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ezoe
8y ago
There is WebView library currently proposed to the Standard which is exactly the linked article author wished for.
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ezoe
8y ago
It looks like this tool automatically/periodically dump cores when certain performance conditions(CPU, memory usage) met. I don't know but is there no equivalent tool in the entire Linux history?
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ezoe
8y ago
Perhaps NTFS's alternative data stream has different treatment?
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ezoe
8y ago
All of the current situation is his own fault. He is a very sadistic overworked animation director who created the good movie at the cost of stressful low wage workers like they are expendable assets. The workers under the Hayao's lead
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ezoe
8y ago
Running JavaScript means parsing text from outside source plus executing the program from outside source. Both requires really complicated code counted by the unit of M LOC(Mega Line of Code). It's still under-esitmating.
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ezoe
8y ago
An American found a SOS message inside the Halloween decoration package, saying the SOS writer is held at concentration camp, tortured and forced to overwork. She published the message and it was fact. The writer fled to Jakarta. They'
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ezoe
8y ago
I hate the poisson distribution because it completely against the naive instincts of how random behaves.
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ezoe
8y ago
By using the obsolete software versions, it cause instability and inconsistency and a lot of effort will be wasted to workaround the issue rather than solving the real problem.
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ezoe
8y ago
I suggest the latest Debian stable or Ubuntu LTS. Debian stable keep the history of roughly 2 years release cycles. Ubuntu LTS is set to follow strict 2 years release cycle.
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ezoe
8y ago
Actually Red Hat is exactly like IBM. Huge and slow. I know the contribution to FOSS from Red Hat is great and all, but their product, RHEL, was a cancer for a modern software development. Just easier to maintain for sysadmins doesn't
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ezoe
8y ago
I am becoming to doubt the value of adblock and the mindset of filter maintainers these days. It cause a lot of issues on their side but the customer blame the server. I've heard a story that web-based game not working for some people
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ezoe
8y ago
I've read the whole article. It was like good written dystopian novel but non-fiction which I can't believe.
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ezoe
8y ago
That's hilarious.
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ezoe
8y ago
I imagined the interview video where multiple light sources constantly moving for the proof that the lighting is real. Or more likely these NN-generated video fake the poor quality video and audio. The fake video author claims it was captur
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ezoe
8y ago
Not only that, Windows 10 requires multiple reboots during the OS upgrade, then it still requires some processing on the first user log-in after the upgrade. I have no idea how MS implemented the OS upgrade process this bad.
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ezoe
8y ago
So, they got a lot of patents for DNA compression standard MPEG-G. But there is no way to get a license of it? That's unusable standard for 20 years! What are they thinking?
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ezoe
8y ago
There are more than 500 people visited the space. Not many people experienced the rocket failure and lives to tell about it.
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ezoe
8y ago
Unfortunately, Uniqlo's job is so inhuman from top to bottom. Possible exception for a few tops but it's just because they have large capital to buy share. You can't imagine having a family when working on Uniqlo. It should b
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ezoe
8y ago
I keep Windows just for gaming so I am immune to this issue. Hell, I even wish Windows installation completely break so I can try Wine. What I don't get about Windows Update is, that it requires multiple reboots. Why? Also it took long
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ezoe
8y ago
I like new numbering system which allows me to quickly deduce the generation of standards. No more a/b/g/n/a-something.
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ezoe
8y ago
Yes. I read the article and it looks like so.
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ezoe
8y ago
So, the last year, Waymo claimed that Uber infringe this patent and Uber claimed they redesign it so it didn't infringe the patent now. And then, the same patent is concluded to be "impossible" and "magic". What kin
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ezoe
8y ago
All patents are BS.
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ezoe
8y ago
Any settlement without first going to the court will be abused and exploited. DMCA is a just bad law.
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ezoe
8y ago
It's alive because original author keep seeding the content. Nothing headline worthy to read.
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ezoe
8y ago
It's your computer which store cookie and localStroage data to the local storage. It' your computer which execute JavaScript program to retrieve that data. It's your choice to use the same IP address. It's your will.
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ezoe
8y ago
Are you sure you didn't access it from the same IP address? There are so many fingerprints you are willingly sending to the public.
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ezoe
8y ago
If there is a program which output the authenticity of input, Can't we use that to further improve the NN? Eventually, given enough computation, trained NN reliably output videos even the said program can't bust. I see a dark futu
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ezoe
8y ago
It doesn't require rocket science to understand how bad this is. It's like permission to arrest and jail anyone for no reason BECAUSE he may commit crime in the future.
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ezoe
8y ago
Real hardware is imperative. Object-oriented programming was once treated like Functional programming. The languages which did implement OOP as it was originally thought was horribly inefficient. So practical languages took the good idea ou
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