42232893
> async operations require a library to work for some reason Rephrased: ocaml is so flexible that async can be implemented as a library with no special support from the language. T…
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Comment #40075723
And if you’re craving even more telecoms history after that (as I was when I read it a few years ago) Arthur C Clarke’s “How the World Was One” goes into the history of undersea ca…
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Comment #37839832
Potentially also of interest is this [0] article which describes the attempts to build a nuclear powered boring machine that worked by melting rather than cutting the rock. [0] htt…
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Comment #37653796
Focuses more on the historical side of undersea cables, but I can’t pass up the opportunity to recommend Arthur C Clarke’s “How the World was One” which is an incredible book on th…
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Comment #37592005
If you aren’t paying attention you just might end up trading on a real crash too.
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Comment #35693644
Such things already exist. Eg. Appimage or even docker.
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Comment #35693560
Can Linux not trivially do the same thing as windows with LD_PRELOAD? If so why is this more of an issue on Linux than Windows? Is it really less a technical challenge and more jus…
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Comment #35448609
Context for anyone who like me was desperately lost: https://superliminal.com/cube/2x2x2x2/
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Comment #34992085
The https certificate “expiration” date is basically just a “fallback to treating this website as http” date. The site is still perfectly accessible and arguably still more secure …
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Comment #34974840
Small nitpick: it isn’t entirely true that cryptography is “all or nothing”. With things like time lock crypto and proof of work you can effectively have a scheme where large scale…
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Comment #34776388
very distant: The Culture series by Ian Banks Somewhat distant: I Robot by Asimov (specifically the ending) I will not comment on the realism of either of these novels, but will sa…
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Comment #34380875
The riscv system is emulated in software whereas the x86 system is virtualized using kvm.
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Comment #34251238
Is this true? Why can’t qemu use kvm for user mode emulation?
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Comment #34251055
The comparison with QEMU is with KVM disabled, right? Assuming this is true, how does it compare with KVM enabled?
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Comment #34070342
Do you mean to say both FTX and effective altruism are Ponzi schemes? Obviously SBF and FTX turned out to be a huge fraud, but while EA benefited from the fraud mostly unknowingly …
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Comment #34060461
GitHub: https://github.com/danielgross/teleprompter Post links to Twitter announcement because the GitHub repo is a bit barebones
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Comment #34029331
I don't know what crypto.com or KuCoin did, but here are some cryptographic schemes for proof of solvency Vitalik wrote up post-ftx collapse: https://vitalik.ca/general/2022/11/19/…
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Comment #33996060
So are there any mitigations for curl users? Anyone know if it's possible to disable IDN by default, and only enable it when (if ever) its needed?
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Comment #33860511
That's fascinating and an incredible example of long term planning. Do you have a source for this? edit: A very cursory check of the Wikipedia page and https://www.vox.com/2017/9/1…
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Comment #33702994
If we’re thinking of the same clip with Matt Levine, I think your characterization is a bit misleading. IIRC Matt Levine was definetly not calling FTX a Ponzi scheme, but yield far…
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Comment #33683966
If they took down their website tomorrow would their market cap change at all? Are these then perhaps some of the least “valuable bytes” which explains the website’s design?