Chilinot

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by Chilinot 8y ago
It is, my bad.
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by Chilinot 8y ago
If you dont want the heavy handed solution that NoScript provides, i would suggest "uBlock Matrix".
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by Chilinot 8y ago
The marketing is free, the "package manager" is not. While the fee is way to big in my opinion, i fully understand why they take this fee. Storage and bandwidth is not free, even when you have a peering contract.
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by Chilinot 8y ago
It could probably deploy some more "eye friendly" prongs in the future. Probably some that weren't shaped like knifes.
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by Chilinot 8y ago
What if you drop it at night?
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by Chilinot 8y ago
The bias is often updated/corrected in the back propagation step as well. The purpose of the value is to shift the activation function along the x-axis basically. While the weights define the slope of the activation function.
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by Chilinot 8y ago
Nice demonstration, but misses to explain the bias value in the forward propagation step. While quite important, this value is often left out when demonstrating the propagation function. So having it in warrants a short description in my op
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by Chilinot 8y ago
Many ways to skin a cat. Not an impossible thing to solve in my book. But i dont deny that it would probably be difficult.
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by Chilinot 8y ago
You could probably start with recording all of your mouse movements over a period of a month or so. Record speed, acceleration, how straight each move is, how much each move deviates from a straight line, how many times the mouse movement s
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by Chilinot 8y ago
I do the exact same. However I put more weight on the number of issues a project has. If there are a lot of stars but not many issues, that could indicate a project that isn't really used that widely, or actively. However, if it has a
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by Chilinot 8y ago
I wouldn't say it's normalizing the exploitation. It's putting it in perspective. My first thought when I read this post was "Why would you do that? That seems really stupid!", but then remebered, this is what we ar
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by Chilinot 8y ago
I'm guessing they are validating the constraints in their applications instead of their databases. While this puts more requirements on your setup and developers, it offloads a lot of stress from your database.
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by Chilinot 9y ago
Their devops for autobuilding, testing, and deploying are really awesome as well. We run an internal GitLab host that handles all deployments for us through their CI/CD interface.
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by Chilinot 9y ago
There are, check the bottom of the page. "Affected models include the following ASUS routers: RT-AC55U RT-AC56R RT-AC56S RT-AC56U RT-AC66U RT-AC88U RT-AC66R RT-AC66U RT-AC66W RT-AC68W RT-AC68P RT-AC68R RT-AC68U RT-AC87R RT-AC87U RT-AC5
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by Chilinot 10y ago
Not much I would reckon. The catapult is probably a more efficient device for getting the drugs to the other side. Having to fly a drone back and forth takes time. Unless they have a very large drone capable of carrying large quantities of
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by Chilinot 10y ago
It is also common practice for news pages and blogs to leave some form of indication that the content has been edited. Youtube did not do that in this case. I would not have had any issues with this if they had indicated that the content ha
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by Chilinot 10y ago
This is my thought as well. This was probably an ill thought through change. Most likely they have only done this to their own content or like you said, to other premium partners for small changes like quality issues etc. I'm rather go
108.
by Chilinot 10y ago
I assume this has been added to Kaspersky's anti-virus suite considering it is their blog post.
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by Chilinot 10y ago
Sad to see it go, it was a cool idea.
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Gold-nanowire batteries can be charged 400x the charges of lithum batteries(bigthink.com)
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by Chilinot 10y ago
I can't find anything that supports your claim that it uses an M.2 port. But even if it does, sadly the SSD will most likely be soldered directly on the PCB like it is in most tablets and phones. It would have been really cool to have
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by Chilinot 10y ago
Just the thought of having to dig through all that crap gives me shivers.
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by Chilinot 10y ago
Short answer: abstraction layers. Because Android has to be able to run on so many devices there are a bunch of abstraction layers between the app and the hardware, all adding delay. iOs does not have this issue.
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by Chilinot 10y ago
Yes, it is very similar to shadow mapping.
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by Chilinot 10y ago
No, he/she checked the return value of the function inside an assert macro. But since Visual Studio no-opped the assert in release mode, the compiler found no use in keeping the returned value of the recursive fibonacci code and thus r
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by Chilinot 11y ago
It moves everything you are referencing in the closure from the outer scope to the closure.
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by Chilinot 11y ago
A simple google search would have told you that there is work being done the introduce simd in Rust. There appear to be some basics there right now but not much if i understood my quick search.
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by Chilinot 11y ago
It also has a thing for hitting on people: http://www.slate.com/blogs/future_tense/2016/03/23/microsoft...
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by Chilinot 11y ago
> "On point two, it is absolutly possible that a 5 year old machine still runs fine. [...] A 5 year old acer laptop that you got at a black friday sale... not so much. [...]" If you take good care of your computers they can las
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by Chilinot 11y ago
The CO2 buildup would kill them long before they reach the 17.5% O2 mark. And considering how hard it is to actually walk in water, i'd say it would almost be equivalent to working out. According to the article, a person that is heavil

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