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by asojfdowgh 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simulated_annealing
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by asojfdowgh 4y ago
I'm confused how "people arn't paying off their student loans" and "credentials are still inflating" Like, I wouldn't say the Zimbabwe dollar is inflating, its instead inflated
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by asojfdowgh 4y ago
> Mark Griffith, director of the International Gaming Research Unit in the psychology department at Nottingham Trent University, told Sky News: "If you're a football fan of a specific team and the club puts their prices up, fan
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by asojfdowgh 4y ago
besides the fact that dragging a sledgehammer into the department of defense is really obvious. And that hitting something with a sledge or smashing a window would both activate alarms, and just, be really loud regardless. Yes, there is pla
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by asojfdowgh 4y ago
Its the standard procedure for "unpickable" locks before SMH's lock too.
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by asojfdowgh 4y ago
https://www.bowleylockcompany.com/store/c1/Featured_Products... comes to mind as another "unpickable" lock provider The prices are vastly different, but the 250 is for a pre-production demo model, I&#x27
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by asojfdowgh 4y ago
I do feel that selective brute forcing is going to become popular one day or another e.g. a key with mechanical sections to actuate the pins to specific heights, plus, a very precise rotational sensor (perhaps acoustic sensors too) but anyw
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by asojfdowgh 4y ago
That's a random unofficial build of micropython, MP is still in active development (the specific build target got touched 3 days ago)
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by asojfdowgh 4y ago
uncached, 8 seconds, cached, 6.5 seconds Loading the entire wasm, touching all the things that need to be touched, etc, takes up the majority of the time
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by asojfdowgh 4y ago
Hello World example: 15 requests. 21.65 MB / 7.66 MB transferred. Finish: 8.19 s. DOMContentLoaded: 707 ms. load: 2.95 s. no, stop. I'm super confused about the obsession of clonking specifically the reference implementation when
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by asojfdowgh 4y ago
on the flip side, USBC does all 3, so the future is already here! RPi4 should support power and network through its usbc plug, however you'll still need another cable for video currently. the frame.work "SBC" would allow all
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by asojfdowgh 4y ago
fair
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by asojfdowgh 4y ago
There are so many devices where I already want a sequel to them, HDMI Firewall 2, with the ability to solder spots to re-enable features
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by asojfdowgh 4y ago
I really don't like this math, no one actually stops at that point, you take the output, la, "0.9005" and re-run it (0.9005 × .1) × (1-.995) + (0.9005 × .9) and again, and again, etc, point being that over time it d
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by asojfdowgh 4y ago
> which is generally super low. Except when it isn't, which is kinda the point: Its a fan and a filter, if the fan is improperly fitted, path of least resistance starts playing, if the filter is improperly fitted, blah blah making a
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by asojfdowgh 4y ago
They recommend against a bunch of things even if they get commission
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by asojfdowgh 4y ago
"debunking" the abstract?? - - - "how cringe is that." / "Yeah and cola with Kiwi is also a nice cocktail recipe. Cringe man," "Every kid calls himself a Researcher these days because he opens Google.
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by asojfdowgh 4y ago
So when using the barebones webcam protocol, the webcams look bad, when using custom software for the webcams or iphones, the results are much better. Why is the conclusion that the hardware is bad, not that the method of using the hardware
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by asojfdowgh 4y ago
> Based on physics, information science and economics, we compute and compare the energy consumption and define what is the energy efficiency of both the current monetary payment system and Bitcoin cryptopayment system. We demonstrate th
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by asojfdowgh 4y ago
publicity and traction over competition by using the open-source label, then silently switching parts of the code out with closed source replacements, and for the most part, dropping any development or contribution to the pre-existing compo
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by asojfdowgh 4y ago
less of a pain if someone makes an extension for it, which afaik no one did neither (without cryptocurrencies being mentioned)
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by asojfdowgh 4y ago
All I can say is... I've seen it all before now? on "web2", nothing ever prevented someone using cert/key based auth, and there were libraries to abstract over proprietary APIs, but if you didn't want to go that way
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by asojfdowgh 4y ago
can still do that logic too, without leaving the parsing step, per say /^ (\d+) ** 4 % \. <?{ $/[0].all <= 255 }> $/ or if wanting it really explicit /^ (\d+) \. (\d+) \. (\d+) \. (\d+) <?{ $&#
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by asojfdowgh 4y ago
can't overstate how nice raku is, bit sharper learning curve but still raku: ^ ( \d+ <?{ $/ <= 255 }> ) ** 4 % '.' $ slow raku: ^ ( @(0..255) ) ** 4 % '.' $ rulex: <% ( :
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by asojfdowgh 4y ago
- fad chasing - making plans without executing them, using forks as upvote button - when you make or fork a repo, it shows to ur followers, hence same people each time and yeah, they do things to make number go up, consider it "metagam
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by asojfdowgh 4y ago
all 3 devices look somewhat a case of giving way too much budget to a designer, e.g. just jamming in some nylon rollers, or even doing nothing, would have worked just as well for the sliders
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by asojfdowgh 4y ago
Same reason why I need a UART plug externally accessible Its a cyberdeck, the more questionable the features the better, because then you can make up silly scenarios about saving the world with it, e.g. doing a direct audit of the network h
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by asojfdowgh 4y ago
> "Caching" is not considered basic rudimentary politeness You don't consider this a truth, I do. By google's standards it is a truth, https://cloud.google.com/web-risk/docs/caching for one
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by asojfdowgh 4y ago
Considering they don't want caching, la what is considered basic rudimentary politeness, (and noting that the change increased traffic, so the proxy was intentionally doing busywork that no-one wanted or needed), The odds of them dev
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by asojfdowgh 4y ago
"Can you stop showing my profile to people who hate me" gets met with "we stand by that decision, because inclusive" reminds me of git/hub changing from master to main, and how that did nothing to help minorities ge

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