diyseguy

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by diyseguy 9y ago
This is great, ty. I'm going to add this to my collection of 'words for when'. There are so many strange tricks that people pull on each other that are hard to concisely describe.
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by diyseguy 9y ago
I'm surprised they have to resort to this. I thought they already had backdoors into our digital private lives.
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by diyseguy 9y ago
Google dumbs everything down because they think everyone is dumb. I have learned to avoid their documentation and attempts to teach the populace.
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by diyseguy 9y ago
I just took it. 85% conservative it says. But the fact is I am more like 85% liberal. Also, it's a little bit warped because some of the questions would evoke a different emotion than disgust, but you are required to categorize it a
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by diyseguy 9y ago
I think there is likely a stronger correlation to wealth rather than politics. When people have it really good, they get sort of mentally spoiled by getting everything their way. So, when they encounter something that is not to their liki
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by diyseguy 9y ago
If someone wants to present a fresh take on a subject like this, why drag out the same examples that are always used? My eyes glazed over as I observed the bridges of Konigsberg trotted out yet again. Sprinkling curlicues on a tired overu
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by diyseguy 9y ago
My only real motivation is coffee. It makes me just the right amount of autistic to pay close attention to tedious details and actually care about getting it right and finishing the task. Without coffee I could care less and wouldn't
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by diyseguy 9y ago
I have wanted this for such a long time. How can I make python the main typing window instead of Typscript?
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by diyseguy 9y ago
I have also suspected that it's not possible to live a comfortable lifestyle (e.g. all the modern conveniences most Americans enjoy) without indirectly relying on slave or poverty labor somewhere else
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by diyseguy 9y ago
Your reductio-ad-absurdum assumption is that because some people don't want to have children - no one else will either. But the fact remains, there are people who genuinely want to and those who don't. It should be personal choi
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by diyseguy 9y ago
Some people don't want to have children - this will of course lead to the entire human race shrivelling up into a crisp and going extinct! Reductio-ad-absurdum for the Lose!
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by diyseguy 9y ago
Yes, bring the robots. Especially the maid one. And then the gardener one.
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by diyseguy 9y ago
I would draw the line at "really want to". An argument could be made that only rich people should have children and that would be fascist in the other direction.
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by diyseguy 9y ago
The first few times I casually mentioned I had never been interested in having kids, the reactions were unreasonably vitriolic: "Well, you aren't a good person and should stay away from them then!!" and "You look like
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by diyseguy 9y ago
I would like to read the paper but it is paywalled
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by diyseguy 9y ago
This is the first implementation in Javascript I have seen so far: http://xlab.tencent.com/special/spectre/js/check.js
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by diyseguy 9y ago
This is the closest thing to a javascript implementation I have seen: http://xlab.tencent.com/special/spectre/js/check.js from: http://xlab.tencent.com/special/spectre/spectre_check.
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by diyseguy 9y ago
So... it reads a string that was declared at the top of the file?
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by diyseguy 9y ago
This too was provided as a proof of concept (without explanation): https://brainsmoke.github.io/misc/slicepattern.html . I'm not sure what I'm looking at though
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by diyseguy 9y ago
This whitepaper describes the Javascript exploit in Section IV. I'm struggling to understand it though: http://www.cs.vu.nl/~herbertb/download/papers/anc_ndss17.pdf
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by diyseguy 9y ago
I thought it was supposed to be exploitable by javascript? If you can get to the machine and run c code, well, that doesn't seem like an exploit?
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by diyseguy 9y ago
These sorts of results are so easy to generate using simple ngrams. No machine learning necessary: the best revenge is showing up. hope is showing up with what you decide to plant. live what you live you cannot do what you miss when you ar
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by diyseguy 9y ago
SGI did it first
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by diyseguy 9y ago
uhhh. wow, maybe they did. https://gitcoin.co/ Great minds
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by diyseguy 9y ago
Someone should invent GitCoin. A system in which developers who contribute to open source software are paid for their contributions. The users of the free software would agree to let it mine GitCoin for a few moments before the program la
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by diyseguy 9y ago
I'm picturing some kind of euware/(non-mal)ware for personal routers that will route unthrottled traffic on the side in some sort of peer-to-peer manner.
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by diyseguy 9y ago
Is there any recourse? clever technical workaround? switch to tor network?
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by diyseguy 9y ago
He publishes in journals like this because they are not paywalled like the better known ones are.
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by diyseguy 9y ago
It is not vaccines in and of themselves, but the aluminum based adjuvants that introduce aluminum directly into the body. Other adjuvants can be used in vaccines instead. The research does not suggest avoiding vaccinations, but that a non-
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Aluminum in brain tissue in autism(sciencedirect.com)
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