cl3misch

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A stealth AirTag clone that bypasses all of Apple's tracking protection features(github.com)
3 points by cl3misch 5y ago|0 comments
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by cl3misch 5y ago
Now I know you can programmatically push to Github gists, thanks!
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by cl3misch 5y ago
> fun fact, the Jax folks at Google Brain did have a Python source code transform AD at one point but it was scrapped essentially because of these difficulties I assume you mean autograd? https://github.com/HIPS/auto
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by cl3misch 5y ago
Not sure if you mean exactly this, but JAX is pretty close to "differentiable APL running on GPU" I'd say.
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by cl3misch 5y ago
The machines are called "micro CT"
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by cl3misch 5y ago
I don't have a great filing system, but it has been sufficient so far: have all documents in the same folder, put their respective date in the filename together with some tags ("yymmdd_name_and_tags.pdf"), and convert scans t
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by cl3misch 5y ago
Do you re-open a running tilda instance? Or open a new one every time you press the hotkey?
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by cl3misch 5y ago
How are you using tilda on Wayland, i.e. without global hotkeys?
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by cl3misch 5y ago
I guess maybe, iff you host content copyrighted in Germany?
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by cl3misch 5y ago
Regarding the LUKS encryption, he is likely talking about an encrypted /boot partition and using SecureBoot.
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by cl3misch 5y ago
Maybe because there aren't any mature alternatives yet?
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by cl3misch 5y ago
I have been blocking ads in Safari in iOS with AdGuard for "content filters" forever. What is the difference on iOS 15?
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by cl3misch 5y ago
Aren't SD cards pretty limited in terms of write durability?
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by cl3misch 5y ago
> without resorting to third-party software What would be the "first-party software" in that case?
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Fermat's Library: software to help illuminate academic papers(fermatslibrary.com)
53 points by cl3misch 5y ago|9 comments
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by cl3misch 5y ago
I'm pretty sure that is the exact point the parent post is trying to make!
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by cl3misch 5y ago
The concept sounds more like "user serviceable" than "hackable" to me. But still, knowing the physical dimensions of the slot and having the USB-C port itself providing retention, it should be straightforward for 3rd par
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by cl3misch 5y ago
The argument in the post is that they are all from the same, large media company: > At the bottom of each page: < https://www.nexstar.tv >
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by cl3misch 5y ago
This seems to be hidden from HN, but the link [1] still works. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27424195
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by cl3misch 5y ago
AFAIK you can export from Google Authenticator. May be a relatively new feature though. https://lifehacker.com/how-to-move-google-authenticator-to-a...
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sh: Call any program as if it were a function (Python)(github.com)
2 points by cl3misch 5y ago|0 comments
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Sonos was granted an injunction against Google in Germany(protocol.com)
1 points by cl3misch 5y ago|0 comments
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by cl3misch 6y ago
Isn't "backpropagation" just a synonym for the partial derivative of the scalar cost function with respect to the weights? And in the mathematical formulation of biological neural networks these derivatives can't be comp
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by cl3misch 6y ago
> We can consider the the discrete Fourier transform (DFT) to be an artificial neural network: it is a single layer network, with no bias, no activation function, and particular values for the weights. So this post essentially shows that
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by cl3misch 6y ago
> Google Chrome has become a slimy browser [...] I don't think you'll convince any non-technical users with such language.
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by cl3misch 6y ago
Are we certain this was not because the vulnerability is called "KRACK" which is similar to the drug "crack"? Youtube has been very strict about such phrasing mishaps.
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Does physics explain the laws and behaviors observed in biology?(physics.stackexchange.com)
2 points by cl3misch 6y ago|0 comments
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by cl3misch 6y ago
All Linux users I know don't use Flatpack/Snap for their sandbox, but much rather for getting the newest version of some UI app (Inkscape) on an older Ubuntu release. I think this shows that a standard release cycle is not appropr
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by cl3misch 6y ago
No, I think what got us into this mess is Ubuntu being a server distro with a standard release cycle (as opposed to rolling release) getting incredibly popular on desktops. Desktop users want the newest version of their UI apps and don&#x27
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by cl3misch 6y ago
Am I the only one thinking this collision might be intentional?

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