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by bendbro 11y ago
I've never liked them either. In Forza I had a volt, but only so I could cover it in vulgar graphics. I think what bothers me is that they don't look like normal cars. Their shape is closer to a toaster than a sports car, they hav
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by bendbro 11y ago
I wanted to come back and say I was too quick to judge on the vulnerability article. This data doesn't indicate whether bugs were found and patched internally, or were actually exposed first by malware.
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by bendbro 11y ago
Also wanted to come back and note that this data doesn't indicate whether bugs were found and patched internally, or were actually exposed first by malware. I was wrong to make a judgement on it.
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by bendbro 11y ago
In what way? As with the microphone and GPS, chrome prompts the user with whether they want to give the website access. I could see a need to be able to run a web app in a sandbox mode though, where it has only ephemeral access to storage a
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by bendbro 11y ago
It appears these restrictions haven't done a great deal to stave off exploits. http://venturebeat.com/2015/12/31/software-with-the-most-vul...
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by bendbro 11y ago
I found a number of articles referencing this IOS 4.2 SSL vulnerability. http://www.peterbance.co.uk/information-security-articles/ss... It's somewhat difficult to find the event on Google due to results of the se
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by bendbro 11y ago
While your test is exactly what is expected from iPhones, it says nothing about their performance on other devices. Chrome and Firefox on the iPhone are not the same Chrome and Firefox found on desktop and android devices. Apple restricts a
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by bendbro 11y ago
Most people realize that when you have 200 competing brands of Almond Milk, 199/200 times they are not telling the truth. There is no value in believing what advertising says.
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by bendbro 11y ago
Android pay can be activated when you are not rooted, and remains active if you root later. It is trivially easy to root/unroot flagship android devices and you have access to unblemished images from google if you happen to screw somet
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by bendbro 11y ago
IOS fails the same standard. http://venturebeat.com/2015/12/31/software-with-the-most-vul...
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by bendbro 11y ago
Something similar happened with the playstation 3 and its master key. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PlayStation_3_homebrew
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by bendbro 11y ago
Is quantum indeterminacy related to the Uncertainty Principle? Also, isn't it assumed that quantum effects don't bubble up to the classical level?
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by bendbro 11y ago
I think most tech savvy millennials already subscribe to determinism in some form.
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by bendbro 11y ago
I'm betting whatever comments end up on this post will be used as ammo for further drama.
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by bendbro 11y ago
Notice that this blog post provides zero in the way of evidence. Before assuming everything written here is true, it would be worthwhile to fact check.
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by bendbro 11y ago
Nobody ever claimed it did. The "what" is that it shows the evidence presented in the paper is bad for that argument. That says nothing about the truth of the argument.
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by bendbro 11y ago
Do you have any good examples of where it is likely to fail?
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by bendbro 11y ago
Wouldn't it still be likely to settle on a local minima when the deciding factors for the existence of a local minima are limited to those that contribute to the likelihood of a single output category, and not whether all functions are
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by bendbro 11y ago
I thought it just simply had something to do with gradient descent.
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by bendbro 11y ago
If human generated books, artwork, and behavior qualify as new ideas, why don't computer generated things also qualify? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tCPzYM7B338 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cbb08i