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by foooobaba 4y ago
This makes sense, it produces chunks not the whole source where a search engine would also give you the license.
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by foooobaba 4y ago
It seems like we should come to agreement on what the license is intended for, given that when the licenses were created in a time before AI like this existed. If the authors did not intend their code to be used like this, should we not res
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by foooobaba 4y ago
If github or google indexes source code using a neural net to help you find it, given a query, is that also illegal? If you think of copilot as something that helps you find code you’re looking for, is it all that different, and if so, why?
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by foooobaba 4y ago
Does anyone know of any good translation apps that also help facilitate learning? One problem I face is that I use translator apps to converse with some family and (mutual) friends and don’t share common language, but when I translate a who
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by foooobaba 4y ago
I noticed this as well, but the Way Back Machine can help with this! Just paste your broken link into it to go back in time. https://archive.org/web/
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by foooobaba 4y ago
When I was 12 I followed ESR’s guide on “how to become a hacker”. I wanted to learn hacking but didn’t know where to start or have anyone to ask. Started with html then c++ and using linux. For me, it’s probably one of the most important th
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Annus Mirabilis Papers(en.wikipedia.org)
7 points by foooobaba 4y ago|0 comments
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by foooobaba 4y ago
Two things helped me: 1. Simple organization 2. Laid back mindset Organization to get clarity, not to be prescriptive. To easily see things like what’s going on, when deadlines are, and what’s involved, and what you want in the first place.
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by foooobaba 4y ago
In my subjective opinion, I would say it’s probably not meaningful to you for whatever reason. Only you can know what’s meaningful to you, and this might be something that you need to discover. I find that a writing session can help (like 1
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by foooobaba 4y ago
This fuckshit analysis surprises me, I expected to see fuckshit but I guess folks are not out there using fuckshit as often as me lol.
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by foooobaba 4y ago
Only one way to get better, keep at it. Eventually you’ll learn it, who cares if it takes you longer than what you would consider normal. It would be a shame if you gave up just because it is hard. It’s a worthwhile challenge. Try not to be
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by foooobaba 4y ago
I don’t want to do that, but I do want to grow it in a climate controlled growth chamber and study it. It’s a fascinating plant.
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by foooobaba 4y ago
Yeah I would be growing this indoors in my home lab, where I can control the environment with a growth chamber. I just want to study it more as it is a pretty fascinating plant.
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by foooobaba 4y ago
I’ve been trying to find a place to buy this plant (Texas, USA) for 3 years. Every place online I have found is always out of stock. Right now is actually the season to plant it, so I’ve been looking for it again. Has anyone found a place t
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by foooobaba 5y ago
Is there a way to import goodreads, I often use the books that I’ve added to goodreads to choose the next book, if this were a feature would definitely move to it.
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by foooobaba 5y ago
This looks very cool, thanks for sharing!
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by foooobaba 5y ago
UP is a freight railroad and has around 32k miles of track, and about 10k trains. Also, they need to operate 24/7 in harsh conditions all throughout the US, west of Mississippi river, so very hot and cold, mountains, desert ect.
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by foooobaba 5y ago
His YouTube videos are awesome and worth checking out! https://youtube.com/c/SamZeloof
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by foooobaba 5y ago
This is commonly called a reduction in complexity theory, and is used often in hardness proofs. Here is a class from an incredible teacher, Erik Demaine , about such problems which may be helpful: MIT 6.890 https://ocw.mit.edu&#x
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AWS’s Hotpatch Agent for Log4j(github.com)
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by foooobaba 5y ago
13 (14 is fine too). It is super portable, can even fit in a purse or backpack without weighing it down, if I want a big screen I hook up to a monitor. With 13 I can easily sit on the couch and read an ebook and almost feel like it is a rea
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by foooobaba 5y ago
I did some similar shenanigans when in 10th grade, with backtrack 3 and ettercap-ng it was pretty easy. I didn’t do the load balancing, and ended up crashing the network when my laptop couldn’t keep up lol.
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by foooobaba 5y ago
That’s hilarious, at a small school our bus driver was the local it admin… 7 minutes of rainbow tables with ophcrack live cd was all it took to become domain admin.. never changed it for all 4 years lol.
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by foooobaba 5y ago
When I was 13 I read ESR’s how to become a hacker and it changed my life.. I followed the instructions starting with c++ then linux and that’s basically how I got into coding! http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/hacker-h
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by foooobaba 5y ago
For those interested https://artofmemory.com/ is a forum where lots of memory athletes share strategies and tactics. Additionally it also has some software you can practice to improve your skills.
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by foooobaba 6y ago
There is a class which is behavioral evolution from stanford which covers these topics. There are other frameworks to look at it from like individual selection theory (try to make sure your dna survives) kin selection (your family shares yo