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by croddin 8y ago
Small nitpick > Yes, I can do this for any whole number bigger than zero. Should say "Yes, I can do this for any whole number zero or bigger." since 0 is a palindrome
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by croddin 8y ago
I can reproduce that on chrome with JS off. It looks like the first two paragraphs are there but covered by the image.
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by croddin 8y ago
On some booking sites it might actually be a good idea to open them in incognito mode, and you can get a quote without them using data linked to you.
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by croddin 8y ago
And Atom
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by croddin 8y ago
Was oil a "boring commodity business"? Many oil companies made very high profits.
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by croddin 9y ago
How about this question: If all matter in the universe was dedicated to producing new bit sequences until the heat death of the universe, what is the length of the shortest sequence that would never be generated?
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by croddin 9y ago
Yea but this is only temporary. In the long turn (hopefully) mining will end up making gpus cheaper and better from the increased demand.
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by croddin 9y ago
I thought something like this was supposed to be impossible because it would allow FTL communication? Or is the communication at light speed?
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by croddin 9y ago
Makes sense to me. You can't buy many cash equivalents with credit card and can't usually get cash advances from a credit card, so this is just correctly implementing that policy. Can you buy stock with a credit card?
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by croddin 9y ago
And the tips can't be withdrawn either. All the money stays in the contract? function withdrawTips() public { // The owner can only withdraw the tips tips = 0; owner.transfer(tips); }
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by croddin 9y ago
I have a question: the attacks were apparently found by the authors of these papers and project zero very close to each other. Why is it that a bug that has existed so long was suddenly found by both groups so close to each other? Are there
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by croddin 9y ago
I think they block svg but not other images because svgs can contain javascript and could be used in a phishing attack. i.e. data:image/svg+xml,<svg xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'><script&
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by croddin 9y ago
I have come to the same conclusion. There needs to be more IoT devices that function like that though. It is difficult to find ones that meet those requirements. Does anyone know of a good smart thermostat with an api that can be used witho
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by croddin 9y ago
It doesn’t wrap on mobile and you have to scroll horizontally to read it all.
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by croddin 9y ago
It looks like github's pull requests and other features Linus had problems with have improved since 2012. Here is a pull request that Linus opened recently: https://github.com/Subsurface-divelog/libdc/pull&#x2
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by croddin 10y ago
It looks like bloomberg updated the title to: "Alphabet's Waymo Alleges Uber Stole Self-Driving Secrets", which makes more sense. We should change the title here.
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by croddin 10y ago
Is that a workaround/loophole then? A tab can play silent or very quiet audio and then run unthrottled?
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by croddin 10y ago
That's what Google Labs was. If they had kept Google Labs and released some of these products under that brand, people might not be as worried about them killing the full-fledged Google projects when experiments are ended.
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by croddin 10y ago
"Snowden is a spy who has caused great damage to the U.S. A spy in the old days, when our country was respected and strong, would be executed" - Trump https://twitter.com/realdonaldtrump/status/4573149344
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by croddin 10y ago
> 5. The "Smart Contract" code is completely trapped within the Eth system. I can't query a website and check data from there, nor can I generate random numbers, nor can I do anything that isn't explicitly on the bloc
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by croddin 11y ago
Apple said that could sync the data if the AppleID password wasn't changed. Can Apple just revert the AppleID account on their servers to a backup with the old password hash (or however it is stored)? Why wouldn't this work? Has s
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by croddin 11y ago
Almost all cars still have them, just bring a laptop into a car.
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by croddin 11y ago
If you look at the 2004 Grand Challenge things looked pretty bad too, but driverless cars have made huge strides in the past ~10 years. If robots can do the same, they could be ready by then.
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by croddin 11y ago
It looks like it is TensorBoard, included with TensorFlow http://tensorflow.org/how_tos/summaries_and_tensorboard/inde...
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by croddin 11y ago
There is a Force Touch Javascript api that can be used in Safari, right? Could this app be rewritten as a web page?
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by croddin 11y ago
Well the made the hack language, which is php with types. I don't know how much they use it, but it seems like that is at least a move in the right direction.
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by croddin 11y ago
* Unless that conflicts with local law. Which I believe in many places it does.
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by croddin 11y ago
It makes sense that idempotent can have both definitions. Mathematical functions can't have side effects so they have the "normal" definition of f(f(x))=f(x). In computer science, with side effects, since state can change, th
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by croddin 11y ago
Here is the discussion for "Suddenly, a leopard print sofa appears": https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9749660
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by croddin 11y ago
From the Washington Post article: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-intersect/wp/2015/09... > Positive ratings post immediately; negative ratings are queued in a private inbox for 48 hours in ca

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