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by cdancette 8y ago
This was what I thought, in fact it's the exactly why I stopped using adblock.
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by cdancette 8y ago
I think this is actually good for privacy. We will know that companies using this service don't care about privacy, even for non-european users. We could then can design a tool detecting the use of this service and notifying the user &
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by cdancette 8y ago
First, I would prefer not to use a third party analytics that tracks user behavior and downloads / uploads things to their server while users are browsing. Especially to Google servers. All the info I need is already in the http server
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by cdancette 8y ago
The only thing that annoys me about github pages or netifly is the lack of traffic analytics (number of visits, location..). There isn't a single metric we can have access to. Cloudflare gives minimal but useful analytics
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by cdancette 8y ago
https://xkcd.com/927/
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by cdancette 8y ago
So those are the ln and cp of linux respectively? (Meaning cp -> ln, install -> cp)
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by cdancette 8y ago
Telegram is not really open source. The server is not, and the Android code is updated months after each update, all commits being squashed(see issue[1]). Also their new app (Telegram X) is not open source. [1] https://github.com
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by cdancette 8y ago
This is similar to the world from the nov The World Inside by Silverberg. Very good book, I recommend it!
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by cdancette 8y ago
I really liked unity as it was always stayed out of the way, doing just what you asked, nothing less, nothing more.
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by cdancette 8y ago
This code is not written for production, it's just written to make you understand how the basic of this technology works. So I would say the unit tests have the exact same purpose: make the reader understand what the functions are doi
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by cdancette 8y ago
there's an option in gmail labs to activate multiple accounts, I've never tried it though
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by cdancette 8y ago
same in france
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by cdancette 8y ago
The problem is that "99% the time gives a correct result" is imprecise. It can be understood as both: - p(sick|positive) = 0.99 - p(positive|sick) = 0.99 We get totally different results, the first one is obvious (99% change of be
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by cdancette 8y ago
I'm not sure you phrased the problem correctly. If we follow your explanation, then the probability of having the disease is indeed 99%. If you want to show the implication of Bayes' Theorem then you need to be more precise : Say
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by cdancette 8y ago
GDPR is just a first step and obviously is not the whole solution to this problem. But I believe it's a necessary step, even if not perfect.
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by cdancette 8y ago
Next is passing laws to avoid those kind of problems (like GDPR). It's not sufficient to go after each shady company that sells your data.
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by cdancette 8y ago
Turning off messenger notifications seems drastic and unnecessary (it's real people contacting you). It's like turning off sms notifications of call notifications, I do it whenever I need to concentrate , but not by default. The p
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by cdancette 8y ago
- Autopilot and supercharger are pretty easy to me (they do pretty much what they say) - they didn't invent the LIDAR, and it is the widely used name for this device so if course they must use it. This recomandation just advise not cre
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by cdancette 8y ago
This is a joke right? That's a crazy requirement
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by cdancette 8y ago
You should use more punctuation, your writing is very hard to read and understand (as a non native speaker)
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by cdancette 8y ago
Maybe you live in a bubble too. That's just a guess but a majority of windows programs may be made in C#
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by cdancette 8y ago
Then what do you recommend switching to?
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Differentiable Plasticity: A New Method for Learning to Learn(eng.uber.com)
3 points by cdancette 8y ago|0 comments
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by cdancette 8y ago
And for android : Keepass2Android is very good
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by cdancette 8y ago
For me it's the opposite. I feel like with cruise control on, I'm much more attentive to the road and the surroundings and feel much safer. It really annoys me when I have to constantly look at the speed to avoid getting above the
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by cdancette 9y ago
I also use https://blogtrottr.com/ like another mentions. There are some ads, but they don't appear in the email if you have an adblocker. I'm think about paying the service, which I find very nice !
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by cdancette 9y ago
I used RSS while Google reader existed, and I stopped using it for a few years after it disappeared. Now, I'm using a service that sends some RSS feed to my email so so can read them directly from there. I think it's amazing as it
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by cdancette 9y ago
The question is not about failing but detecting an obstacle and braking. If one system detects an obstacle, stop the car. Even if this system was failing and the other wasn't detecting anything. And if one system fail, yes the car shou
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by cdancette 9y ago
Microsoft azure is not going so bad, and it started in a space where amazon was far ahead. A large head start doesn't mean that you can't compete, it depends largely on the space.
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Facebook does reinforcement learning on humans(twitter.com)
1 points by cdancette 9y ago|0 comments

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