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by azatom 4y ago
I wonder whether the next intern's project at g will be the eliminating leap days with speeding up the clock for a week :)
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by azatom 4y ago
Can you show me an example of this "controlled randomizing"? What I know about it either just too much space for randomizing, or I have to add some pattern/rules, how to generate it.. so it is the base of the problem. But if
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by azatom 4y ago
The emphasis is more on the brute force. These testing tools are for a concrete method with concrete data structure (if not just one property) - so the "finding something I don't expect" does not apply. I'd like to stre
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Ask HN: How to generate random test data (valid and noise too)?
5 points by azatom 4y ago|5 comments
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by azatom 4y ago
So pdf is officially dead. R.I.P. (Big company product only bundles with widely used product, if they are desperately longing the the descending userbase. Look for flash, when users begin no longer installing by themselves, it come to the w
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by azatom 4y ago
Port Libreoffice to the web! :)
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by azatom 4y ago
"Can't edit local files Android does not currently allow web apps to open and save local files." Why? For example this works in android chrome: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3582671/how-to-open
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by azatom 4y ago
Sorry if my english did cause problem in the second, clarifier paragraph. Under support I mean "it works well", and not "try it, if you are lucky, it may work". If you are not using a school example like print the first
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by azatom 4y ago
Which programming language support it? Sure it works on most, but usually it is for prototyping the algo. It is really bad pratcice not separating the space of the programflow (stack) and algo's flow (heap). You will realize it when yo
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by azatom 4y ago
No they don't, these are all pretendous laws, leaving loopholes. It is much easyier gathering one big "fine" from companies, than taxing individuals.
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by azatom 4y ago
"Stay in your fence, sheep!"
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by azatom 4y ago
That wouldn't be appleish, they don't like complicated stuff, look for unified gpu memory:) Optane is discontinued, for a reason?
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by azatom 4y ago
Two types of comments: - "the result doesn't even work..." yeah, even to be a rubberduck is amazing, what thll you expect, got your payment too? - "wow, amazing...": not really, best case it is a google without (di
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by azatom 4y ago
Is this an AI generated article?
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by azatom 4y ago
No. People hate ads because ads are lies. This is formally the best way describing what/why it does. Even the best open source things have basically just codes, not this kind of documentations.
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by azatom 4y ago
What about cursive, where mirroring/rotating does not even produce the same number of letters? (eg.: google love hate mirror image)
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by azatom 4y ago
Without cryptography the digital signature makes no sense, everywhere it is called digital. But proably you are "right". Https became a thing because big companies needed the online thing, and it has to be secure. Pdf is one of la
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by azatom 4y ago
I do not find more details about that. BI tried the editing (so the update happend), and I guessed it is not "digital", but something like drawing a signature. Test with a gov. signed pdf, other tools show the sig correctly, fire
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by azatom 4y ago
Still does not handle digital signature. Why? Over a decade ago if someone asks editing or something like the lock in the adressbar for https comes sooner for pdfs.. (libreoffice or ubuntu's pdfsig command shows the signature and chec
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by azatom 4y ago
I have tried it for months on desktop - not as secondary or main, but as the only browser.. and a lot. And switched back. I just can not get used to the "slow" pdf engine. On scrolling/paging for split second it is blurry (ch
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by azatom 4y ago
This is endianessly stupid:)
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by azatom 4y ago
Like USA will begin in 2023!? I could hardly believe it when I heard it, it is barely three centuries away!
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by azatom 4y ago
PS.: maybe at least partially is what you are afraid is irrelevant (not only keyboard shortcuts are affected): anything easily achieveable must be revertible.
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by azatom 4y ago
The reaaon is that those houses are not built in the desert. Your point is invalid. You have to protect the plants from the drought and humans from sandstorms. You can not cover a km wide 100m tall city, it has to be 200m x 500m. (numbers
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by azatom 4y ago
"Divided" is not competition, it is "conquered".
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by azatom 7y ago
> "...there is no repeating pattern in the decimals, any combination of numbers is possible somewhere ..." Just pretend pi in base2 is in base10. It is irrational and no sequence will appear with 2-9. Or what am I missing?
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by azatom 8y ago
I don't get it. I do not want to define recursion, but for me as a programmer stackoverflow is a recursion, what is happening if I call y(factorialFactory)(10000).
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by azatom 10y ago
Not color blind friendly. I mean not everything must be usable with full color blindness, but even a small game would be nice to be usable with slight color blindness. The green/pink, relatively thin borders are indistinguishable.
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by azatom 10y ago
Evolution is built on hacks. Society is built on hacks. Mathematics was not built on hacks. Since Gödel mathematics is built on hacks too. Aint nobody has time build sg right instead of to be working. Hack the hacking world.