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Joof
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Joof
10y ago
And the NSA has changed the internet itself quite a lot.
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Joof
10y ago
Implying those people weren't already screwed over. The difference is that now somebody knows about it.
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10y ago
Are we not the center of the observable universe?
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Joof
10y ago
So what do they use the data for?
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Joof
10y ago
Honestly, there is too much world for 2 true paths. A multiparty system sounds nice from here.
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10y ago
Source for liberal policies leading to unemployment?
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Joof
10y ago
The 1 mg bottle may be more effective. Bigger isn't always better.
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Joof
10y ago
I played wurm and hit up notch on IRC. Suggested some gamejam ideas before I personally could code. My claim to fame :p
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Joof
10y ago
Working on the tor project sounds dangerous which is rather sad.
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Joof
10y ago
'Tough Shit'. If food stamp recipients sell all their food stamps (this is common by the way), they don't get more.
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10y ago
As an anecdote, I loved reading as a kid. Won awards for reading which is a bit silly in retrospect (we don't give awards to kids who enjoy other media). To this day I fucking hate writing. I used to love writing, but if you want me to
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10y ago
I could learn on my own, but I had a god awful time in classes that demanded attendance or primarily used in-class material. I just don't function in that environment. Give me a textbook, maybe a video and some problems to work on.
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10y ago
No. Working hard significantly increases your chances of getting lucky.
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Joof
10y ago
If you only have 'platforms' compiler, then you have very little choice. I'd guess it's becoming a smaller problem lately though; there's little reason to use custom architecture.
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10y ago
But it has worked out for others. Risks are still risks.
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Joof
10y ago
GPL might lose rights over API, but it shouldn't have them in the first place and certainly never intended to.
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Joof
10y ago
Is there a reasonable way to start playing with crispr? Can I order stuff to do it with?
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Joof
10y ago
Your link seems pretty good. SSA, dominators, register allocation (utilizing chordal graphs / SSA I hope). Constant propagation. Optimizations AND parsing.
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Joof
10y ago
Some hackerspaces are nice. Their goals are different most of the time and unfortunately they aren't as well respected in government. Worst part is that I currently live in Texas, and not the cool parts :p
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10y ago
How much can you retrain someone's brain in 15 minutes? That child's experiences are not wiped out.
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10y ago
It's not that surprising considering the metrics that school uses.
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10y ago
For education, it matters. There are no choices or pivots available to a student; they have one path available to them in most cases. For life, it may not matter. You have more options to find something where you excel more easily or are mo
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10y ago
When it comes to data privacy and security, it's hard to find a more saavy people than the Germans. I wish we had a chaos computer club out in America.
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Joof
10y ago
As a game player and hobbyist game designer: please don't do this. It's pretty much guaranteed to become exploitive by design.
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10y ago
Initially after snowden I thought, "the government and governments around the world will crack down on this behavior now". I was naïve. Nobody cares. Now they viciously support such practices. As long as that exists, I can't
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10y ago
AFAIK it's fairly difficult to combine many machine learning models (although boosting is a thing). I'm a noob though. We could do live online or batch training of models in a distributed manner if it is feasible. It would take mo
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10y ago
Haha. Crazy. Scheduling is a pretty well known problem; I wonder how close to ideal you got.
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10y ago
I presume the community is to blame and they learn from the mistakes.
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10y ago
South Korea still seems more likely. I'm sure there are computer experts in the north, but far fewer and they might be better spent elsewhere.
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10y ago
The only people worried are the surgeons. I'd love a robot that doesn't get tired after pulling a long night shift.
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