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amenod
10y ago
Not all browsers - Firefox suggests form input values one by one (when you click in the field) so it is not vulnerable AFAICT.
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amenod
10y ago
Exactly. Who cares if they have trained it for only 4 days? That doesn't mean it would get twice as good (or even any better) in 8 days' training.
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amenod
10y ago
My point is that everything can be faked. In the end you have to decide who you trust to pass the judgement, unless you are capable enough to make that call yourself (and that option is just not realistic).
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amenod
10y ago
That doesn't work for me (I still get just the snippet). Ah well, let's find something else.
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amenod
10y ago
Would a research paper constitute enough proof? Or some "results"? Comparison of their technology to some other state of the art stuff? In other words, what is the proof that VCs (and other AI newbies) should believe? EDIT: note t
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amenod
10y ago
That would be difficult to do. If someone wants to stay an expert in the field one has to practice it, which rules out 9/5 job at VC headquarters. But most important, it is probably cheaper and more effective for VCs to find an expert
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amenod
10y ago
Also not Vue based, right? Link for lazy & curious: https://alibaba.github.io/weex/
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amenod
10y ago
Not Vue based though, if I understand correcty?
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amenod
10y ago
I am not quite sure how they got to running JS on victim's browser in the first place? I would guess any JS being loaded is from ad network. I know IE had this vulnerability where it would ignore MIME type and would guess file type fro
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amenod
10y ago
> The MySQL data directory is mounted from the host file system, which means that Docker introduces no write overhead If I understand correctly, Docker doesn't introduce any write overhead, mounted from host or not. This is the main
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amenod
10y ago
Difference: http://www.lasereyesurgeryhub.co.uk/lasik-vs-lasek-vs-prk/ EDIT: did you get PRK or Lasek?
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amenod
10y ago
> which is 503 square feet. A twin bed is about twenty square feet, so the bed could probably only fit twenty-five people comfortably. Durer was wrong! How so? Twin bed is for 2 people, so that makes about 50 people. Am I missing somethi
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amenod
10y ago
I very much doubt these places will allow virtual visitors if they forbid real ones. That is, I doubt Google will be allowed to drive through North Korea with their cars. :)
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amenod
10y ago
Except you can resell the cows... :)
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amenod
10y ago
Given that he already has the robot which can paint, wouldn't it be easy (well, doable at least :) to really paint the picture instead of printing it? There is no reason why this kind of painting should be any different from the manual
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amenod
10y ago
Sounds like a great proposition, but a cursory search on Google found no specifics, and I am not going to listen to hour and a half (!) of talk just to get the feeling of the state of things. So, does anyone know if this is feasible, or sho
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amenod
10y ago
I would agree with you if it wasn't for Rust. If you don't know it yet, I would advise you read up about it - it is ideal for replacing C, being equal at speed and better at safety from common programming errors.
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amenod
10y ago
I mostly use NetBeans (version 6.9 because Python - and love it) or vim. I always wanted to try IntelliJ out but never got around to it, so I was fairly disappointed when I started using Android Studio for a mobile app. Granted, it is light
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amenod
10y ago
> Supreme convenience is not force. In theory, it is not. In practice, it is . Not only that, in case when there is a fight between almost anything (such as privacy, security,...) and convenience, the latter will always win (on large sc
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amenod
10y ago
The reason for offering a discount for paying in cash is probably that most clients would get angry if merchants tried to charge them more for using a credit card while they are always happy when they get a discount for paying in cash. I th
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amenod
10y ago
Rust is just a tool, so it's no surprise it will be used by Dark Side too. But there is almost no info about the trojan on the page, so it's difficult to know if it really exists at all (this could also be a marketing attempt - no
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amenod
10y ago
This is not the main difference (which is that apt packages are checked by package maintainers), but thanks for sharing the link, didn't know that. It makes this hack even more serious.
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amenod
10y ago
There's a world of difference, as long as you are using only default repositories (which you should). Apt itself is root, of course, but it is (or should be) trustworthy. All other apps never see root access unless they need it - and i
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amenod
10y ago
Android or iOS? I have no such complaint on Android - I usually load the pages that interest me in separate tabs and then read them offline.
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amenod
10y ago
Sure, let's suppose that happens. Then as next optimization you will have detachable wheels and engine, because that way you can use them better. And because some Palettes and Packages go the same way, you might want to carry them on t
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amenod
10y ago
But crew of a manned boat might talk when captured.
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amenod
10y ago
Ok, that sounds good. But what if some developer decided that some field would have prefix "ABC" in all values, then the value I am interested in, then some value I am not interested in at the end? (you say this can't happen?
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amenod
10y ago
Is this really so useful in practice? I have never used PowerShell before (nor do I have plans to do so in the near future), but I would imagine the downside is complexity, both for user and especially for developers. With text you just rea
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amenod
10y ago
I am genuinly curious: how did you fix it? Did you remove the spaces first and then tried to use substring / trimming with proper testing done, or did you just implement it in place? I have faced similar dilemmas in the past, but I usu
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amenod
10y ago
Not OP, but first few chapters of http://rustbyexample.com/ seem much less steep than The Book (to me). Would also appreciate other guides... (coming from C / Java / PHP / Python myself)
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