Rygian

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   by Rygian 5y ago

   That's just bad UX of the tag browsers.
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   by Rygian 5y ago

   Does it mean that you will store multiple copies of a file, if it ends up being useful for multiple projects? About the random 2 mil. files you have lying around, the tags you should set should describe not the files themselves, but the rea
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   by Rygian 5y ago

   Which reduces to one single dimension anyway, on a storage medium: my bytes are stored from offset 0 to offset N.
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   by Rygian 5y ago

   If the array is implemented internally as a map, then the forEach method on t1 already knows it has only two items to process. You can show that as follows: t0 = new Date(); a = Array(100000000).fill(0); a[100000] = 1; a[10000000]
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   by Rygian 5y ago

   And now I finally understand why toilet paper breaks so much more easily the wrong way (along machine direction) than following the perforations (across).
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   by Rygian 5y ago

   They<the package maintainer> ≠ They<the committee>
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   by Rygian 5y ago

   Because power spent on mining is effectively 100% wasted for no useful computation.
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   by Rygian 5y ago

   Humidity off the right kind.
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   F-16 Problems (from Usenet net.aviation) (1986)(catless.ncl.ac.uk)

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10. 970.▲
    by Rygian 5y ago

    I don't think Tesla needs any motivation to transition to EVs.
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    by Rygian 5y ago

    Considering that the car also sees the stop signs and traffic lights, that would have been an early days bug more than any other thing.
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    by Rygian 5y ago

    You seen to overlook the fact that Tesla basic autopilot is already saving lives and preventing accidents.
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    by Rygian 5y ago

    I've been doing my full disk backups with zfs snapshots for a while now and zfs sending them offsite. Granted it's a freebsd box, but same tools should be available on Linux.
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    by Rygian 5y ago

    I find it surprising that a filesystem feature is so tightly coupled to a specific programming language. Why is it not an API that lets you begin/commit a "channel program" from any language, then execute zfs commands within
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    by Rygian 5y ago

    There is an ongoing proposal discussed on Reddit [0] for an alternate rendering that fills in "empty areas" with a different algorithm. The comparison is really nice [1]. [0] https://www.reddit.com/r/openstree
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    by Rygian 5y ago

    There are countries within Europe where many different languages are spoken.
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    by Rygian 5y ago

    Tesla cars are initially sold with an 8-year or X km warranty that the battery will hold at least 70% of the design energy. (The X km is between 160000 and 240000 km, depending on the size of the battery.) Also, my personal expectation is t
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    by Rygian 5y ago

    Why would a developer be allowed to enable something that has zero immediate benefit for the user, yet erodes at the user's privacy? Privacy-conscious tracking begins with asking for permission to disclose my personal information (eg.
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    by Rygian 5y ago

    Personally, I prefer my ads to be as unrelated as possible to my unique interests. That way I can ignore the unwanted distraction more easily, or even be amused by it. Every time I see an ad that relates to my current unique interests I fee
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    by Rygian 5y ago

    What did you test-drive? Regular Tesla auto-pilot, or the limited-access FSD Beta? They are radically different experiences.
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    by Rygian 5y ago

    My HN username (Rygian) is PII because it can be used to identify me indirectly (HN has a log of my username connecting from IP x.y.z.w, and my IP address is PII).
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    by Rygian 5y ago

    Honest question: could you go ahead and publish an article titled "Failure to replicate 'Top Institution's Best Paper Award'"?
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    by Rygian 6y ago

    Interestingly enough, this site is asking for my personal data but not providing any sort of privacy policy to explain what will be done with my personal data…
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    by Rygian 6y ago

    If you're a European citizen, then you can invoke your legal right to erasure.
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    by Rygian 6y ago

    I am surprised that no one mentioned www.abetterrouteplanner.com yet, which is EV-oriented and takes into account not only charging stations (and their power output), but also elevation changes to account for regen filling up the battery an
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    by Rygian 6y ago

    I read GEB a long time ago, followed by "I Am A Strange Loop", and the overarching impression they left on me is that we should focus on emergent behaviour and feedback loops, because they seem to be pointing to the direction wher
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    by Rygian 6y ago

    It's really hard to figure if a text message contains PII or not, so they would have to anonymize everything, meaning transform the text message into random garbage. At that point the only thing that remains is the metadata about times
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    by Rygian 6y ago

    For this to work, the blacklist should apply to the receiving wallet AND CASCADE through to wallets to which that wallet issued any subsequent transfers. Coins used to pay ransomware should effectively taint and freeze everything they touch
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    by Rygian 6y ago

    Seems to be a move in the right direction to be compliant with GDPR. Article 20 [1] gives me the right to have my personal data transmitted directly from one controller to another controller (where technically feasible). We should be seeing
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    by Rygian 6y ago

    This story should be tagged [2020], bug report is already 6 months old.