GrantMoyer

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by GrantMoyer 2y ago
I use a (self hosted) vpn for privacy from public wifi operators, not for privacy from the servers I'm connecting to.
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by GrantMoyer 2y ago
Right, but the more complicated expression ends up simplifying to the bilinear expression.
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by GrantMoyer 2y ago
With k = 1/x, the inverse weight interpolation is equivalent to bilinear. Perhaps it's better to show the result for k = 1/x^2. Neat aside, k = 1/x^∞ seems to be equivalent to nearest neighbor. (please excuse the abuse o
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by GrantMoyer 2y ago
let x = value in expr(x)
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by GrantMoyer 2y ago
For anyone getting caught up in the notation, note that the actual example expressions are immaterial; you might as well replace the strange looking relational algebra operators with "="s or "+"s. At it's core the a
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by GrantMoyer 2y ago
I think they must have been cherry picking changes into production. Git merge might choke on the duplicate changes, but git rebase will usually see the change from each cherry pick is already applied and skip it.
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by GrantMoyer 2y ago
In my experience, if there are no conflicts to resolve, then merge and rebase have near equivalent UX. Just a single command and git handles the rest. However, if there are conflicts, I've always found them to be far easier to resolv
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by GrantMoyer 2y ago
That's effectively what merge does. If you want to think of your branch as one linear history, then git merge creates a single commit in your branch which represents a collection of commits from some other space (and there's no ru
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by GrantMoyer 2y ago
I get that you're referring to Han Unification, but if software doesn't display unified glyphs with the correct style, that's an issue with the font rendering system, not Unicode. Sure, the font rendering system's job ma
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by GrantMoyer 2y ago
Also NAL, but the "safe harbor" laws[1] explicity state that "a service provider monitoring its service or affirmatively seeking facts indicating infringing activity"[2] is not required for protection. I have no idea how
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by GrantMoyer 2y ago
Presumably, since the files are user uploaded, the Internet Archive is protected so long as they comply with any DCMA takedown requests, and I imagine they do. But then some other user soon uploads the infringing material, and the onus is b
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by GrantMoyer 2y ago
Regardless of the legal merits of the Internet Archive's case, and regardless of Hachette Book Group's insistence otherwise, it's clear from Hachette's arguments and public statements that they would be happiest if publi
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by GrantMoyer 2y ago
The Americans who know when to use whom and who and Americans who think they know when to use whom and who are those who use whom, while Americans whom the distiction between who and whom thouroughly confuses and Americans to whom whom is e
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by GrantMoyer 2y ago
From summaries, it seems like the novel explores ideas of human exceptionalism, such as humans having an innate ability to understand the world using only their own abilities to observe and reason. Unfortunately, these ideas seem to be cont
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by GrantMoyer 2y ago
Looks like it can also be plaintext encoded[1], so something like: name=Billy%20Cravens state=TX [1]: https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/form-control-infrastr...
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by GrantMoyer 2y ago
I'm just a layman, but it looks like 33% might actually be the mortality rate. The WHO[1] and CDC[2] both report a case fatality rate over 50%. From the Wikipedia article Human mortality from H5N1 [3]: > Public health officials in
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by GrantMoyer 2y ago
My guess: raw inputs preserve the linearity of radiance at each pixel. In other words, for a linear function f, f(Total Radiance) = f(Base Radiance + Reflected Radiance) → f(Total Radiance) = f(Base Radiance) + f(Reflected Radiance). Conver
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by GrantMoyer 2y ago
Looking at the carton of soymilk from my fridge. It has 18g of protein per 480ml, 60mg of calcium, and 200 calories. (Also 2.4mg of iron and 860mg of potassium) The only ingredients are water and soybeans.
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by GrantMoyer 3y ago
The effect is surprisingly smooth on my outdated mobile phone. I recently implemented a similar effect with a hardware accelerated 3D rendering API (albiet with limited collision physics), and it didn't perform nearly as well targeting
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by GrantMoyer 3y ago
FYI, lane splitting coventionally refers to driving a small vehicle between lanes of stopped or slow cars, rather than multiple small vehicles riding side by side within one lane [1]. The first is unconditionally illegal in Massachusetts, w
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by GrantMoyer 3y ago
You can report a commit as good, bad, or unkown (`git bisect skip`), and git bisect will do "the right thing", even for non-linear histories. You can also automatically report un-testable commits during `git bisect run`. Of cour
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by GrantMoyer 3y ago
Yes, the client includes ssh-keygen.
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by GrantMoyer 3y ago
It seems like a much more suitable parallel construction story to invent in this instance would be something like "there were valgrind issues reported, but I couldn't reproduce them, so I sanity checked the tarball was the same as
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by GrantMoyer 3y ago
As I commented on a related thread, I really hope this succeeds and sets precedent against the rampant anti-consumer licensing of media beyond just videogames. If I purchase a license to a videogame, song, movie, e-book, etc. in a transacti
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by GrantMoyer 3y ago
This proposal is just for the release of software binaries to run a server, not code. > In asking for a game to be operable, we're not demanding all internal code and documentation, just a functional copy of the game.
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by GrantMoyer 3y ago
This is addressed directly in the FAQ: > If a company has designed a game with no thought given towards the possibility of letting users run the game without their support, then yes, this can be a challenging goal to transition to. If a
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by GrantMoyer 3y ago
I really hope this succeeds and sets precedent against the rampant anti-consumer licensing of media beyond just videogames.