anfilt

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by anfilt 8y ago
Not much of expert here, but have played with ML. I find interesting that he criticizes "Restrictive type system". However, also at the same time likes the "Compile-time type checking". I definitely did not read the enti
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by anfilt 8y ago
lets see there is wayland. The peopitery drivers do not work with that. Moreover there are issues. Further, its not open source the nvidia drivers. Although, I dont understand why anyone would buy hardware from nividia and feel good about i
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by anfilt 8y ago
I barely even use facebook right now? Mainly have used because other people in my past hace used it as a point of contact. A thousand dollars that's insane that most people value it that much. Funny thing is most those people I have no
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by anfilt 8y ago
Man, I read some of the comments on that article it makes it seem like patreaon made a mistake. Although, it's just internet comments, but the fact patreaon has posted about it themselves makes me go hmm... Not sure of the whole story,
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by anfilt 8y ago
Why not a fan of either company Apple or Nvidia. AMD has cards that work. I am sure they like this which is good. Nvidia does not need more help. While yes it's pretty anti-user what Apple is doing just more reason why I don't lik
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by anfilt 8y ago
Nothing is perfect. How is that an argument though? It's not right for any state to do this. We should still want to call out such things despite other states past or current failings. Moreover, compared to the west the abuse of power
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by anfilt 8y ago
Must be a pretty recent thing if so that's kinda sad. I would say one of the biggest problems is ICANN, and from my understanding was it was supposed to eventually move to where those in charge were openly voted on, but that has never
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by anfilt 8y ago
Although, I will add; it's new to me. Godaddy has been known to front run domains. This would be the first time I have heard of it from namecheap.
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by anfilt 8y ago
Countries, can construct their own policies for their domains. Sometimes they omit things or allow things that other registries prohibit. They also may require things like being a resident ect... However, quickly looking at some ICANN&#x27
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by anfilt 8y ago
I think there are some ICANN policy preventing/limiting this. However, that generally only applies to gTLDs. The domain in question .mx is a country code domain. So ICANN does not have the same level of say on certain things. -edit- Al
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by anfilt 8y ago
ARMs biggest problem is software, while some software are just scripts, and some can be recompiled. It's not that easy with everything. I don't see the change happening unless there is some pretty significant advantages. AMD actua
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by anfilt 8y ago
I do work with FPGA's as well. The tool chains are a lot more tightly coupled to the device. Also IP tends to uses chip specific features a lot of times to get better performance or space utilization. So it's a lot harder to justi
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by anfilt 8y ago
This is pretty disheartening news. It just means Google will have more sway when it comes to web standards. We really need more than just Mozilla. However the standards have gotten quite large.
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Report: Microsoft is scrapping Edge, switching to just another Chrome clone(arstechnica.com)
2 points by anfilt 8y ago|1 comments
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by anfilt 8y ago
I really hate how big trucks are in the US. I wish there were something slightly bigger than a Kei truck. I would really like a something like that.
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by anfilt 8y ago
How about small trucks, not the behemoths that are what most car makers are selling. Like even Toyota's pickups are bigger than I remember and seem to keep getting bigger. Almost all the trucks in the US are made for the US market beca
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by anfilt 8y ago
Pretty short, but funny analogy. I would say true in some regards.
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by anfilt 8y ago
Honestly, why not both.
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by anfilt 8y ago
Keep in mind we are able to sustain our livestock populations beyond what a natural ecosystem for the same area could support. What would be more interesting is to see how the natural mammal biomass has changed.
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by anfilt 8y ago
As long as none of the data goes to amazon, sure sell their software. Otherwise WTF no....
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by anfilt 8y ago
I think the problem is prodigy has two general connotations. If one reads the definition/s of the word both are there. 1. It means just means highly talented. 2. Some who accomplishes/performs something rare/unusual/nov
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by anfilt 8y ago
Jesus Christ how is that even legal what they did to that poor man. Such non-sense should not be legal.
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by anfilt 8y ago
Last thing we need is google dictating more about the internet.
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by anfilt 8y ago
I am not the person you responded to. However, I would only be considering things that people in general are eager to use not just a few big companies. Most users of HTTP have never been too concerned with it's overhead. Except maybe t
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by anfilt 8y ago
It's just an example of how much weight Google is able to throw around. That's a just one part of what would be needed for a browser. The more parts you add the harder it becomes to build a browser. Also I have read about QUIC the
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by anfilt 8y ago
Moreover, we have gone from Microsoft pushing complexities to Google. Like the latest two HTTP protocols are both based of tech that google has already made. However, IETF is like that sounds good. It's got it's advantages, but th
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by anfilt 8y ago
This is true, but a web browser can't really make those choices without a breaking a lot existing stuff. The big problem is that we keep piling onto HTML, CSS, and JS. For instance if we wanted web apps it would have been better to mak
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by anfilt 8y ago
I have been using Firefox since version 1.0. I don't understand the desire to use google's browser. However, why would even trying view secure data in your web-browser... Not even just Chrome. Things may get cached ect... Although
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by anfilt 8y ago
Sounds like great news for damaged organs, but the article seems imply full organs. Like the first line is: "cutting the risk of an immune response to implanted organs."
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by anfilt 8y ago
Really your back end should just treat password's hashed just like any password. Ideally, if TLS was being MITMed somehow such as a dodgy root cert. It would shield the users plaintext password so it could not be used to login into oth

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