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by forgot-my-pw 7y ago
What should a free version be? PostSlave?
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by forgot-my-pw 7y ago
It comes with a lot of risks and side effects: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LASIK#Risks
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ZombieLoad 2.0 also attacks new Intel processors and software patch(tugraz.at)
2 points by forgot-my-pw 7y ago|0 comments
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by forgot-my-pw 7y ago
It could just be as bad as Microsoft's AI that was racist
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by forgot-my-pw 7y ago
You can just use Chromium: https://www.chromium.org/getting-involved/download-chromium But you'll be missing the auto updates.
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by forgot-my-pw 7y ago
Some Deepmind projects got integrated into Google projects in the past: - WaveNet: https://cloud.google.com/text-to-speech/docs/wavenet - Data centre efficiency: https://deepmind.com/blog/arti
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by forgot-my-pw 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Definition_of_planet#Double_pl...
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by forgot-my-pw 7y ago
It looks so bizarre, not the computer as we know it: https://www.flickr.com/photos/ibm_research_zurich/4078696912...
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by forgot-my-pw 7y ago
That might be a pretty expensive run on a supercomputer
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by forgot-my-pw 7y ago
It's definitely something that we should research more. It worked for Alaska, in a smaller scope.
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by forgot-my-pw 7y ago
Obviously 2008 Zimbabwean dollar.
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by forgot-my-pw 7y ago
Claiming 100% accuracy with a single heartbeat is just hard to believe
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by forgot-my-pw 7y ago
Data from Google is similar: https://www.google.com/intl/en/ipv6/statistics.html
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IPv6 adoption is still below 30% among Alexa top(worldipv6launch.org)
1 points by forgot-my-pw 7y ago|1 comments
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by forgot-my-pw 7y ago
No backwards compatibility could be IPv6's biggest mistake. Now everyone is forced to maintain 2 IP addresses.
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by forgot-my-pw 7y ago
Apparently Yahoo is still big in some parts of Asia, like in Japan for example. As for the rest of the world, I don't see the point of Yahoo anymore.
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Light Speed – fast, but slow [video](youtube.com)
2 points by forgot-my-pw 7y ago|0 comments
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by forgot-my-pw 7y ago
Yes, it was basically a contract work.
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by forgot-my-pw 7y ago
Let's make a new language called Lang. We can also call it langlang. I'm sure there's nothing using that name~
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by forgot-my-pw 7y ago
Had one company paid me for my time developing their test interview app. That was the first and only experience I had. Took a day to do, but I made sure it was really polished.
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by forgot-my-pw 7y ago
When QUIC just came out, early comments said that it makes CPU usage much higher. Is it still the same case today?
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by forgot-my-pw 7y ago
I wonder if that's the reason they launched Braintree with a more sane API. Nevermind, Braintree was acquired by Paypal in 2013.
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by forgot-my-pw 7y ago
Their newly announced corporate credit card has good benefits (US only): https://stripe.com/en-ca/corporate-card At least you get some cash back from expenses.
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by forgot-my-pw 7y ago
That means it has to sit directly under the sun all the time. If you get the plugin Prius, you can already not pay for gas at all with short commutes. And it cost almost half of Tesla Model 3.
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by forgot-my-pw 7y ago
Paywalled article
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by forgot-my-pw 7y ago
I truly miss this channel. Even the short video about chairs was great.
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by forgot-my-pw 7y ago
Ah, it seems to be based on Visa.
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by forgot-my-pw 7y ago
How does the card validation work? Do most payment processors accept it?
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by forgot-my-pw 7y ago
I think Talks at Google is mostly not about Google? For the engineering side: https://www.youtube.com/user/GoogleDevelopers
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by forgot-my-pw 7y ago
Here's an article from a maintainer of a framework library (Angular): https://medium.com/@Jakeherringbone/you-too-can-love-the-mon... Something like this might only be possible due to their tooling and test covera

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