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by JD557 8y ago
I'm pretty sure they are not. From https://blog.openai.com/openai-five#differencesversushumans : >OpenAI Five is given access to the same information as humans, but instantly sees data like positions, healths, and it
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by JD557 8y ago
We are currently migrating from Mesos/Marathon to Kubernetes. One of the things I miss the most is the auto-refresh in the web interface. I know that's a minor issue, but after getting used to it, it's really weird having to
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by JD557 8y ago
> Monix and ZIO strike me as lower level (...) to deal with than Akka It depends on your point of view. Usually, the actor model is considered a lower-level abstraction when compared to streaming. For example, if you want to implement a
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by JD557 8y ago
There are some cases where math alone is not enough to reproduce the results though. It's easy for a paper to say something like "pick the set of N points that minimizes `median(f(x))`" without saying how the points were chos
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by JD557 8y ago
Couldn't that cronjob simply be: 0 0 8-14 * 0? (I think 0 is Sunday)
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by JD557 8y ago
I believe that he's referring to the fact that Scala's Set is not a monad, so it "shouldn't" have a .flatMap operation. Scala has other containers that have a .flatMap operation that are not real monads, such as Fut
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by JD557 8y ago
I'm not sure if that's completely true for prime factorization. There are numbers that are larger, yet easier to factorize. For example, I think that a power of two, like 1024, is much faster to factorize than, let's say, 100
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by JD557 8y ago
I thought about this as well before, but the problem is that you don't want just ANY NP-problem: You want an NP problem (it doesn't even have to be NP-complete) that you can easily adjust the difficulty. How do you adjust the diff
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by JD557 8y ago
I actually won a Tinker Board recently and was disappointed to find out that, unlike the Raspberry Pi, it has no composite port. I guess that's something to be expected, it's probably not a very used feature, but I really enjoy be
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by JD557 9y ago
While I don't agree with some of Google/Facebook/et al. standards, I think that's not a fair comparison, since they are US based companies following US cultural norms, not EU based companies following US cultural norms.
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by JD557 9y ago
The "receive new content" modal is really annoying. It appears every time my mouse exits through the top of the page, so it pops up every time I change tabs.
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by JD557 9y ago
Not only sites and blogs, Mailchimp newsletters also support RSS feeds, which means that a lot of newsletters can be consumed by RSS readers. A agree that it never really died, it's just hiding.
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by JD557 9y ago
I probably should have made a clearer point instead of linking to TorrentFreak. I did not mean that I was worried that CloudFlare's DNS would start blocking sites whose content they disagree with (although that would also be worrisome)
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by JD557 9y ago
I wish that they talked a bit more about their stance regarding censorship. They have a small paragraph talking about the problem, but they don't talk about the "solution". While Cloudflare has been pretty neutral about censo
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by JD557 9y ago
The title should be "The original pitch for Diablo (1994)", the 4 is in the wrong place. It would be pretty weird to have a pitch for Diablo 4 in the 90s, before Diablo 3 was released. :)
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by JD557 9y ago
Most browsers already send you a warning if the main thread appears to be blocked. Maybe they could also add a warning like: > This page is consuming a lot of resources, do you want to keep executing JavaScript on this page? > Stop &#
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by JD557 9y ago
From the website, it appears that all apps are written in HTML5+CSS+JS, however they target feature phones with 256MB of RAM and claim to have a long battery life. Considering how much resources some electron apps need and how battery hungr
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by JD557 9y ago
Usually when you study/work on an university, you get an email address with the university domain (e.g. jorge@mit.edu). Those are used in many places as a simple way to validate that you are a student or a researcher.
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by JD557 9y ago
> I feel like future research will focus on finding the line that divides the "tractable" problems from the "intractable" ones. IIRC, there's some research about "Phase transitions in Computation Complexity&
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by JD557 9y ago
Do you have the Time Machine enabled? I also have this problem in Sierra. If my Time Machine HDD is not connected, it stores the backups locally. I can only reclaim space if I disable the Time Machine and restart my mac.
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by JD557 9y ago
I keep seeing people recommending VPNs to fight Net Neutrality, but I don't think that will help. Let's say that they want to slow down sites like TPB and Vodo while making Netflix faster. Instead of "making everything normal
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by JD557 9y ago
RSS Feed: http://dataprism.co/issues.rss You could add a link to this feed in the main page. :)
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by JD557 9y ago
Nice visualization, although an option to show HSV/HSL in a cylinder might help to better understand the distance between colors.
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by JD557 9y ago
If you use a web reader, I think you don't even need an unique url if your ads are static images. Just request an image from your server and use the user cookie for recommendations
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by JD557 9y ago
>Another issue I ran into was that after I tooted a few times, I started wondering if I'd chosen a "bad" server (low activity) and started looking for ways to move my account to another server Account migration is still th
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by JD557 9y ago
I'm expecting the quality to be on par with gear VR. They should be able to cut some costs when compared to phone manufactors, since they don't need to support SIM cards, can use bulkier components and get the case "for free&
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by JD557 9y ago
>A perfect solution on iOS is to "minimize" the application so that the home screen is shown and then show the password prompt. IIRC, this is similar to what happens in Windows since Vista. When you need to input your root pass
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by JD557 9y ago
>GCE I know you are probably not referring to the OP here, but "recommending" GCE as a backup service in a thread about "moving your data away from Google" seems a bit odd. :)
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by JD557 9y ago
What if you want to go camping, or go to a concert in a far away city (you can sleep on the train, but not charge your phone there), or crash in a friends house and you forgot to bring a charger (maybe they don't have a USB-C phone)? 2
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by JD557 9y ago
>I don't see how this would work when the URL lists are full of regexps etc. I guess you could distribute a compiled finite automaton instead of a list of hashed values. It would make searching GitHub for "infringing lists&quot

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