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by antpls 6y ago
There is no disclaimer on the front/download page or installation page saying in big bold "this software is alpha stage", so what should we expect? :-) I don't remember the exact version, but I installed it following the
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by antpls 6y ago
I tried Pijul last weekend, on debian stable. It installed successfully, I did "pijul init", I recorded some changes, but then "pijul log" did show nothing. I tried all the combinations of add/record, but pijul log
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by antpls 6y ago
Given that trick is spreading for several sites now, the trick won't last long. Google could for example generate secret unique user agents for the biggest players. Biggest players would then only allow requests from that secret unique
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by antpls 6y ago
My personal anectodal experience : 3 weeks ago, I had a new pet project, and decided to go with Python again, which I left many years ago, before Python typing was a thing. I didn't know where to start, so I started by creating a file
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by antpls 6y ago
To be fair, last time I checked, Firefox permissions system is not much granular.
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> Facebook Inc will shift all its users in the United Kingdom into user agreements with the corporate headquarters in California FB surely has a physical office in London, why not make that office the new UK headquarter, and move UK user
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by antpls 6y ago
I do not agree. First, being recognized as part of a group is better privacy-wise than being uniquely identified. And second, yes your unusual values will stand out, but as they always change, it makes it harder to link the browsing session
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by antpls 6y ago
Does anyone recommend a good out-of-the-box local proxy that allows changing user-agents, doing DoH, and managing https connections ?
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by antpls 6y ago
Wouldn't a 40-years old restaurant have no debt to pay and a good treasury? I would assume they paid back any debt by then, and could survive for a long time without doing business
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by antpls 6y ago
People probably thought they had very efficient libraries for decades before search engines.
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by antpls 6y ago
Google AI team posted a blog post in April 2020 about chip design using reinforcement learning : https://ai.googleblog.com/2020/04/chip-design-with-deep-rein...
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by antpls 6y ago
TLDR : Yann Lecun tweeted that ML models are biased when the dataset they are trained on is biased. Bunch of people, including Timnit Gebru, replied he is wrong and the biases are every where and systemic. Yann later tweeted again to explai
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by antpls 6y ago
Did you ever detailed on the Internet about those methods to attain no GC pause? It would be interesting to learn from your experience
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by antpls 6y ago
One could imagine to use 1 layer while the other is cooling, then switching when the current layer get too hot? But I guess the heat from 1 active layer would quickly propagate to the whole chip. Or maybe using more transistors allow to run
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by antpls 6y ago
> only three of these people filed complaints during their time at Coinbase. "Only"? I'm from EU, and three complaints seem already like a lot for any standard company. Maybe it is different in the US?
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by antpls 6y ago
I believe it is important to keep the physical version at a safe place for as long as possible. How long before a new wave of "flat earthers" decides the digital version is just a deep fake and it never existed?
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by antpls 6y ago
I had a notification on Instagram the other day explaining that, for now on, all messages can be read if reported. Instagram never claimed to have e2ee, but it shows they are aligning the policies across the 3 apps.
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by antpls 6y ago
That would definitely help code reviews and maintenance. Is there anything similar for Python?
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by antpls 6y ago
I thought the "race-to-sleep" method was the most energy efficient one? Why adding such delay? https://en.wikichip.org/wiki/race-to-sleep
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by antpls 6y ago
Homicide rates are publicly available per country by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime. The homicide rate for USA is 5 per 100 000 hab in 2018. For France, it is 1.2 You are 3 times more likely to die in USA than in France from a
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by antpls 6y ago
That is simply not true. There is no need for concealed carry in France nor UK, for example. Even the Wikipedia article on the topic lists numerous scientific studies showing that the effectiveness of concealed carry varies in place and tim
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by antpls 6y ago
The same article also says it is natural to read news to stay informed and gives the exact same advice as I do : "“Try to be aware of how [the news] changes your mood or makes your thoughts more negative,” Davey advises. Breuning agree
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by antpls 6y ago
In my opinion, you should try to understand why the news make you sad rather than blocking them. By the way, if you miss Google results quality, Startpage is like DDG, but backed by Google results.
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I bet the decision comes after the surge of VOD upload by Twitch streamers trying to not get caught by DMCA. You can say bye bye to the thousands of relaxing ASMR and ambiance videos on YouTube. Thanks NewPipe and youtube-dl for allowing us
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by antpls 6y ago
The whole point of analyzing Sweden is that they first enforced no drastic measure for covid19
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by antpls 6y ago
There are many discussions whether covid deaths are correctly identified, or if basically any respiratory related death get counted as "dead by covid19", in 2020.
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In all this DMCA affair, I can't stop to think that Twitch is at fault here. You had think Twitch would stand up for its streamer base, like organizing a massive class action, do some Prop 22's level thing, etc It looks like Twitc
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by antpls 6y ago
Most of the time, the SQL queries are only useful when they are part of a bigger application, which is often written using a Turing complete language.
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Because those people never lived and will never live in Cyprus or EU, but the citizenship gives them rights in elections and access to a different banking system, for the sole purpose of evading laws.
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I bought a frozen "impossible burger" (although I don't remember if it was beyond burger or impossible burger). It was not a good experience. When uncooked it looked like cat can food, when cooked it still smelled like cat fo

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