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The article provides advice on how to prevent malware infections, suggesting running an antivirus scan and identifying potentially compromised devices in both personal and shared networks.
Discussion (63): 5 min
The comment thread discusses an engaging game with a focus on its enjoyable mechanics and impressive code implementation. Users appreciate the procedural generation of sound effects and realistic physics. Suggestions for additional features like accelerometer support and haptic feedback are made, while some users express limitations in iOS support.
Article: 11 min
Zigbook is accused of plagiarizing the Zigtools Playground, including byte-for-byte copies of WASM blobs and JavaScript code, despite being MIT licensed. The original description of a neutral PR sent to correct license violations was deleted by Zigbook.
Discussion (47): 5 min
The discussion revolves around the controversy surrounding Zigbook's claim of not using AI in its content, which is contradicted by evidence suggesting significant AI involvement. The community expresses concerns about potential legal issues and fraudulent practices, with a focus on trademark infringement and copyright violations.
Article: 39 min
Bazzite is a Linux distribution designed for gaming, offering compatibility with various game stores and devices, as well as a range of features such as pre-installed Steam, HDR & VRR support, and community-developed tools.
Discussion (292): 1 hr 15 min
The discussion revolves around Bazzite, a gaming-focused Linux distribution that aims to provide a console-like experience for users. Opinions are mixed regarding its suitability as a daily driver versus its specialized use cases in gaming and specific hardware like handheld devices or home theater PCs. Users appreciate the pre-configured environment and ease of use but also raise concerns about the distribution's longevity, supply chain security, and comparison with traditional Linux distributions.
Article: 3 min
The article is about a personal experience of the author who faced uncertainty and difficulty in applying to graduate school. A friend's phrase, 'All it takes is for one to work out,' provided encouragement during this challenging time.
Discussion (256): 60 min
The discussion revolves around motivational advice and personal experiences related to overcoming challenges, resilience in the face of failure, and the role of resources and luck in success. There is a consensus on the importance of having a safety net for taking risks, but also discussions about the limitations of such an approach. The thread highlights common misconceptions about success and emphasizes the need for adaptability, persistence, and realistic expectations.
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Meshtastic is a decentralized mesh networking system that allows devices to communicate with each other without relying on traditional cellular or Wi-Fi networks. It offers various configurations, including hardware devices, software clients for iOS and Android, web-based access, and Python CLI/SDK.
Discussion (26): 4 min
The comment thread discusses the negative aspects of the Meshtastic project, including toxic behavior from its organization and criticism of its design. Users suggest alternative projects like Reticulum, Meshcore, and Potatomesh as better options.
Article: 12 min
Landlock: An accessible introduction to a new Linux API that allows applications to explicitly declare which resources they are allowed to access, providing defense-in-depth security measures.
Discussion (68): 14 min
The comment thread discusses Landlock LSM, its role in enhancing Linux security, and compares it to containers. Participants share opinions on its necessity, discuss third-party libraries for implementation, and explore potential use cases such as application launchers. The conversation also touches upon malware prevention strategies and the debate around the role of containers as a security feature.
Article: 1 hr 15 min
The document outlines the HTTP QUERY method, a new request mechanism for making safe and idempotent queries to resources. It defines how this method can be used as an alternative to GET or POST requests, particularly when dealing with large query parameters that cannot fit into the URI's query component. The specification also discusses media type handling, caching strategies, and security considerations related to the use of QUERY in various scenarios.
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The discussion revolves around the proposal of a new HTTP method called QUERY, which would allow GET requests to have bodies while maintaining safety and idempotence. Opinions are divided on whether GET should support bodies, with some advocating for semantic separation between GET and QUERY methods. The debate also touches on caching issues, API design considerations, and the adoption of new HTTP methods.
Article: 1 hr 2 min
The article provides an in-depth exploration of Feynman's trick for evaluating integrals, a technique attributed to Richard Feynman that involves differentiating under the integral sign. The text delves into various applications and strategies for using this method, including parameterization techniques, accelerated versions, and combinations with other mathematical concepts like power series and differential equations. It also discusses common pitfalls and offers guidelines on how to adapt the trick for more complex integrals by manipulating bounds or simplifying functions.
Discussion (22): 6 min
The discussion revolves around the correctness of an integral computation, techniques for integration, and critiques on math education methods, particularly focusing on intuition, coherence, and structure.
Article: 13 min
A new NBC News poll reveals that two-thirds of Americans no longer believe a four-year college degree is worth the cost, marking a significant decline from previous years.
Discussion (381): 2 hr 7 min
The discussion revolves around the perceived decline in the value of college degrees, with participants debating topics such as education quality, job market trends, and the cost-effectiveness of higher education. There is agreement on the need for reform but disagreement on specific solutions.
Article: 4 min
Jiga (YC W21) is seeking a Product Designer who can collaborate closely with the CTO and engineering team to create modern UI elements and intuitive user flows for their mission of helping engineers build physical products faster.
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