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by ezoe 6y ago
He did it for "without wearing out the internal eMMC". Does it wear out that fast?
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by ezoe 6y ago
In my country, it's illegal for the taxi driver to decline the customer unless it has valid reasons(the customer is violent or threatening, does not satisfy the hygiene standard, road is damaged etc). I think it's a fair regulatio
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by ezoe 6y ago
A small portion of people whose native writing system are based from Latin alphabet believes that case conversion is an essential must have feature and having that feature in locale library help the localization. But if you consider the oth
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by ezoe 6y ago
A program that let remote machine mount the entire filesystem of local machine, then chroot it to execute the command on the remote machine. It implemented a FUSE-based network filesystem intended for ad-hoc use just for this, with some obv
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by ezoe 6y ago
What you need is a sledgehammer.
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by ezoe 6y ago
I wasted 2000 hours for this game. Highly addictive.
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by ezoe 6y ago
Be careful what you do with a Japanese tokenizer. Just because you got an ability(or I'd like to call it probability since it's not perfect) to tokenize Japanese doesn't mean you can process Japanese like the language you fam
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by ezoe 6y ago
The problem is, software can be really complex it's possible to make it so no one programmer can understand the whole picture. The tasks can be divided so the individual programmers are given order like "do X in condition of Y&quo
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by ezoe 6y ago
Electoric bicycle fall under the Healthy Living category? Like how?
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by ezoe 6y ago
As a native speaker of a language which doesn't strictly use tense, I don't see why some languages are so strict about it. It's obvious from the context.
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by ezoe 6y ago
I strongly doubt that. It's the global supply chain that prevent the another WW.
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by ezoe 6y ago
PageRank was named after Larry Page? MySQL is named after the one of co-founder's daughter, My? I knew the Debian. but this is mind boggling.
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by ezoe 6y ago
The term "social engineering hack" is doubtful. This is the social engineering hack: "I am very important Twitter board member, give me an access to the internal tool." To gain access by bribe, coerce or persuade the fru
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by ezoe 6y ago
I also lost a friend who was very influential among us this year. The death was so sudden and guessing from his tweet before his death, it was probably cerebral apoplexy or similar sudden brain damage. If you have a friend not keep in touch
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by ezoe 6y ago
The question is, does showing the precise target matched ads profit the Google more? If not, Google has no incentive to improve in that regard. By showing you ads, Google has already been profiting. All Google need to do is showing you the
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by ezoe 6y ago
My thought is it's because how HN was designed. It doesn't display images and videos, not even for the ads. Also the reply notification is minimal. When you got a reply, HN doesn't use a great effort to notify you. When you d
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by ezoe 6y ago
I wish the thing is that simple. The reality is more concerning than petty data gathering. Today's smartphone users don't use the generic web browser. When they heard that there is a trending web service X and they decided to try,
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by ezoe 6y ago
The font data itself is copyrightable in Japan.
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by ezoe 6y ago
This license doesn't work in Japan for the result of font rendering is not protected by the copyright. It was decided in the court that in order the shape to be recognized as a character, that shape must follow the pattern we generally
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by ezoe 6y ago
I think the developer community need to start refusing to use the cellphone. It cannot be trusted. It's tainted by non-free software on top of non-free OS on top of non-free firmware with the separate processor whose behaviour we canno
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by ezoe 6y ago
>Yet Radi was trained in encryption and cyber security. He hadn’t clicked on any suspicious links and... If you were properly trained for, you should have already realized that cellphone is not trustworthy way of communication.
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by ezoe 6y ago
Some countries are boasting that their superior policies prevent the spread so the other countries should learn from them. I doubt it. While the difference of Sweden and nearby countries can be explained by the policy difference, It's
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by ezoe 6y ago
The moral is, don't relies on Platform vendor's official distribution system as a sole way to distribute your software. If that platform doesn't allow you to distribute the software outside of it, don't bother to support
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by ezoe 6y ago
We have real time text chat for decades but most people, after remote work become the norm thanks to the COVID-19, still prefer video chat rather than the efficient text chat. It's because most people are lacking the literacy. Even tho
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by ezoe 6y ago
The problem is, most people don't have enough literacy and practicing to communicate via text. Most of them appear to be able to read and write text, but they are not. They simply recognize the few keywords and pretend they understand
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by ezoe 6y ago
If you need an online SaaS account, that can be remotely disabled, to develop and distribute your software, you have been already lost anyway. Forget that useless malicious platform already. It's not worth it.
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by ezoe 6y ago
Says Nikkei, a company with all-male all-very-old board members.
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by ezoe 6y ago
Well, that's bad.
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by ezoe 6y ago
How could one person be so important at CPU development? We have no doubt he is one of the best player in the field from the history. But doesn't the huge project like CPU development require a lot of good workers rather than one geniu
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by ezoe 6y ago
I don't like Dark Mode. I even set my terminal emulator to white background with black text.

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