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bluesign
4y ago
Actually 448 hours a year is pretty high in my opinion.
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bluesign
4y ago
I have no numbers to back this up, but intuitively I'd put my money on less than 448 hours per year average, do you have any source on this?
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bluesign
4y ago
> It "boasts" about 88% accuracy in "grooming" and 90% accuracy in new CSAM Aside from principals, this is actually very nice accuracy technologically.
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bluesign
4y ago
People mixing 2 things: tracking over your apps vs tracking on 3rd party apps are different things. Apples tracking protections ( allow apps to track ) applies to 3rd party apps. Apple’s tracking for ads, applies only to Apple apps. Faceboo
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bluesign
4y ago
Mobile wasm memory management is very hard. I think max is like 300-400mb on mobile safari.
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bluesign
4y ago
From what I understood, manager in this context is not technical at all. They read somewhere their competitor using a new technology, and asking if it makes sense if they use that too.
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bluesign
4y ago
Problem is communication there. > A manager came to me asking if we should rewrite the checkout of our E-Commerce platform using React because they had read a blog post about another company doing it All questions can be reflected easily
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bluesign
4y ago
It will limit startup’s valuation for sure. Valuation will limit startups chance to raise investment. Less investment in general will limit startups runway.
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bluesign
4y ago
probably just removing numbers etc dig seattlr.time @dns.toys +short
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bluesign
5y ago
I read that more like: your program needs only one board is not enough reason to make ChessBoard singleton.
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bluesign
5y ago
I think most interesting construct would be, allowing someone to torture someone, only with condition that in the end torturer is killed, while torturer decides with totally free will.
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bluesign
5y ago
What is the threshold, what about saving 1 person from dying ?
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bluesign
5y ago
That's the all selling point of the talk though. System is hiding potential outliers ( like the dancer example ) Although it is conveniently ignoring the failure examples.
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bluesign
5y ago
"price children pay to participate in formal schooling is not worth it." It should be more like: "If you are an exceptional child, price you pay to participate in formal schooling is not worth it"
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bluesign
5y ago
This talk is using "feel good about yourself" playbook, that's why it is the most viewed one. - You cannot succeed unless you try. ( This is misinterpreted by average joe as "if I believe/try enough I will succeed,
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bluesign
5y ago
I think single level is not enough for the best guess. There is a maximum depth ( 6 guesses ). So strategy should consider also this limit.
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bluesign
5y ago
> A well targeted ad can be a net positive to my life I think key word here is `can be` > We’re not going to ever live in a world without ads and I would far rather they be an actual service to me, presenting me things I actually thin
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bluesign
5y ago
I think this depends on the approach to links. If you try to link on recall instead of create, it is much simpler.
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bluesign
5y ago
170k flights last quarter, lets say 60k for the rest quarters each. (Covid effect) 350k Lufthansa flights, 18k empty. Which is around 5%. Considering covid levels of traffic last 2 years, this 5% is totally ignorable. But ofc it is always g
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bluesign
5y ago
This has been discussed for centuries, I dont think we can reach a judgement here easily
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bluesign
5y ago
This is not objective value, this is theoretical maximum value of bitcoin. ( (Considering it will be "the only" currency) Imagine this: Sand grains on earth: 7.5 x 10^18 1 bucket ( lets say liter ) sand: 2 x 10 ^ 7 grains So sand
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bluesign
5y ago
yeah both MVIKotlin and Decompose says they are inspired by badoo/MVI-Core and badoo/RIBs.
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bluesign
5y ago
> Trust me when I say people who pirate are usually the ones who never ever buy video games. It is not like black and white. There are a lot of people in between pirate and pre-order player.
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bluesign
5y ago
Thanks for the detailed answer. Btw any chance this can work on virtualized environment without real GPU. Last time I gave this a shot (virtual screen), couldn’t manage to get it work with hidpi.
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5y ago
Usually I had funny but opposite experience when doing consulting for performance optimizations. At some points either teams converged to people without basic knowledge of data structures or they rushed with something that works (when N in
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bluesign
5y ago
"Does not utilize graphics hardware in vain so it is somewhat faster." Can anyone shed a light on this feature? Doesn't HiDPI require graphics hardware ?
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bluesign
5y ago
Only if you can signup though, been very long time since I registered for invite.
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bluesign
5y ago
Only 3 in top 10 though
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bluesign
5y ago
Very nice writeup, brings up memories with Delphi. Looks like Armadillo protection at first sight, but not 100% sure, been too long :)
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bluesign
5y ago
I am reversing for almost 25-30 years, a lot of things have changed in those years, especially compilers and optimizations. It is hard to give advice, as I learned gradually. But I think best advice is aggressive labeling of the functions w
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