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by 112233 2y ago
No, it should not be possible to compute encryption key from the password. Or, to phrase differently, you derive the key from the password and the data held by the secure element.
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by 112233 2y ago
Using the opportunity to mention AIAIAI Unit-4 First, why it is so hard to find out it exists when searching for wireless speakers? Second, it eats most things twice it's price on sound and features, methinks. except power bricks, thos
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by 112233 2y ago
Where I am, it is official government agencies that seem to not verify email (and send me sensitive documents meant for others with the same name — a chore to call and ask them to correct their stuff regularly, sigh) Any comercial sites - d
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by 112233 2y ago
Super thanks for the book rec, on first look seems to contain all the important things a DSP textbook needs. And it is free!
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by 112233 2y ago
Or, even simpler, you ask for monthly total, and backend has no idea what "monthly" means, because it started/ended at undetermined local hour that has been discarded when converting to "utc"
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by 112233 2y ago
I will risk and mention myNoise, but in general any field recording long takes (e.g. freetousesounds) soung good. Mind is fantastic at detecting an exactly repeated sound, so anything that avoids it.
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by 112233 2y ago
It does! Thank you a lot. But I still don't know the name for the hard part (how to quantify the "almost" of the reconstruction filter) Making signal band-limited by repeating it does a nice hat trick: it makes any part of th
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by 112233 2y ago
Super thanks! This is exactly the kind of non-handwavy math I have trouble coming upon myself. It gets much more complicated with more and modern speakers doing room calibration (at least Genelec and Neumann have their own, and Sonos also h
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by 112233 2y ago
Sure. And having that 2+ kHz headroom surely helps. Still, it is a bit jarring to almost never see reconstruction filter mentioned (except for sigma delta, where you simply cannot ignore it), and always see appeals to Nyquist theorem as a m
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by 112233 2y ago
Also, at least according to https://pubs.aip.org/asa/jasa/article/145/1/458/638769/Small... smallest percieved time difference between ears is half the sample time of 44.1kHz
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by 112233 2y ago
This is a very infuential video. I often see it referenced when digital audio gets explained. It is also very insiduously misleading in a way that is hard to fault it for. That "band limited signal" that uniquely satisfies Niquist
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by 112233 2y ago
Is there or can this be used as reverse thing -- plug stuff into usb hub, and it shows up as a BLE HID?
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by 112233 2y ago
Please share once you find out! In $EUROPEAN_CAPITAL here it seems local govt. runs on twitter and facebook. Since I got banned from twitter for following those during covid (with no posts or likes made) I kinda wish there was a rss feed or
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by 112233 2y ago
Why network stack? On same host IPC over shared memory is a normal thing. Perfomance-wise, I do not know of a nice portable way of flushing changes to disk securely that does not block (like, e.g. fsync does). If you own the whole system an
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by 112233 2y ago
How exactly updating non-automatically would help you avoid vendor backdoors that could be placed in the software by a request from the vendor government?
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by 112233 2y ago
But having separate applications can give you better perfomance and isolation than one single threaded process? Or do you compare using separate processes to having multiple threads in a single process?
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by 112233 2y ago
Not OP, but it probably is meant one or two meat patties of code between two buns of code, as opposed to a meatball of code with many spaghetti pf code. What it is with computery terminology being almost 100% allegorical? Most other trades
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by 112233 2y ago
There indeed is zero perfomance cost. Code size cost, however, can be astonishing.
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by 112233 2y ago
I'm genuinely asking — how can I check? For browser, firefox + ublock mostly does it. But how do you check if your network is sending telemetry or not?
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by 112233 2y ago
But how will that help me know that app is sending tracking information over a TLS connection (with posssibly pinned certificate) to a hardcoded IP or an IPthat it got from vendor server or that it resolved using DoH resolver hardcoded in t
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by 112233 2y ago
Of course it would, not a lot would run otherwise. Here is very nice writeup about vtables and constructors: https://shaharmike.com/cpp/vtable-part4/
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by 112233 2y ago
You think it does, or you know it does? If the later, where can I read more about it? Because, e.g., Apple has official support for allowing apps to easily use DoH/DoT for their connections: https://developer.apple.com/
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by 112233 2y ago
Exceptions in C++ are the closest we have to the implementation of the COME FROM proposed in "A Linguistic Contribution to GOTO-less programming". It takes statically typed C++ and turns it into dynamically typed language. Throwsp
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by 112233 2y ago
Usability trumps safety every day. You can upgrade your compiler to version A. It produces safe code. It also produces 500kB of error messages for each of your source files. You will not ship any new builds until you fix all of them. Or you
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by 112233 2y ago
they do it left and right when it meets their fancy, otherwise it is unconscionable. Like making over "auto". Or adding "start_lifetime_as" and declaring most existing code that uses mmap non-conformant. But then someone
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by 112233 2y ago
Not OP, but by booting M1 from external thunderbolt nvme you lose less than 50% of benchmark disk throughput (3GB/s is still ridiculously fast), can buy 8TB drive for less than 1k, plus can boot it on another M1 mac if something happen
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by 112233 2y ago
People seem very negative about this in the comments. How is this worse than asking internal chat "how do I h.f. rem peak by constantly fromaging the bitumogenous spandrels?" and then pasting whatever response after checking it br
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by 112233 2y ago
Thank you, this is good and horrific to know. The hair of my hair are standing on their end. Of all the models exibiting this behaviour, has anyone published, what are the training data sources? Like, honest list, not the PR-boilerplate.
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by 112233 2y ago
Does someone know what FLUX 1.1 has been trained on? I generated almost hundred images on the pro model using "camera filename + simple word" two word prompts, and it all looks like photos from someones phone. Like, unless it has
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by 112233 2y ago
My experience on Tiktok: I press "not interested" on some post, then again two three times on similar posts — it stops showing such posts. My experience on Instagram: I press not interested. It keeps showing exact same thing over

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