derac

25 ms·

241.
by derac 4y ago
The amount of cheating and the industry around writing papers for others might surprise you.
242.
by derac 4y ago
This is why there should be zero tolerance for cheating. Immediate expulsion imo.
243.
by derac 4y ago
Perhaps because these aren't equivalent environments. In school you are expected to learn, not copy answers...
244.
by derac 4y ago
option B, report the cheating
245.
by derac 4y ago
afaik it takes several days to fulfill
246.
by derac 4y ago
risk exposure to that not being honored and tether crashing.
247.
by derac 4y ago
it just did lol
248.
by derac 4y ago
I would say some programming skill is useful for anyone in the modern world, but I would just learn some Python and data manipulation tools. Something like Automate the Boring Stuff with Python would be good.
249.
by derac 4y ago
The login link from the email failed in Firefox (Librefox). Chrome worked. Cool idea! edit: More issues with Firefox and Librefox. :(
250.
by derac 4y ago
I like the idea and execution, I also think the branding could be better.
251.
by derac 5y ago
yed looks cool, I've been wanting a good free visio alternative
252.
by derac 5y ago
I love this project! I agree support for arbitrary grids would add a lot to the user experience. You might not even need ml for that. For instance, look for the blob of uninterrupted color that occupies the largest contiguous space in the
253.
TruffleHog v3: detect and verify 639 key types(trufflesecurity.com)
3 points by derac 5y ago|0 comments
254.
by derac 5y ago
The game engines Unity, Unreal, and Godot all have strong support for visual scripting as well.
255.
by derac 5y ago
To be clear, wsl 2 lets you interact with the Windows filesystem. I believe you can launch exes in wsl1, but not 2. However, I've never needed to do that. It's definitely not groundbreaking, but it is convenient. Using it with the
256.
by derac 5y ago
As a long time Windows user, I highly recommend using this to turn off the useless crap. https://github.com/Disassembler0/Win10-Initial-Setup-Script
257.
by derac 5y ago
A CPU (generally) uses one powerful core, sequentially going through a large chunk of data, while a GPU has a large number of relatively weak cores (say, hundreds) operating in parallel on small chunks of data. For instance, if you wanted t
258.
by derac 5y ago
I forked another person's code and added bounding boxes, if you want to check it out. Seems like it works pretty well, though the bounding boxes are erratic. https://gist.github.com/derac/9dfa8884bb04df59ac498d3bac
259.
by derac 5y ago
In the spirit of his argument, they do use time-gated content and other methods to psychologically exploit their users into buying things.
260.
by derac 5y ago
Seems unlikely that the general population would spend 2-4k on a console.
261.
by derac 5y ago
Broken link, access denied.
262.
by derac 5y ago
Hah, I had exactly the same experience with Wal-Mart when working at an enterprise software company about 2-3 years ago. They scheduled a weekly meeting with a top support member and constantly asked for changes to the software.
263.
by derac 5y ago
This is a vulnerability scoring system, it indicates the severity level across a number of different metrics. https://www.first.org/cvss/calculator/3.0
264.
by derac 5y ago
The straufen issue wasn't an earthquake. A chemical reaction occured when water mixed with an anhydrous layer, causing the ground to swell up to 12 inches per the linked wiki article.
265.
by derac 5y ago
Naughty Dog is (big) one that comes to mind immediately. Check out their GDC talks. GDC in general is a good place to find in depth technical talks from devs.
266.
by derac 5y ago
I was also going to suggest this. I have used a lot mouses and this one is my go-to. It's well built and priced. It definitely has 3 "real" buttons.
267.
by derac 5y ago
I figured I'd point out why you're (probably) being downvoted in case you don't understand. The problem of payments is obvious, it's literally ancient. It's a ridiculous and naive statement that anyone would have to
268.
by derac 5y ago
I've used this with Jython and I find it very cool and straightforward to use. I think it has potential for automated testing implemented by non-programmers. A potential downside is that I imagine running OpenCL takes a decent bit of G
269.
by derac 5y ago
My (naive) answer would be to localize any DateTime to account for any changes in Date due to timezone, strip the time and compare the Dates. I'd reckon a Date means any time in that date and is of lower specificity than a DateTime, ra
270.
by derac 5y ago
Can I see some sources for (4) and your claim that his sources are biased?

More ›