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by croddin 6y ago
If my math is right, a keyboard with every currently defined Unicode character would only be about 16 feet by 16 feet. Someone should make one.
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by croddin 6y ago
So Microsoft Cortana will have had about a 7 year lifespan, just like the Cortana in Halo it was named after.
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by croddin 6y ago
> Car manufacturers aren't allowed to own auto dealerships. Tesla has been working on changing / getting around this.
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by croddin 6y ago
But then if the models are trained on that dataset they might make the same errors to better approximate humans on the forum.
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by croddin 6y ago
If the bitcoin network were ever reduced to that, there would be significant risk of a dedicated miner coming online being able to do a 50% attack.
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by croddin 6y ago
There are already many things that don't count as free speech based on case law, if something like that were to happen in the U.S. it probably wouldn't be an amendment rather a major supreme court case.
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by croddin 6y ago
Visit for a time and hear...
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by croddin 6y ago
It could be they are moving to the major version number being the one that is now incremented in each major release, in line with iPadOS and all the apple OSs. Eg. it will be iPadOS 14, not 10.14.
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by croddin 6y ago
Anonymous functions indeed have. I think he means the arrow function syntax.
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by croddin 6y ago
This could be the new way to filibuster! /s
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by croddin 6y ago
Interesting, but if it boosts the immune system in the wrong way a side effect could possibly be a cytokine storm.
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by croddin 6y ago
I think it is due the magnetosphere shielding from solar wind. Earth has a strong magnetosphere, while neither mars or venus do. For titan, wikipedia says "Titan spends 95% of its time within Saturn's magnetosphere, which may help
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by croddin 7y ago
Basically by having promises which can resolve to existing resources or new resources.
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by croddin 7y ago
The truck will be collecting storing and probably uploading a huge amount of evidence from many kinds of sensors during such a heist, so good luck getting away with that. Would make for a good Ocean's movie.
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by croddin 7y ago
Yes but the New York numbers are for a year, the Hubei numbers are for about 2 months and are increasing.
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by croddin 7y ago
Fargate spot is out now and pretty nice, since it is just running a container of a certain size and can decide where it is run it seems like it would be less likely to run out of capacity as well.
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by croddin 7y ago
I think something like this would be better as an etherium smart contract using oracles to get the crypto prices. Then you wouldn't have to trust a 3rd party (as long as the oracles work right)
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by croddin 7y ago
Apple needs your payment information so you can buy apps. Since apple is a payment platform they want to make sure everyone gives them their payment information.
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by croddin 7y ago
This is probably due to an overworked worker pushed to meet some metric saying something is delivered when it isn't. I'm sure amazon will do everything they can with software using gps, pictures etc to make it harder to do that.
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by croddin 7y ago
All of the articles I have seen seem to focus on being able to recall imagery. Is there a similar difference in ability of recalling other senses? I can visualize in my head to some degree and I can recall sounds to some degree, but I don&#
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by croddin 7y ago
Here is the internet archive link: https://web.archive.org/web/20180324194926/http://espotek.co...
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by croddin 7y ago
Each node has a link to itself and can re-infect itself on the next iteration, so a node has 5 different nodes it can infect in the next iteration rather than 4.
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Git Ransom Campaign Incident Report–Atlassian Bitbucket, GitHub, Gitlab(github.blog)
10 points by croddin 7y ago|1 comments
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by croddin 8y ago
It does look like you have to download a 10Mb js file, but once that is downloaded and cached, it uses a websocket to communicate with the server on the backend and only necessary text will be sent to the browser. I don't think the ban
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by croddin 8y ago
It seems to work fine in Firefox as far as I can tell.
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by croddin 8y ago
Googles’s fragment solution should gracefully degrade to behaving like the normal link in other browsers (as long as there isn’t some fragment conflict) but creating a new pseudo protocol would have to be supported by each browser to even g
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by croddin 8y ago
Here is the article with that image: https://medium.com/@GaryMarcus/the-deepest-problem-with-deep... and the hn discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18577813
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by croddin 8y ago
That is really cool that that is possible! Could the same approach be used for WPF? How do WinForms and WPF differ at that layer? Would WPF be a lot bigger of a project than WinForms?
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by croddin 8y ago
Most real shutting down announcements are titled with some spin that makes it sound like the opposite though like: "The next chapter of advancing Y-Combinator"
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by croddin 8y ago
Wasn't an original idea of Edge that it would have several different quirks modes where it would use the old IE renderer to work with old corporate websites and such to be extremely backwards compatible? Could this break things for som

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