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by _ache_ 2y ago
In term of time to patch 0-day, Firefox is very quick to fix them (usually hours committed, days to publish). Chrome is quick too, so it's not a competitive advantage. Most of cyber-criminals however, will target Chrome because it&#x27
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by _ache_ 2y ago
Seriously, I'm stun about what happen if you it the space bar. Nice fractals.
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by _ache_ 2y ago
I'm unable to get the article with a page: "We're sorry... The request has been blocked. " With the title: "This site has determined a security issue with your request." Is the FBI afraid of me ?
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by _ache_ 2y ago
I said 30% of the requests on the web use HTTP3. And now a day CORS and other mechanisms that are not cited in the articles.
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by _ache_ 2y ago
Everything in that article is a little outdated, 30% of web request are in HTTP3 now a day with CORS. There is no date of publication.
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by _ache_ 2y ago
Whoua ! I didn't know and assume we can see big particles coming from the sky.
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by _ache_ 2y ago
Can you elaborate? What did France do exactly? Apart from having a minimal (but working) welfare system. For several decades, liberal policies have been driving down the welfare system and the minimum wage. Macron is definitively trying to
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by _ache_ 2y ago
I may suggest that the link between the two statements is exactly to escape from the trap you talked about. If the leadership is elected by the state rather than by internal competition, you don't end up with a group of people who are
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by _ache_ 2y ago
Yeah, but actually, that nationalize part isn't something in trend in USA, isn't it ? Gwynne Shotwell, engineer and COO of SpaceX maybe considered from the job of CEO of Boeing. It seems to me more USA-ish move than nationalize Bo
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by _ache_ 2y ago
You are inverting cause and consequence. It's because Boeing has had so many failures that it has come under particular scrutiny. Failures which, from a statistical point of view, suggest that there may be a cause to look for. Other co
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by _ache_ 2y ago
Thank you ! The documentation was misleading about "default encoding of string".
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by _ache_ 2y ago
They use a context picture to help with the removing of the reflections. It's the first time I see something like that. But without the context it doesn't seem that good, the S24 AI that remove reflections seems better.
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by _ache_ 2y ago
You can verify on the documentation by switching the version. So ... since 3.2: https://docs.python.org/3.2/library/stdtypes.html#bytes.deco... In 3.1 it was the default encoding of string (the type str I guess).
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by _ache_ 2y ago
I will improve the map and explain how it was made and why, because I think it worth it. But I'm not going to improve it significantly. Thank you. ^^
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by _ache_ 2y ago
I tried to use only UN approved names. « Somaliland » isn't on unterm.un.org, it's why there is two Somalia. I'm pretty sure that Eritrea isn't on the map because of a display bug. Definitively, if you are making a map,
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by _ache_ 2y ago
Thank you for pointing this out. The capital positions are the only data that is not UN sourced nor from natural earth. I will fix that.
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by _ache_ 2y ago
Thank you very much. How lovely.
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by _ache_ 2y ago
It's very good ! - Get the islands back ! - Limit the zoom level to not pass through the land - Make the Capital city maybe in light bold or slightly bigger to differentiate them - Fix long name - Some cities disappear when you zoom.
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by _ache_ 2y ago
I made the same (offline first, very small, vector based) but with a focus on i18n. So it's available in all languages of the United Nation (except Spanish because I just forgot, shame on me, could be made in a couple of hours). The na
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by _ache_ 3y ago
Interesting, that's true. Is it the only effect ? I'm not sure. From this study, it doesn't seems that speed mater that much here since it was a short conversation with a fixed subject. You introduce a new variable in the e
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by _ache_ 3y ago
I think too. But I want to check and to quantify. It is also about improving human speech too, what can we do to match AI performance ? I think, that are some very interesting questions that it may helps to answer. How can we make AI even
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by _ache_ 3y ago
Very interesting project too ! https://adguard.com/adguard-home.html
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by _ache_ 3y ago
It's a DNS proxy, like pi-hole, but it seems a lot more powerful than Pi-hole that is basically just a configured dnsmasq server to be user-friendly. https://docs.pi-hole.net/
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by _ache_ 3y ago
It needs to explain the method. For reproducibility. Nothing clear in the blog post but everything is well explained in the research paper. Kudo for that. It seems solid. But I would like to have the same study with an human conversation in
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by _ache_ 3y ago
Need the `-Wanalyzer-out-of-bounds` option and it's only static. At compile time so. It can catch easy one, not the obscures cases.
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by _ache_ 3y ago
What impress me the most is not that there is a Wikipedia article. But it's translated in 19 languages already !
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by _ache_ 3y ago
One must note that epicenter is in Hualien. The small city near the Taroko National Park. Which is know to be beautiful and subject to rock falls. I think it will be close tomorrow. There is also a power plant there but I guess it will be
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by _ache_ 3y ago
By book, I mean, written in any form, study paper, blog, theses, books, etc. I don't understand you comparison. Same for your example, no logical link between the effect and the consequences.
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by _ache_ 3y ago
Bad URL. https://www.cea.fr/english/Pages/News/world-premiere-living-... Or for French speaking people: https://www.cea.fr/Pages/actualites/sante-sciences-du-vivant...
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by _ache_ 3y ago
I think you underestimate the amount of information contained in books and the extent to which our society (as a whole) depends on them.

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