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Comment #48974961
hey! icecream author here. let me know your thoughts on what could make icecream more useful to you. feedback is how good products become great
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Comment #48974891
hey! icecream author here. what/how/where is icecream too slow for your use case(s)? feedback is how good products become great
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Comment #48713873
- afaik no openai or anth model weight have been leaked to date - confidential computing and trusted execution environments (TEEs) are the strongest primitive yet invented to preve…
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Comment #47305271
similar project https://github.com/trailofbits/claude-code-devcontainer
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Comment #43655561
hey fam. i wanted to stop mousing around on Google. in turn, i accidentally made something i use all day every day if you also like keeping your hands on the keyboard, give it a tr…
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Comment #28426980
PeerCDN was too early; the web wasn't ready yet. For example, to intercept network requests to serve them from the peer-to-peer network, a of the document to block rendering of the…
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Comment #28426646
Great questions! > How does the website possibly detect that I'm on a cellular network when I'm a) use Firefox (which doesn't implement the NetworkInformation API) and b) use a VPN…
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Comment #28426524
Great question! All cached data is both fragmented and encrypted. When a node sends data to another peer, it doesn't know 1) what data it's sending nor 2) which website that data i…
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Comment #28426427
Of course! Shoot me an email at ansgar@arc. =]
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Comment #28426419
As a user, yep. But doing so as a website gets your Arc account banned and your websites blacklisted.
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Comment #28426389
> There's no mention on the FAQ page how it prevents from a fake user sending malicious scripts across the network as well. All content is fragmented, encrypted, and hashed before …
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Comment #28426357
Very! The lifetime of nodes is actually quite a bit longer than 5 minutes as the tab doesn't need to be foregrounded (which Google Analytics and others report as the end of the 'se…
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Comment #28426290
Not quite. =] Arc coordinates and synchronizes across tabs (via an iframe). So Arc behaves identically whether you have one open tab with Arc or 100.
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Comment #28426239
Hey guys! I'm Ansgar ( https://github.com/gruns ). I build Arc ( http://arc.io/cdn ). In the past, I built two of the world's largest YouTube to MP3 converters. In doing so, I lear…
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Comment #28396252
https://i.kym-cdn.com/entries/icons/original/000/033/145/One...
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Comment #28396122
We designedly built Arc to be the antipode of cryptominers. See https://arc.io/faq#is-arc-a-cryptominer . =] Arc plays nicely with adblocks. And users are always presented (via Arc…
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Comment #28395994
Yep! Browser-to-browser peer-to-peer connections are established over WebRTC, data (fragmented, encrypted file pieces) flow over the WebRTC data channel, and the data is encrypted …
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Comment #28395979
Hey! I'm Ansgar. I build Arc. The impact is negligible. Notably, Arc never uses cellular connections -- both to preserve battery life and never use cellular data. Wi-Fi (or etherne…
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Comment #26637285
This would be great to have. I don't use types in my Python much. Yet at least. Can you submit a PR to add this? That'd be awesome.
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Comment #26637182
Bingo. All the one letter PyPi project names were taken.
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Comment #26637111
You should add IceCream!
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Comment #26636917
Hey! I'm Ansgar. I wrote Icecream. f-strings's `=` is awesome . I'm overjoyed it was added to Python. I use it all the time. That said, IceCream does bring more to the table, like:…
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Comment #26085855
No, thank you! If/when you give it a shot, let us know what you think. Feedback is how good products become great.