corndoge

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by corndoge 6y ago
It's not rude, it's a reasonable list of suggestions.
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by corndoge 6y ago
TI will make it legal
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by corndoge 6y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PMIDaomx0GA It's in here somewhere. It's also extensively covered in the hour breakout session by the folks who implemented it, which is uploaded somewhere though I can't find
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by corndoge 6y ago
How was / is your overall experience at Oculus?
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by corndoge 6y ago
Similarly, I have always wanted a YouTube search filter for "least views", since that content is invariably way higher quality
396.
by corndoge 6y ago
> We seek a fun and productive scripting environment that can be used for a wide range of tasks. So Lua, but Javascript? Could be neat
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by corndoge 6y ago
They're sort of coopting the name of a datastructure and using it as if it were a product name which is a bit weird
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by corndoge 6y ago
Can someone explain what this is? I can't find anything on the website that explains it
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by corndoge 6y ago
GP stated because it's warm underground
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by corndoge 6y ago
I've used your library! Online stabilizer is cool and it's the only non research implementation I've seen that operates on streams. Anyone know of others?
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by corndoge 6y ago
Does anyone know if they fixed the bug where snaps don't work if your home directory isn't /home/<user>, or is on NFS?
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by corndoge 6y ago
Embrace, Extend, Extinguish. I also like WSL but the lack of a functional network stack is limiting.
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by corndoge 7y ago
The same thing that's going wrong with IPv6 adoption. Edit: It's true. RPKI works, it's just harder to use than not using it, and network engineers have been doing bgp without rpki since forever. Managing PKI is outside the s
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by corndoge 7y ago
Convolutional neural network
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by corndoge 7y ago
And clang!
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by corndoge 7y ago
To your point on NPM dependencies, CDNs for JS libraries is another thing that I recently learned is common practice, which I don't fully understand. It seems like if the CDN goes down then your application stops working, but I am conv
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by corndoge 7y ago
Remove spiderweb dependencies from your deployment pipeline?
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by corndoge 7y ago
Wow, I can't believe an NSA employee doesn't care about responsible disclosure /s
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by corndoge 7y ago
So find the rest and fix them
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by corndoge 7y ago
>There are things that I cannot say due to our employment contract and NDA, but to say the least, we are looking into this matter. Who is "we"?
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by corndoge 7y ago
The wildlife markets are permanently banned now, as I understand it
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by corndoge 7y ago
Yes, but this looks super cool on your desk
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by corndoge 7y ago
I saw your other comment as well. I don't know what to say, you're correct, RST is deficient here.
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by corndoge 7y ago
Worth noting that the de facto markup in python docstrings is RST https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0287/
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by corndoge 7y ago
I've had the markdown vs rst discussion with a few people a few times and the pro-markdown people always cite this, saying rst is much harder to use or the core syntax is awkward in comparison. I don't really understand this, the
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by corndoge 7y ago
I don't buy it. Yes, Linux never breaks userland. Yes, ifconfig is deprecated. But I still don't see how these are related.
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by corndoge 7y ago
Of course it will be fail open. The car will unlock when it does not detect the correct cell phone nearby.
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by corndoge 7y ago
Read the article?
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by corndoge 7y ago
Defeatable via cell jamming / fiber cut, no?
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by corndoge 7y ago
ublock origin shows a confirm page when it happens

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