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freakynit
1,756karma·880submissions·June 1, 2015
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You did not follow the instructions correctly. Since you were still able to make this^ comment, that means you still have access to internet.
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Wrote a small utility shell script that uses docker behind the scenes to prevent access to your host machine while still allowing full npm install and run workflow. https://github.com/…
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You're partly right. But the issue isn't just about the “thank god I don't have to deal with that myself” perspective. It's more about asking: do you actually need a dependency, or…
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New day, new npm malware. Sigh..
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I believe "c" is the upper limit of allowed speed in this spacetime itself. Light just so happens to be the fastest of all entities in this spacetime. Thus, we see "c" as the speed…
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Awesome!! Thank you so much. And glad it was motivating too :)
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Thanks for the reply. And the first version resonated really well. At least with me :) Best wishes for the future versions..
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You’re right. If life really does boost entropy production, then in principle it should leave a footprint in how planets handle energy. The tricky part however, is telling apart what's due to bio…
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Misread your question. Apologies.
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Exactly. These "extensions".. they are good, but, far from being replacements for dedicated products, the quality of which customers have come to expect.
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The problem is the constant charge part that comes along with the percentage part of commissions that payment processors companies takes. Spending 100$ in 1 dollar each transactions mean I end up spen…
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I kind of expected this, though not want this way :( ... it seems governments will go to any extent to prevent creation of alternative source of value other than the one they can fully control... for …
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A better model I had in mind works like this: customers purchase tokens in any amount they choose. Companies then charge for their services using these tokens through the platform's APIs. At the …
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thanks.. Intentionally withheld answers :)
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The transfer of life from one planet to another("panspermia") seems plausible in principle. However, the immense energy released during asteroid impacts makes survival unlikely in many cases…
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I had 100% same idea since a few months now. Didn't pursue it because of lack of companies and customers willing to use such a platform as intermediatory. Secondly, the legal aspect. Will this be…
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Four bits provide too few possibilities. Since memory allocations happen millions of times per minute, the chance of collisions grows very quickly, even with periodic reseeding.
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Hi... this is amazing. What it would take for such a thing to be able to run on small microcontrollers with integrated wifi? For example esp32? Second, what about bare-metal? Thanks..
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These client-side solutions don't work in real life. For details, here is claude giving real bypass scripts and some info: https://gist.github.com/freakynit/4ba5c1a6ff1fa935d…
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I immediately opened the view-source .... it was all tables.. so yes.. a confirmed 1995 website :)
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The fabric of spacetime itself sets the ultimate speed limit. Nothing can locally move through it faster than light. For example, gravitational waves ripple across the universe at light speed. Anythin…
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Hey, Blueprint rendering was already thread-safe. Only the function/filter registrations, IF done during rendering phase, was not thread-safe. I have just pushed small update to make even these t…
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Ahh... this is very very similar. I don't know why it didn't show up in Google search. Thanks for mentioning this.
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Powerful. But I absolutely adore nunjucks syntax and how easy it is to extend it. Hence, I built Blueprint to give me that same feel in Java. I have used this btw, professionally :)
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This is good. However, any legitimate deployment will also need a control center for such a thing: a dashboard where admin users can set policies, manage integrations, mute noisy errors, and track his…
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Pretty useful. Tried using. 1. Cloning doesn't work.
2. Clicking on content.html yields nothing.