StrauXX

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by StrauXX 2y ago
There are countries where the business culture makes you unemployable and almost impossible for you to get a loan for the rest of your live if you have ever failed a business (bad enough). Many countries aren't as open to failure as th
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by StrauXX 2y ago
Firefox is not at all the new IE. Firefox isn't worse at implementing the spec than Chrome they just make different decisions sometimes. People tend to see Chrome behaviour as the default of how things should be, rather than the specs.
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by StrauXX 2y ago
Pretty much seems like what reverse engineering tools have been doing for ever. Always wondered why that way of navigating code never seemed to catch on outside this domain.
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by StrauXX 2y ago
It is not the idea of GPG thats bad. In fact, the idea is great! The implementation of GPG however is quite another thing. Ease of use and user experience are really not that great with GPG. It is difficult to use even for developers. Devel
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by StrauXX 2y ago
An interesting example of market forces holding back innovation. Enshittification in the physical world if you will.
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Superfest Glass(digitalcosmonaut.com)
1 points by StrauXX 2y ago|1 comments
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by StrauXX 3y ago
Imo a good WAP connected directly to your computer works just as well as with a high end cable. I have both and didn't notice a quality difference either way.
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by StrauXX 3y ago
Privacy and lack of digitization is big in Germany. There no central vaccination database or similar. You can have an "Impfpass" (vaccination pass) which is a piece of paper with stamps and signatures for your vaccinations. But no
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by StrauXX 3y ago
Same with Austrian trains.
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by StrauXX 3y ago
No matter which term you use, its gonna mean something "bad" in some language. And besides, another company, also called wix (a graphical website builder), used that exact fact in Germany/Austria/Switzerland to make a bi
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by StrauXX 3y ago
No they don't. The issue with dictatorships is that your powerbase rurns from "the people" (or a wealthy subset of the people, depending on how well your democracy works), to a small group of powerfull supporters. Army genera
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by StrauXX 3y ago
You can already provide script tags with a nonce attribute and prevent them from loading if their source changes.
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Use of a risk assessment tool to determine the origin of Covid-19(onlinelibrary.wiley.com)
3 points by StrauXX 3y ago|2 comments
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by StrauXX 3y ago
I haven't found any channels quite like his one. That being said I do find toldinstone to be quite good regarding ancient history. Outside Youtube, https://acoup.blog/ is a great history blog.
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by StrauXX 3y ago
One of the best (history) creators on the platform in my opinion! His recent video on the history of work was also quite interesting.
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by StrauXX 3y ago
Epic is working on a, somewhat Haskell esque, scripting language for UE5. It's called Verse and currently available as a beta in the Unreal Editor for Fortnite, which is a simplified UE5 for creating community content for Fortnite. I h
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by StrauXX 3y ago
I would not want to trust grades, in some cases even decisions about pass or fail, to a system which is prone to false positives.
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by StrauXX 3y ago
Last I used it, Azure Document Intelligence wasn't all that smart about choosing split points. This seems to implement better heuristics.
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Appin Uncensored(ddosecrets.com)
4 points by StrauXX 3y ago|0 comments
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Tecaxic-Calixtlahuaca Head(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by StrauXX 3y ago|0 comments
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by StrauXX 3y ago
It was rumored a few months ago that this is how GPT-4 works. A controller model routing data to expert models. Perhaps also by running all the experts and comparing probabilities. So far as I know thats just speculation based on a few deta
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by StrauXX 3y ago
It is astonishing how negatively the comment section on Reddit takes that video. Yes of course a professional animator doing that manually would have produced a better end result, but thats not the point here at all. Very impressive work!
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Second biggest Russian insurance company hacked(maia.crimew.gay)
1 points by StrauXX 3y ago|0 comments
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Linux ate my RAM (2009)(linuxatemyram.com)
245 points by StrauXX 3y ago|186 comments
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Dropbox sacrifices user privacy for cost savings (2011)(paranoia.dubfire.net)
1 points by StrauXX 3y ago|0 comments
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by StrauXX 3y ago
Forgot to paste the actual link. https://elsazhou.medium.com/lk99-chinese-replication-efforts...
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by StrauXX 3y ago
This Medium post contains a nicely formatted summary of the Twitter threads.
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Chinese academics allegedly reproduced magnetic effects of LK-99(twitter.com)
7 points by StrauXX 3y ago|5 comments
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Terraform CDK(github.com)
1 points by StrauXX 3y ago|0 comments
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Offshoring roulette lessons from outsourcing to India, China and the Philippines(troyhunt.com)
3 points by StrauXX 3y ago|0 comments

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