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by elcomet 6y ago
> Then, I need to find a second to let them know of this (unless I either totally drop the ball or consciously decide to not reply). This seems strange to me. I view IM as asynchronous. If someone messages me while I'm busy, I'
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Cosmopolitan Libc – your build-once run-anywhere C library(storage.googleapis.com)
2 points by elcomet 6y ago|1 comments
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by elcomet 6y ago
Why though ? If someone wants to harm you, they can damage the hard drive enough so that the data is unreadable if they have physical access.
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mRNA Vaccine(xkcd.com)
30 points by elcomet 6y ago|0 comments
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by elcomet 6y ago
One common issue is that build can be very long if you rebuild all the apps from your monorepo
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by elcomet 6y ago
Why do you say it's shit ?
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by elcomet 6y ago
Here's a nice video by Yannick Kilcher explaning the Nystromformer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m-zrcmRd7E4 The benefits over regular transformers is that it is more efficient (does less operations), as the origina
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by elcomet 6y ago
Yeah sorry, I meant Gbps
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by elcomet 6y ago
It's FFTH
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by elcomet 6y ago
I'm saying they would have find a way to deliver the app to customers, whether in desktop or web form. And customers would have downloaded the app if needed, as it seems to be the only powerful way to manage ads.
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by elcomet 6y ago
I'm living in France in a medium-sized city, and I pay 20€/month ($25) for 1GBps internet (that's actually a 1 year discount, it's gonna be 30€/month). Also my 4G mobile plan is 60Gb/month for 10€.
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by elcomet 6y ago
Very interesting story! The title (Google being able to kill facebook) seems a bit exagerated though. If this app was so important (25 to 50% of all facebook revenues), and so important to customers (most powerful editor to manage ads), I&#
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by elcomet 6y ago
Non-paying users are not customers, thus google doesn't really earn them support for their products. For paying users, that's a different story.
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by elcomet 6y ago
> Johnson & Johnson is bigger than any bank in the world, why aren’t the rich and powerful in the pocket of Big Band-Aid? But they are. Look at the many scandals around Johnson & Johnson on corruption cases...
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by elcomet 6y ago
In the leaderboard, the images are too small. It would be nice to be able to see them without clicking on them individually.
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by elcomet 6y ago
For 2), in Julia, there is "mod1" function which acts as modulo, with 1 being the smallest value instead of zero. It doesn't really make sense mathematically, but is very useful for looping over circular arrays.
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by elcomet 6y ago
most authors write in Word, and use only one or two font variation bigger size for chapter titles).
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by elcomet 6y ago
> Like, recording the video and distributing it? Yeah, exactly.
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by elcomet 6y ago
A mousetrap doesn't live and grow though. So what's your point ?
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by elcomet 6y ago
So it's definitely not the covid symptoms, it's inversed. Covid symptoms affect primally smell, which in turn affects taste. But i think with covid can still taste basic flavours like salt, sugar... But not complex flavours from s
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by elcomet 6y ago
I believe it's the repetition rule that makes the game finite, not the stalemate rule, since number of positions is finite. There is also the 50-move rule of course which limits more drastically the length of a game.
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by elcomet 6y ago
Chess is definitely not a solved game. The end game is solved though, when you have only 7 pieces left on the board. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Endgame_tablebase#Computer_che...
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by elcomet 6y ago
Well new tests have to be developed, that don't trigger when people are vaccinated but non ill.
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by elcomet 6y ago
Cause it's very fast to find the vaccine.
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by elcomet 6y ago
I think there's a disconnection between tech people and other people. I know plenty of non tech people which are perfectly happy with pinterest, looking for cooking recipe or DIY ideas there and pinterest gives them perfectly what they
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by elcomet 6y ago
That's where you're wrong, and this is the difference between wired meshes and multiple access points. Wired meshes will handle the handoff (and do it better than devices, with no downtime). Multiple APs will not.
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by elcomet 6y ago
When they export, money gets in. But they don't import much , if you look at china's trade balance, it's at + 421 billion dollars [1] (money going in) while USA is at -616 B [2]. So it's in fact hard to get money out of
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by elcomet 6y ago
And all of them had books or newspapers.
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by elcomet 6y ago
It could report the host's hardware.
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by elcomet 6y ago
It's back

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