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by enlyth 5y ago
If it's on device, is it possible to reverse engineer the hashing algorithm? I'm assuming some clever people can then brute force some matching images with nonsense in them that test positive
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by enlyth 5y ago
It is coming, and there is nothing we can do about it. There's a chilling feeling watching this all unfold, as our freedoms get taken away and we're powerless to do anything other than complain on a programming themed social media
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by enlyth 5y ago
I'm curious because I don't know how this works exactly, how much collateral do you have to put up to borrow something on a decentralized exchange? If it's less than 100%, how is it enforced that I ever return the money, and
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by enlyth 5y ago
The websites you all listed are just vehicles for further speculation and gambling. Gaining interest on cryptocurrencies by providing liquidity so other people can speculate on cryptocurrencies, prediction markets (literally gambling on cry
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by enlyth 5y ago
It seems the article was submitted by the author, so I don't see an issue here
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by enlyth 5y ago
They've done something smarter, created a cult of people that do the job for free
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by enlyth 5y ago
Forgive my ignorance but when they say 75% of insects have disappeared over the last 50 years, do they mean species variance or biomass?
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by enlyth 5y ago
My understanding was that Apple's marketing created the initial deviation from the original meaning which led to the current one, but yes seeing what other people are commenting now it's not that simple and I was wrong on my assum
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by enlyth 5y ago
The only reason I mentioned it is because OP's usage caught me off guard. Most of the time in colloquial usage I've seen PC used as an acronym to mean "computer with Windows installed as the OS", especially when being co
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by enlyth 5y ago
A bit of a tangent but I am quite impressed how Apple's marketing campaign was so effective that they've managed to redefine what PC (personal computer) means
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by enlyth 5y ago
Protections in place which created a global shortage in GPU availability for machine learning and gaming, sounds like they didn't work great
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by enlyth 5y ago
OCR of your image https://pastebin.com/raw/66mAzqyL
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by enlyth 5y ago
As I understand it, when you want to save bandwidth for the clients you're always limited by the video codec, or you have to take a tradeoff in lowering the quality. So you're stuck with either VP9, or HEVC which is not royalty fr
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by enlyth 5y ago
This year, I had my first summer without needing to take antihistamines in over a decade, I actually wonder what has caused this
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by enlyth 5y ago
DiamondClean 9000
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by enlyth 5y ago
I doubt it, I bought a new Sonicare toothbrush and it came with an app to supposedly help you track your brushing or whatever; I was curious so I installed it. After updating my toothbrush firmware, I got a prompt on my phone asking for it
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by enlyth 5y ago
https://archive.is/v0Bp4
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by enlyth 5y ago
Seems more like a missing feature, you can physically cover your webcam if you're that paranoid.
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by enlyth 5y ago
I've been very happy with date-fns, picked it up after hearing good feedback from others: https://date-fns.org/
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by enlyth 5y ago
Yeah everyone here bashing Discord doesn't understand that the voice chat aspect is like 5% of what makes it appealing. You can build actual _communities_ on Discord, it's not just about the voice chat. It brings the people togeth
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by enlyth 5y ago
BlueStacks claims to have more than 500 million users, I know a few friends who use it to play mobile only games on their PC for example. If android emulation was so useless on Windows, it wouldn't be so popular
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by enlyth 5y ago
I'm not OP but I share his frustration with so many of the built in HTML elements. All of them seem like they're stuck in the 90s and just plain impossible to use for modern UI requirements. As someone who has worked on a lot of U
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by enlyth 5y ago
Yes I agree if it's impacting life so much then it's best to follow the doctor's recommendations, that's why I wanted to be a bit careful with my comment to not sound dismissive to those who genuinely need help
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by enlyth 5y ago
I'm not saying this is what you're suggesting, but I also feel like medicating people with amphetamines so they can be 120% productive 40+ hours of week is also not the solution to everything We're humans and especially those
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by enlyth 5y ago
The homepage displays the wrong price for cryptos (says Bitcoin is 33k but it's above 36k)
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by enlyth 5y ago
What about the crowbar attack? A couple of thugs show up at your house and tell you to hand over your private keys, or they'll beat you until you will. Code can't account for all the nuances of real life or being human
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by enlyth 5y ago
Indeed. Imagine having to lower real estate prices because demand falls. Fossil fuel use going down, less useless crap produced for less people, less pollution. Having to raise wages because of less unskilled labour available. Sounds like a
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by enlyth 5y ago
And how long can we keep this infinite growth of people going? That's clearly not sustainable either
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by enlyth 5y ago
That is really cool and well done, thanks for sharing. One question I have though, is the square piece supposed to rotate like that, i.e. shift up and down while rotating? I think this might be a bug.
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by enlyth 5y ago
Options are not available from day one on IPOs, usually it takes at least a few weeks for them to get listed, although the minimum delay is three days

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