dragandj

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by dragandj 10y ago
Didn't know of that. Thanks for the info. I thought he was referring to TPB.
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by dragandj 10y ago
I check it out regularly, and I have never found an illegal hashsum there. Moreover, most times the magnet links their users posted there worked great and I used them to successfully connect to other users who shared their contents with me.
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by dragandj 10y ago
So, they should close Starbucks because some people meet there and later discuss their shady business elsewhere?
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by dragandj 10y ago
TPB does not contain anything like that. TPB says: There exists someone who goes by name John Smith. Ask around for him.
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by dragandj 10y ago
How do you know? And even if it is - complain to those users. TPB does and can not control the contents that users use to calculate hashes. 100% of hashsums on TPB are legal. These are genuine numbers. They don't even uniquely identify
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by dragandj 10y ago
I do not care what some users use it for. In itself, TPB hosts magnet links (hash sums). That's all. What people use to calculate those sums is not under control of TPB.
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by dragandj 10y ago
I prefer the search interface, where I often find the legitimate content that interests me. Then, I download that content from other users , not from TPB.
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by dragandj 10y ago
How do you mean The Pirate Bay is set up explicitly for finding pirated material? Where does that come from? They are set up for finding torrents. Torrents can be and often are completely legitimate. Sometimes they contain pirated material,
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by dragandj 10y ago
About the namespace problem: I do a lot of refactoring, and namespaces were never my problem, because the types of errors op is talking about could be handled by the test suite, and/or cider reloading. I really think I would not wa
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by dragandj 10y ago
Have you read the comments? Who is the author of that "3-rd party" plugin? No connections with Microsoft?
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by dragandj 10y ago
Wait a minute. Microsoft did something to deceive the users of its "free" Visual Studio? Why this does not surprise me... I can understand why people used Visual Studio 20 years ago - decent free alternatives were lacking. But in
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by dragandj 10y ago
Perhaps they do not like his money and are trying to convince him to torrent the music.
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by dragandj 10y ago
All these professions are (going to be) gradually replaced by automation/robots. Learning to code might put them in "robot manager/operator" instead of "they took our jobs" crowd.
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by dragandj 10y ago
This is a major release of Neanderthal, a fast native & GPU matrix library: In this release, spotlight is on the new GPU engine, that: Works on all three major hardware platforms: AMD, Nvidia, and Intel Works on all three major operatin
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Neanderthal now on Nvidia, AMD, and Intel GPUs (Clojure matrix library)(neanderthal.uncomplicate.org)
6 points by dragandj 10y ago|3 comments
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by dragandj 10y ago
Everything can be pushed or covered up by propaganda, but let's look at official census of Kosovo: Of course, you failed to mention, or didn't know, that only 50 years before the conflict, the ethnic structure was: 1953: 65% Alban
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by dragandj 10y ago
Of course, you failed to mention, or didn't know, that only 50 years before the conflict, the ethnic structure was: 1953: 65% Albanians vs 23% Serbs In the eve of the 1999 bombing, it was: 1991: 82% Albanians vs 10% Serbs And after the
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by dragandj 10y ago
The civilians are still missing after 17+ years. They were adopted by the terrorists. Whether it can be proven (by whom?) that they ended in that particular yellow house or not is of less importance.
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by dragandj 10y ago
Isn't any such problem brewing for thousands of years? Mass murder of Muslims is a problematic statement. On one hand, any situation where there is more than a few dozen or a couple hundred deaths could be considered a mass murder, but
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by dragandj 10y ago
I think you are badly misinformed.
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by dragandj 10y ago
As a native speaker, I can confirm that Google translate is wrong in this case :)
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by dragandj 10y ago
Apparently not, because "GNU is Not Unix", while Google deliberately marketed their language as Java to developers.
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by dragandj 10y ago
Only if you violate Java's GPL license. Google took a GPL code and licensed it under a different license - that's why they are sued. So, even if Google looses, that basically strengthens the open source case AND Java, meaning that
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by dragandj 11y ago
Interestingly enough, I doubt any of the GPUs actually has even 128 physical independent cores (cuda cores are not actual cores).
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by dragandj 11y ago
The problem is that most applications have to be completely rewritten for parallel algorithms, which does not fit well to many application domains (does not bring additional speed).
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by dragandj 11y ago
The problem for Intel is that AI and machine learning are going to be typically done on the GPU. So, Nvidia. Also, a chance for AMD to recover.
987.
by dragandj 11y ago
Not only symmetry, but also the proportions. People are evolutionary wired to use symmetry and proportions of faces and bodies to estimate health and survival/reproduction "value". This is not the only factor, of course, but
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by dragandj 11y ago
I also have a Mac, and I remapped that busy cmd key to left alt ;)
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by dragandj 11y ago
While these things are desirable, please point to: 1. a solution such as you describe that might be used today 2. how would a typical user of lua (a GPU non-expert) program those special matrices 3. even if he/she can code the algorith
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by dragandj 11y ago
Currently, only torrents seem to offer this. On the technical side. I won't argue about the legal side, which might be different in different parts of the world. If people weren't so moralizing, maybe the movie mafia would listen

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