Paul-ish

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by Paul-ish 7y ago
The selection of the article itself is sufficient to add spin.
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by Paul-ish 7y ago
The title rule encourages blogspam and bad articles. For example if Google were to make a big change their ToS and you link to it, the title would be "Google ToS". This is confusing. So in instead you link to some crappy article w
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by Paul-ish 7y ago
Do you use Safari?
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by Paul-ish 7y ago
When I was an intern at Mozilla 2 years ago the open floorplan included the CEO.
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by Paul-ish 7y ago
This may just bolster the researcher's point. That more than speed matters. What really matters it the performance of things on the application layer.
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by Paul-ish 7y ago
> Either Ishkur is getting old and resentful or we live on completely opposite sites of music taste. Ishkur's guides have always had this tone. It is part of the fun. Even when he is trashing your preferred genres, you are laughing.
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by Paul-ish 7y ago
I think the year is off by 1 in the blog post, or the title needs a 2018 tag.
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by Paul-ish 7y ago
Google is working on this. Look at section "Mute song only (beta)" https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/2902117?hl=en
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by Paul-ish 7y ago
Is there a list of key incentives that keeps BT investing in its network?
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by Paul-ish 7y ago
Could an organization do the same thing, but as a non-profit with open datasets? This way everyone benefits.
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by Paul-ish 7y ago
> The most elite scientists in the future will be far smarter than anyone who ever lived. This doesn't necessarily follow. It assumes the variance on IQ will remain the same, but a (potentially large) part of the variance comes from
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by Paul-ish 7y ago
Does anything stop Dish from selling that spectrum back to the new company?
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by Paul-ish 7y ago
> There's no way they can justify giving a person who's been with the company for 10 years 4x salary growth in 2 years. How could they even reasonably measure the market value of his skills changing so much so quickly? If he w
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by Paul-ish 7y ago
An application level protocol implemented on top of HTTPS can be fingerprinted. If you look up "Website Traffic Fingerprinting" you will see what I mean. That traffic is encrypted.
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by Paul-ish 7y ago
A custom protocol can potentially be fingerprinted. I wouldn't be surprised if they used something less sophisticated. Like (encrypted) direct messages on twitter/reddit/facebook. This way the traffic blends with the rest.
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by Paul-ish 7y ago
Also they develop the Android platform.
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by Paul-ish 7y ago
Section 6.4 tries to answer this question. > It is worth asking if the performance issues identified hereare fundamental. We believe that two of the identified issues are not: that is, they could be ameliorated by improved implementatio
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by Paul-ish 7y ago
Is that because some algorithm assumed link cycles weren't possible?
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by Paul-ish 7y ago
Perhaps games with in-app purchases should be required to be rated 18+ (thus inaccessible to children's accounts). The developer can make a two versions if they think the game could do with a lower rating.
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by Paul-ish 7y ago
Just a heads up, the sign up for your newsletter has a really irritating reCAPTCHA. I have gone through at multiple grids to no avail. I have given up at this point. The newsletter is not worth it.
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by Paul-ish 7y ago
Is there any reason to believe Mozilla wont just leave the android version at 68 with addon support until Fenix gets add-on support?
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by Paul-ish 7y ago
This sounds like it has potential for a class action.
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I suspect doing all this in the context of a numerical analysis textbook has contributed to the authors prespective. One nice thing about Python is that you can build and prototype applications and services around it. This is important as m
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by Paul-ish 7y ago
> In my experience "free" healthcare stops being a thing once you get above certain income level as the service provided by the public healthcare facilities is subpar (waiting lists huge, best specialists often work at private
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by Paul-ish 7y ago
That answer is 8 years old. Files seem to be disappearing from a large number of problem domains, in favor of webapps. That doesn't bode well for Dropbox if it is a trend that continues.
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by Paul-ish 7y ago
When I use Python sometimes I run into a MemoryError when working with large datasets. How does the Python runtime know I am out of memory if the kernel won't tell it. Does it try a write and catch the signal?
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by Paul-ish 7y ago
Doesn't a lot of the "fake news" use photoshop?
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by Paul-ish 7y ago
> At the time, Princess told NPR that it chalked up the violations to "the inexcusable actions of our employees." As long as they blame employees and not process, is there any reason to believe things will change?
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by Paul-ish 7y ago
> Mozilla is very up-front about exactly what telemetry data they're collecting and what it's used for You can see the telemetry data that engineers look at themselves ( https://telemetry.mozilla.org/new-pipeline
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by Paul-ish 7y ago
If you are on an OSX machine, it may be this bug: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1404042

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