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by ezoe 8y ago
If they seriously believe that protecting customers security is important, they shall not encourage their user to use Apple products. Android is also bad for this.
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by ezoe 8y ago
How can you certain that the video you're watching isn't procedurally generated fake, or there is a gun pointed at the prisoner from behind for not talking about human right violation?
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by ezoe 8y ago
Ubuntu 18.04 is horrible on this. The default GUI package manager, "Ubuntu Software" shows up snap packages just like ordinary packages. It was uploaded by somebody who is not bright at the domain and badly configured for locale.
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by ezoe 8y ago
I agree with RMS on this one too. Another reason not to set foot on US soil for I cannot trust the US law at all.
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by ezoe 9y ago
I don't know, for this type of fake video, you don't even need a face mapping or a voice mapping implemented by deep learning. Just take any random Barack Obama video which we have plenty of, use similar male voice, or copy&pa
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by ezoe 9y ago
In Japan, we have a "Potato Police" who blame the typical medieval fantasy novels which features the potato. For the potato didn't exist in medieval period.
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by ezoe 9y ago
Yes, at least for Japanese. Currently, most Japanese Google search results are garbages. It's all boilarplate texts(but produced by very cheap human labor writers so you can't easily filter it out) with keywords in it. SEO won, Go
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by ezoe 9y ago
Imagine the children can't read the book for age restriction so they can't learn a new things, or they can't write a letter or make a phone call for age restriction so they can't inform the world they are abused. There i
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by ezoe 9y ago
That solution requires that all computation is deterministic and the result of computation can be easily comparable. I think not all the computation is that simple.
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by ezoe 9y ago
As others have already pointed out, there are trust issues. The seller can fake the computation to return bogus result is one thing. But even if there is no malicious intent, the resulting computation is still ended up bogus result, the mal
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by ezoe 9y ago
There is a simple solution. Just block the access from the EU. Let them suffer for the consequence of stupid law.
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by ezoe 9y ago
Seriously? As a Japanese, I can't agree any of the auther's claim. First, It's less than 20 years old for a crime to be punished differently than adults in Japan. Not 21 years. An article containing this level of mistake cann
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by ezoe 9y ago
How can we praise the Nintendo Switch? It is a computer we cannot freely write a program of. It's evil, like the most of DRM protected gaming consoles.
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by ezoe 9y ago
At this rate, you should rather write down the passwords in the paper and stick it to the computer. Sure, it's vulnerable to the man behind your back. But if such threat exists, you shouldn't type your password anyway.
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by ezoe 9y ago
I don't get it. A crypto-currency which will hard-fork twice yearly and all miners accept that hard-fork? If you trust changes not backed by computations but from central authority regularly, why don't you use the traditional ban
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by ezoe 9y ago
When do the people learn? If you hand over the control of your crypto-currency to the central trade authority, it completely ruins the value of crypo-currency. You should rather use traditional nation-backed currency at regulated trade auth
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by ezoe 9y ago
This. I was following bitcoin(not mined or owned it) from the beginning but these days, people don't run full node or not even have a wallet in their local storage. They just relies on convenient online wallet services. It just ruins t
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by ezoe 9y ago
No US visit for me then.
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by ezoe 9y ago
I was wondering how can I use SharedArrayBuffer to implement the high-resolution timer. It's just consist of a dedicated thread keep incrementing the counter memory on SharedArrayBuffer. Read the counter value in SharedArrayBuffer from
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by ezoe 9y ago
The second link is "License For Customer Use of NVIDIA GeForce Software", the third link is "License For Customer Use of NVIDIA Software". The second link is presented and you agreed upon when you try to download the GeF
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by ezoe 9y ago
We already have software licences which grant you a copyright usage only when certain conditions are met like: 1. restrict its software to be deployed at one physical or virtual computer. 2. Similar to one but restrict it to be deployed the
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by ezoe 9y ago
Since only the trustworthy bodies can join the party, they can do the job more efficiently by not using any of the trendy blockchain which may technically prevent the fraud but otherwise inefficient. And since there are only banks can join
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by ezoe 9y ago
I really can't understand how could this license change not mentioned at all previously in Non-Japan countries. This issue has been widely known because a famous[citation needed] Japanese entrepreneur accuse NVIDIA for the recent silen
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by ezoe 9y ago
It looks like Lenovo's problem.
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by ezoe 9y ago
Well, MSVC supports those eye candy features yes. But it doesn't implement the C++ in the standard conforming way. Name lookup, overload resolution, and templates and practically everything is not implemented according to the spec. Rea
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by ezoe 9y ago
>MSVC supports C++17 features natively MSVC is the worst standard non-conforming C++ compiler in the current major compilers. I consider it MS C++-ish dialect compiler.
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by ezoe 9y ago
No C++ compilers currently implemented the full C++17 standard at this time.
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by ezoe 9y ago
Not only he does that, he also explains the debug procedure like we're 5 years old. I'm so impressed.
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by ezoe 9y ago
Any plan to support firmware update via fwupd?
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by ezoe 9y ago
I use the exercise ball at both office and home. It's perfect.

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