FrankDixon

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by FrankDixon 6y ago
Wielding the spotlight of your publication as a weapon sounds like an interesting business model too. Like a private detective being payed by a group of subscribers, interested in finding wrongthink. Given the current climate and the pretty
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by FrankDixon 8y ago
is jquery even still a thing?
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by FrankDixon 8y ago
I love the braille visualisation. It‘s amazingly high-def
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by FrankDixon 8y ago
Second that. I don‘t get it
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by FrankDixon 8y ago
It‘s mostly an issue with the decision makers at lenovo. Were linux as widespread as a desktop os as windows, it would have happened to linux too.
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by FrankDixon 8y ago
I‘m not sure this will ever reach the light of day. It follows the same patterns as Eul did, another creation if the same inventor: - plenty of empty links on the website that lead to something ‚coming in march/april/june/...
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by FrankDixon 8y ago
What exactly is the unique selling proposition of medium?
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by FrankDixon 8y ago
I don't get what this is, but it looks amazing!
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by FrankDixon 8y ago
the eu is really on a streak with counterproductive legislature atm
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by FrankDixon 8y ago
yes! interactivity is where it is!
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by FrankDixon 8y ago
Are algos like Adam being used besides deep learning? I always come across Levenberg-Marquardt and Gauss-Newton, but never Adam.
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by FrankDixon 8y ago
I wonder if this really makes sense. In the long run, C++ will be even more massive than it is now. A hundred ways to do sth. Meanwhile, new, lean, langs jump up all the time: crystal, nim, swift, rust. I wonder how long the momentum can c
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by FrankDixon 8y ago
awesome, looks like a reboot of Advance Wars. Loved it back in the day
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by FrankDixon 8y ago
funny, in the recent sam harris interview, jack just couldn‘t get enough of highlighting how twitter enables „conversations“.
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by FrankDixon 8y ago
In germany the federal bureau of security in IT actually does that. They send the admins an email: https://www.bsi.bund.de/EN/Topics/IT-Crisis-Management/CERT-...
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by FrankDixon 8y ago
How nice, even a wasm interpreter, that's dandy
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by FrankDixon 8y ago
totally, I love most of the articles I‘ve read. But all the garbage medium needs to run. Really heavy pageload for a simple thing like blogging
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by FrankDixon 8y ago
beautiful :)
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by FrankDixon 8y ago
to me all this end-to-end business sounds too much like marketing. As long as you have to use the clients provided by facebook, it doesn't matter that the chats are end-to-end encrypted. Facebook controls the clients and as such can do
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by FrankDixon 8y ago
true. on macos many of the QT and java apps that used to be the norm were a lot worse. clipped buttons, for example. or pseudo-aqua buttons that were not quite right, uncanny-valley style.
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by FrankDixon 8y ago
beautiful c++!
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So you want to be a Python expert?(youtube.com)
1 points by FrankDixon 8y ago|0 comments
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by FrankDixon 8y ago
> „[this study] finds X“ without actual details on its methodology, a study doesn‘t find anything. - how are the surveyed chosen? - how do you make sure they are from the country they claim - what possible answers can they chose from - e
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by FrankDixon 8y ago
Beautiful! How long did it take to make this blog post?
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by FrankDixon 8y ago
probably, but it's not clear that they're not in the right: https://blogs.unity3d.com/2019/01/10/our-response-to-improba...
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by FrankDixon 8y ago
or free = !yours
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by FrankDixon 8y ago
Wow! That guy is a monster, so much great stuff
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by FrankDixon 8y ago
Hm, doesn't even seem to be that expensive (ETC $4,996, ETH $107,536) to run a 51% attack: https://www.crypto51.app/
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by FrankDixon 8y ago
Well, THN is actually about hacking. So if the name is confusing on anyones part, I would more likely be HN.
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by FrankDixon 8y ago
Phew, my 2013 Macbook is lagging from that page..

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