danuker

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   by danuker 4y ago

   Today we have drones. They are just as capable of poking someone's eye out. With less noise and fumes.
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   by danuker 4y ago

   Maybe a decompiler can take you further: https://boomerang.sourceforge.net/cando.php https://www.backerstreet.com/decompiler/decompilers.htm
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   by danuker 4y ago

   > produces 3 kW to 4 kW of heat for every kilowatt of power it consumes So, not too different from typical heat pumps. Ground-source heat pumps are especially effective.
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   by danuker 4y ago

   So, somehow, releasing CO2 to partially burn biomass and produce biochar gets counted as "offsetting" CO2? Without planting trees to offset the biochar creation, it only contributes to the problem, and the CO2 concentration in the
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   by danuker 4y ago

   When I hear Cloudflare, I have a knee-jerk reaction to link these two resources: DDoS mitigation better than Cloudflare (according to jart): https://github.com/jart/tokenbucket The tyranny of Cloudflare: https:/&
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   by danuker 4y ago

   Cheers!
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   by danuker 4y ago

   Then again, Google has an overwhelming window into everyone's private lives. Perhaps giving them passwords is adding fuel to the fire.
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   by danuker 4y ago

   Consistent, yes. Meaningful, no. What does "denlive" mean? "live" could mean "streamed in real-time" but "den"? "kden"? Am I transmitting live from my den?
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   by danuker 4y ago

   Electric resistive heating is much more expensive than gas heating. Maybe a heat pump is more efficient (about the same as gas, depending on climate) but needs more capital than $25.
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    by danuker 4y ago

    Wikipedia: Wage theft is the failing to pay wages or provide employee benefits owed to an employee by contract or law. You have defended taxation, not wage theft.
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    by danuker 4y ago

    > So if one of the random little CAs in the root store of your browser issues a rogue cert for “google.com”, it will be logged and seen The victim might be the only one getting a collision as governments target them (and no security rese
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    by danuker 4y ago

    HTTPS does not address state-level threats. Your browser trusts a load of entities by default, any of which could be forced to meddle with your data. Lenovo Superfish exposed the limitations of the CA system.
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    by danuker 4y ago

    You can do that with Ctrl+Backspace. Or Ctrl+Left if you just want to move.
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    by danuker 4y ago

    I would have guessed they were in a station made of grey goo expanding as they went further. But some bugs in the software (or it being incomplete/a testing version) prevented the generation of some rooms (like the bedrooms) as well as
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    The Great Cloudwall(framagit.org)

    2 points by danuker 4y ago|0 comments
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    by danuker 4y ago

    What benefit does Google get from improving Maps? Does it make them more money? They get location data even if you don't use Maps.
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    by danuker 4y ago

    Many humans avoid malicious compliance, because they want to keep their job.
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    by danuker 4y ago

    > 2) Android apparently doesn't support CalDAV! I tried, but I couldn't get an iCloud published calendar to show on an Android phone, not even read only. I have been syncing my Android calendar with NextCloud using CalDAV for y
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    by danuker 4y ago

    Indeed, the sock market has seen quite the uptick in volume over Christmas.
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    by danuker 4y ago

    Christmas retention miracle
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    by danuker 4y ago

    > to delete the contents and deactivate the account Are you in the EU? Google's DPO or your country's data protection authority might want to hear about it.
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    by danuker 4y ago

    Which is precisely when you finally have time to do them.
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    by danuker 4y ago

    Reminds me of Atlas Shrugged, when they had to resort to manual track signal switching. "Physical men, serving as lamposts. You’ve advocated it long enough—you’ve got what you wanted’" (pp. 875-76).
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    by danuker 4y ago

    For instance, F-Droid only permits software that can be verifiably compiled by them. It essentially bans binary blobs yet it is very useful.
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    by danuker 4y ago

    Wow! I should probably join forces with this project instead.
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    by danuker 4y ago

    I suspect features created manually from the data (as opposed to solely using the raw data): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feature_(computer_vision)#Extr...
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    by danuker 4y ago

    I find them most useful when there are many variables, or when I can see there's a relationship but I don't feel like trying out equation forms manually. It is indeed of limited use, since often I can spot the relationship visuall
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    by danuker 4y ago

    If interpretability is sufficiently important, you could straight-up search for mathematical formulae. My SymReg library pops to mind. I'm thinking of rewriting it in multithreaded Julia this holiday season. https://github.c
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    by danuker 4y ago

    I only found out that the Caribbean home is $16M.
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    by danuker 4y ago

    Compared to $8 billion missing funds, the bail is a slap on the wrist. I wouldn't be surprised if he disappears.