Macuyiko

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by Macuyiko 10y ago
Betteridge's law in action.
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by Macuyiko 10y ago
Very interesting. Seeing this I can't help but feel how much more tangible and solid the old Windows interface was looking. I miss buttons that look like buttons and Window edges that are so hard-lined they're easy to grab and vis
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by Macuyiko 10y ago
It's actually pretty simple/clever. Constructing labeled imagery costs a lot of time and effort. I assume the current approach is to have a bunch of humans (undergrads, most likely) sit through every image and label (color) them:
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by Macuyiko 10y ago
So a competitor for https://www.layerswp.com/ ?
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by Macuyiko 10y ago
As mentioned in the post, this has been a long time coming it seems. Whereas in the past I was tempted many times to join a LD weekend, it has been off putting in recent years when seeing the huge amount of entries (both to join and to even
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by Macuyiko 10y ago
I agree. First the whole thing about systemd closing nohup and screen processes on logout and now this... I have been thinking about switching to freebsd as well, at least for my server environments. Any good recommendations re: Linux distr
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by Macuyiko 10y ago
> XCOM2 has a slightly controversial "randomness compensator": repeatedly missing increases your chance to hit, and being hit repeatedly by the aliens lowers their hit chance. Many games do, actually, and it's an interesti
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by Macuyiko 10y ago
Agreed. Recently set up a 100 user experiment on a beefy server in our research department were I used Guacamole (with RDP) to handle the problem/assumption of participants only having a web-browser. Worked fantastically!
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by Macuyiko 10y ago
In a past life, I converted an intranet application for some government department from Oracle/Coldfusion. The whole application, every SQL query taking input, was vulnerable to SQL injection. For many insert operations, I'd find
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by Macuyiko 11y ago
Yeah though good luck finding a pure Chrome install in China anyway. Most of it runs this repackaged monstrosity: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/360_Secure_Browser
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by Macuyiko 11y ago
So what happens if my front door is on the border line of two squares?
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by Macuyiko 11y ago
Yup, that might be... though theoretically it might be possible to calibrate this in a more fine tuned manner if you know/have access to the WiFi hot spot/box beforehand.
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by Macuyiko 11y ago
I don't really get why you need to have a beacon for this though? The Facebook app is already installed and knows your location anyway. Provide businesses with a page to enter the details to be pushed to the phone and then just let the
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by Macuyiko 11y ago
Meh, same here, some are using git bash on top of cmder, some are using Git Gui, some integrated with Eclipse, some integrated with Rstudio.
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by Macuyiko 11y ago
Well written, but as others have mentioned, this technique is almost as old and well-known as game development itself. However, it's still pretty cool and refreshing to use. See e.g. Notch' Ludum Dare streams where he makes his le
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by Macuyiko 12y ago
Yup. Pidgin + SIPE http://sourceforge.net/projects/sipe/ + Finch http://linuxers.org/article/finch-command-line-alternative-p...
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by Macuyiko 12y ago
Don't exaggerate. Show me how many hours Todd Wilson, the plant manager mentioned in the article, walks or even works a day and how much he earns. Then we can talk cold business. I'm as liberal as the next guy, but stop pretending
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by Macuyiko 12y ago
This problem has been known for quite a while. For the past three years or so I see articles popping up discussing this trend with some stats, graphs, and reasoning, but most of them fail to mention whether the Japanese government a) acknow
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by Macuyiko 12y ago
Good point! At first on my end it seemed like this was already kind of implemented since after every button click I scrolled my mouse wheel one tick down and the buttons aligned more or less (for a bit). This might be a good workaround!
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by Macuyiko 12y ago
I'm late to comment, but something which I'd like to point out is that this is done by the same team behind the Twitter trending topic prediction technique from a few years back, as mentioned also in the article [1]. When their Tw
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by Macuyiko 12y ago
You can. BitTorrent doesn't order file fragments by design, but clients can choose to ignore this and request pieces in order. See Popcorn time and many other implementations out there.
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by Macuyiko 12y ago
And Google+'s Hangouts. And Skype's IMs. And tweeting to each other can also be seen as chatting. I'd say the biggest chance is the fact that all of them are web-centric or mobile-centric.
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by Macuyiko 12y ago
A quick Google search gives the solution: sudo apt-get install portaudio19-dev libjack-jackd2-dev libmpg123-dev libncurses-dev
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by Macuyiko 13y ago
If you're only getting 70-90 FPS there must be something badly broken with your iMac. The thing should be able to run at 125 FPS (capped) on high res without breaking a sweat.
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by Macuyiko 13y ago
I remember playing Quake III on a 450Mhz with 60FPS. So yes, it might well be possible.
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by Macuyiko 13y ago
Every time I read an article about Haxe (and now, OpenFL), I get the itch to start working on a mobile game--just as a hobby project. That said, does anyone know how well-suited these frameworks are for regular application development (or w
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by Macuyiko 13y ago
It's like a complex Sudoku puzzle, you probably wouldn't understand...
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by Macuyiko 13y ago
Currently have the same problem on one of my machines. Luckily, I knew already about the culprit. Really nasty stuff -- never using uTorrent again. Was already getting annoyed by latest updates and ads anyway/ To save me (still have to
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by Macuyiko 13y ago
That would be interesting, but I don't think it's on Medium's list of priorities at the moment. Maybe it's time for an unofficial API?
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by Macuyiko 13y ago
Exactly! In fact, Marco -- which the author refers to -- has also been telling this. Since 2011, in fact: http://www.marco.org/2011/07/11/own-your-identity After a month of struggling between Blogger's b

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