JD557

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by JD557 9y ago
I don't have a Facebook account (never did) but eventually "had" to create an Instagram account. I was baffled when I saw their recommendations: They recommended me some old classmates and my university without having any dir
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by JD557 9y ago
Twitter already uses that as `420 Enhance Your Calm`, which is thrown when you are being rate limited.
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by JD557 9y ago
From the repo, it appears that it depends on S3. It would be nice to be able to self-host this on a small home server for friends and family. That way, even if they shut down their server, you could still share files with your friends.
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by JD557 9y ago
>CSS + HTML AFAIK, CSS + HTML is not Turing complete, but CSS + HTML + "Human pumping tab and space" is, which makes infinite loops less of a problem.
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by JD557 9y ago
>Is there a platform out there that has no X server? XQuartz on Mac OS X sucks (maybe it's just Inkscape though) and I'm not sure if there's decent Windows support. Qt might work, though.
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by JD557 9y ago
Slightly relevant to the discussion, since P&G seems to have started make some changes to their digital marketing strategy earlier this year (It seems to have been a major change, since one of the companies actually had to shut down).
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by JD557 9y ago
>but I really wish popular open source projects would just stick to IRC I wish popular Slack alternatives would support each others protocols, even if the support was not perfect. It feels that alternatives like Rocket.chat and Mattermos
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by JD557 9y ago
x <: y usually means "x is a subtype of y" This is the notation used in Scala, although I've seen it being used in more informal settings.
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by JD557 9y ago
I do have another example: Marathon UI. If you access the marathon UI in Firefox, your browser will eventually slow down to a crawl and the job JSON description will be rendered incorrectly (it seems like a memory leak somewhere). It works
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by JD557 9y ago
One of the main advantages of the Raspberry Pi that I rarely see anyone mention is the composite video output. It's incredibly easy to build an emulation box with a Raspberry Pi that you can connect to an old CRT TV an have the true re
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by JD557 9y ago
Can you talk a bit on how you convert the AST to your NN input? Do you traverse the AST and send it to a recurrent net? Do you compress the AST into a different representation first?
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by JD557 9y ago
The repository seems to contain a lot of garbage (such as an `a.out` file and a `reddit-browser` folder). This look like a really cool project. Could you please clean up the repo so that other people can easily try it out?
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by JD557 10y ago
If you have a performance problem and you only target one OS, using React seems more like a band-aid than a real solution. I assume your app is currently written in javascript, because I don't see any other reason to use React for perf
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by JD557 10y ago
If I search for "weather" on http://www.google.com , I get the weather in Portuguese (Portugal). However, if I perform the same query on http://encrypted.google.com , I get the weather in Portuguese (Brazil).
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by JD557 10y ago
>and set up a redirect to your @gmail.com address. What do you recommend for this? I've been wanting to do this for some time, but that means I either need to: * Use GMail for work, which does not seem tailored for personal used (it
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by JD557 10y ago
The example download pages from the FAQ all return 404, you might want to look into that.
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by JD557 10y ago
Most Nokia series 30+ do come with Facebook, though. That's probably also the case with other feature phones / social apps.
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by JD557 10y ago
I believe that all series 30+ come with opera mini. The problem is that Opera mini is a MITM browser that does not handle neither real HTML nor WML. This makes it so that not only most web do not work, even web apps with old WML interfaces
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by JD557 10y ago
I know that the series 30, 40 and 60 supported J2ME, I'm talking specifically about the "new" series 30+[1]. 1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Series_30%2B
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by JD557 10y ago
I wish Nokia revamped the whole Series 30+ thing to support J2ME. I know J2ME was not really good, but they managed to get something even worse. It's almost* impossible to develop applications to their new phones. * http://m
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by JD557 10y ago
This seems to not be working with HTTPS (at least with HTTPS everywhere). If you only see a bunch of static images and nothing happens when you click them, this might be the reason.
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by JD557 10y ago
> Basic web server log analysis stopped being mainstream in the early 2000s, and I see no reason to bring it back. I can think of some reasons from the top of my head: * It works even if the user is using a blocker; * You don't have
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by JD557 10y ago
Just to complete your post, one problem I always have with music generation using "first-order" Markov Chains is that they get really confused by children's music. For example, here's the start of "twinkle twinkle,
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by JD557 10y ago
Is it really a complete alternative? It looks like you have to host it yourself (one of the main appeals of Disqus was that you could add comments to any static page). Also, it would be nice if they supported a SQLite backend, which would p
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by JD557 10y ago
http://jonls.dk/redshift/ (If you know f.lux, it's an open source version of that)
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by JD557 10y ago
I disagree. If they are able to deliver a browser that's much faster and consumes less battery, I believe that would be enough to make a lot of users change their browser. Maybe I'm wrong and I'm not a good example, but I the
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by JD557 10y ago
>the median scientific paper is wrong. Are you being literal about that or is that just a figure of speech? Could you please provide a source for those claims, if true?
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by JD557 10y ago
> Additionally, GitHub Pages sites must refrain from: > Pornographic content How strict is this rule? There has been some interesting open source AI projects related to NSFW images (eg. Yahoo_NSFW, Open_NSFW, MilesDeep). What is GitHu
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by JD557 10y ago
I like the fact that this exists, but it seems like the kind of hacks that go against the philosophy of progressive enhancement. The thing that I like about progressive enhancement is that it "forces" the HTML documents actually r
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by JD557 10y ago
Fun exercise, but some of the questions could use more context. For example: "Do they value gold?" - I guess that depends on the amount of gold that you can find on their planet. I guess it would lose some of its charm if the ques

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