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Windows support is an active area of focus but not there yet.

I've been doing a lot of this lately. I got the cheapest Macbook Air and SSH into my machine at the office. Tmux attach and go! Lag is never an issue for me. I could get used to this.

+1 for Jumpstart. I really like it is kept up to date. It also has a forum which is relatively active. Other do not have this.

I considered this too: https://www.getsjabloon.com/.

Ferrofluid is unstable iirc. I wonder how long this fluid lasts.

What would you use it for? Some IoT project?

A Dyson cloud is a similar mega structure but not a continuous surface. I think it is more commonly referred to as a Dyson swarm. Isaac Arthur [0] had an episode about it in which he mentioned such a structure to be quite feasible with modern day technology.

[0] https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZFipeZtQM5CKUjx6grh54g

Best to tone it down a bit. One man's legit food isn't necessarily the others. No one is forcing you to put anything in your own mouth.

The state management is THE headache of Flutter IMO. There are many options now and I expect Google is following this development closely. Sooner or later they'll either endorse a solution or come up with something better.

Holy smokes! I've gotten used to the `env` prefix but this is what kept going wrong for me. Thanks for the tip!

The one with the most hashing power. Just like Bitcoin.

For a layman: what does this do? How is this useful for me?

Think of it this way; there is less information in a blurred image (less colour, less lines, less areas). You can not* conjure information out of thin air thus making the unblurred image.

* Recent advances in AI actually make this possible to an extend. The AI delves into it's massive memory and extrapolates a likely image/face.

Which company? I'm interested in these sensors.

Going to Mars won't save us from a gamma ray burst either. Not sure what you mean by red dwarf but I take it that you mean an event on the scale of a gamma ray burst. Mars ain't good enough for that.

I'd be curious to hear about events which would wipe out Earth and the moon but leave Mars intact.

I think Zigbee is in the uptick. Philips Hue works with it. Ikea is aggressively pushing products. There is (was? website recently went down, perhaps it has something to do with this announcement) DotDot (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ZigBee#Cluster_Library) based on Thread. Which is used by Nest/Google.

Is there a way to find papers citing the original?

You did pick a (very) pre 1.0 language to play with. Constant change is to be expected.

I wonder (and hope!) V lives up to the hype. It's a lot.

I'm surprised to read no one seems to know what to do about this. There's a simple thing you can do and that is buying organic produce. Sure, it still uses some pesticides but not all and a lot less (at least in Europe, not sure about the US).

The fact that you eat eggs/dairy doesn't invalidate the entire exercise. Cutting meat out of your diet reduces animal cruelty significantly. While going all the way is better from an animal cruelty perspective there are other factors to consider (going all vegan is hard).

Genuine question; I wonder why OpenSSL deviates from the spec by allowing anything other than a 96 bit nonce.

This doesn't appear to be only a research project, there are two implementations already. One in Go (https://www.discocrypto.com/) and one in C (https://github.com/mimoo/disco-c).

I do not know what invisible vowels I could add to make me remember this.

They might have been swapping out parts for cheaper ones: https://arstechnica.com/science/2017/01/russia-recalling-doz...

I'm glad to see that ICO money is put to good use! I'm genuinely excited for the future of Nim. Keep it up!

Who is funding the development of Nim?

There is the exception of https://snips.ai/.

I think that offloading the processing is not functionally required, but having the data is valuable for the big corps.

They mention that 'Default Timeouts' have been disabled. Urging users to 'Act according to your threat model!'.

I'm not sure I understand. How is not having these timeouts a security thread? Someone could potentially open up enough HTTP connections to starve others from having the opportunity to do so?

I've discussed this at some point in the IPFS IRC channel.

Their line of reasoning was that you could just as easily host encrypted blobs on IPFS and be done with it. That somewhat appeals to me, encryption of content seems orthogonal to hosting it. It feels like the Unix dogma 'do one thing and do it well'.

Have you documented your endeavors somewhere? I'd be interested.

Amen