antman

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1. 691.▲
   by antman 6y ago

   Could the data be retained on something like IPFS so that cloning of the tracker could happen independent of its existence?
2. 692.▲
   by antman 6y ago

   I would play with some Python.
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   by antman 6y ago

   Portable Lua is a great idea. By using Cosmopilitan does this also run on baremetal machines? Portable micropython might also be a low hanging fruit target.
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   by antman 6y ago

   Portable Lus is a great idea. By using Cosmopilitan does this also run on baremetal machines?
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   by antman 6y ago

   Can easily be changed to rapidfuzz, which is based on the older 2011 MIT fuzzywuzzy before it was forced to GPL after incorporating python-levenstein. Also a lot faster. https://github.com/maxbachmann/RapidFuzz
6. 696.▲
   by antman 6y ago

   Why would it have to be one person? I would assume that the proof can be presented as mostly modular based on compositing results from the related published work
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   by antman 6y ago

   For the cognitive aspect of depression a nice comprehensive and dense video I found is [0], key factors in slide at 24:10 and the reasons for this approach are at a slide at 23:00 including why a medication only approach is intractable in t
8. 698.▲
   by antman 6y ago

   It might seem intuitive to some people but my comment (which was the first after the post) said that its very prone to errors. Not saying much more than the other comments that were added in this discussion.
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   by antman 6y ago

   This tutorial us great I can't see why a language feature that counterintuitive us introduced. I played Dungeon games with more streightforward riddles. Perhaps this feature could be utilized for gaming quizzes.
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    'We took a huge risk': the Indian firm making more Covid jabs than anyone(theguardian.com)

    1 points by antman 6y ago|0 comments
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    by antman 6y ago

    Layman here! I see a lot of posts on that subject lately so I need to ask: Can someone design a RAM chip?
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    by antman 6y ago

    Thanks for the sponsorship! A nice next step would be to make a python a first class citizen on Android. After a series of freedoms in permission management have been revoked in the recent years Python has been effectively rendered useless
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    by antman 6y ago

    People complain on external corporate capture e.g. Microsoft’s embrace, extend, extinguish but I see a more common pattern of introducing internal corporate complexity driving socially powered projects to oblivion. Drupal’s extension system
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    by antman 6y ago

    That looks pretty counter intuitive even after this explanation
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    by antman 6y ago

    Is any of those userscripts extensions usable on mobile Chrome or Firefox?
16. 706.▲
    by antman 6y ago

    Great explanation, why it is from a throwaway account I cannot understand.
17. 707.▲
    by antman 6y ago

    Nice, it's working on mobile Android. The transcript letters could be a bit smaller and the side margins also. An option to keep the video as sticky while scrolling the transcript could also be useful.
18. 708.▲
    by antman 6y ago

    As an avid reader of dystopian SciFi even I think this is too much.
19. 709.▲
    by antman 6y ago

    What was the actual importance of QAnon? Just a newsreel skevomorphism, an entity easy to defeat as it was easy to setup. Pretty much irrelevant, disenfranchised people still exist. QAnon and other crazy but promoted ideas have served as sm
20. 710.▲
    by antman 6y ago

    Endorsing countries that threaten to invade other EU countries is a bit more of an embarrassment than a pipeline.
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    by antman 6y ago

    I think you are mixing individualistic/community vs rulebreaking/lawabiding. Having a personal experience of both in terms of rule breaking stereotypes are a great proxy in a level incomprehensible for those unaquainted. Let me po
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    by antman 6y ago

    Regarding regulations LORA tries to address that problem, from Wikipedia: LoRa uses license-free sub-gigahertz radio frequency bands like 433 MHz, 868 MHz (Europe), 915 MHz (Australia and North America), 865 MHz to 867 MHz (India) and 923 M
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    by antman 6y ago

    Just see the results of Switzerland vs Greece and this article looks like a fruitless brainstorming session. It is pretty evident that all comes down to the political vs medical mentality in governments' decision making rather than in
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    by antman 6y ago

    Have they been succesful using the tactic that now backfired? Eager to see how what returns they will have in the future.
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    by antman 6y ago

    Disaster radio through LORA https://disaster.radio/learn/hardware/ 15 to 30 euros for hardware, 20 for antenna, 10 to 95 km range. Also https://meshtastic.letstalkthis.com/
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    by antman 6y ago

    Let's point out that being a slave in those societies until very late in their existence did not always mean being locked with a chain. You would take out a loan or lose a costly war and there were whole shopping districts like Keramik
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    by antman 6y ago

    India would go for it without even noticing I guess.
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    by antman 6y ago

    What do you consider most probable: - They are all the greatest people ever - They all can afford to employ the most expensive personal marketing teams ever
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    by antman 6y ago

    And I am stuck in an old Firefox version before they cracked down extensions.
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    Computer Science Video Courses(github.com)

    4 points by antman 6y ago|1 comments