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Was it a DHT crawler based engine? The best one I know of is btdig (written in Erlang): https://github.com/btdig
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Researchers find a new way to control magnets
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The 2011 version has its problems (crushed blacks, magenta flashes, a bit to cool color temperature) but I still prefer it over the rest
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Subscribe to email over RSS feeds: https://kill-the-newsletter.com
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So you use cron whenever you want to launch an executable? This "UNIX way" seems terribly convoluted.
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>Those top ten spots will always be filled by nations with highly concentrated, relatively wealthy populations. Romania, Thailand and Chile is top 10...
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RSS: https://www.to-rss.xyz/wikipedia/current_events/
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You don't run something by editing a text file
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Oh you can do that with Electron? This is not my area of expertise... Are there any other ways to have GPU acceleration?
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Use a terminal, or just Win+R
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Is there any other way?
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I'm not convinced that Kape is a worse owner, the evidence was weak. In addition, they sell privacy. If they stop respecting privacy they go under. If they start storing data they legally have to hand it over when being asked by law en
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"Daniel has a deep understanding of the tools and techniques used by the adversaries we aim to protect users against, and as such is a uniquely qualified expert to advise on defense against such threats. Our product and infrastructure
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They are trying to capture the people leaving from Express VPN. There probably was a small exodus when PIA was bought and they learned from it. Meanwhile, I'm a happy PIA customer and just got a new 3 year contract.
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I wonder if hiding likes and follower counts would help with this
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From Table 1: In unvaccinated people 37.4% of all deaths was from COVID (38,964/104,134) In fully vaccinated people 0.8% of all deaths was from COVID (458/57,721) This is all amazing news! However we still don't know how much
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Physics
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We rely on human judgements that can't be described all the time in many of the above situations, so why would it be a "major concern" with machines? Machines can be much more thoroughly tested than humans, so they should be
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Can you explain to me how you recognize your mother's voice?
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> A clean (never had any of your PII or files on it) computer and a long-range wifi antenna to a public hotspot is the only level of security I find acceptable. People that used that method have been caught.
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No
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>you did not specify the type of data. Obviously, it has to be the same data to make a comparison. > We don't know - nobody tried it yet. How would you even train a network unsupervised so that it can play chess from a text descr
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Where have you seen a 2yo baby, who read 320TB of text? If we fed a few years worth of video an audio to a neural network, could it write War and Peace? Could it play chess based on a text description of the game?
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I think so, sayonaraman, but if Pinocchio were carved out of bacon it wouldn't be the same story, would it?
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Copy-pasting a top comment from Reddit I see: https://old.reddit.com/r/worldnews/comments/pn6x3g/record_nu...
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> We have no evidence that human cognition and GPT-3 cognition are distinct in some fundamental way. We do know that the human brain can generalize from much less data. > We do not know if the discrepancy is a matter of degree, or a m
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"Data from the UK National Atmospheric Emissions Inventory indicate that particles from brake wear, tyre wear and road surface wear currently constitute 60% and 73% (by mass), respectively, of primary PM2.5 and PM10 emissions f
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The difference in pollution between electric and ICE cars might be small, since most pollution is so-called "Non-exhaust emissions", like road surface wear, tyres and brakes: https://www.emissionsanalytics.com/news
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Look at case fatality rate in Portugal: https://ourworldindata.org/explorers/coronavirus-data-explor... It dropped off a cliff from 2.9% at its highest to about 0.5% today.
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Europe: 102.58 doses per 100 Israel: 163.74 doses per 100 (#5 in the world) Source: https://ourworldindata.org/explorers/coronavirus-data-explor...
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