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by galkk 6y ago
Let's start with defining terms here. I would argue that spying (e.g. observing) and attack (DDoS, trying to alter data etc) are already different. Second, you can doubt, but you don't have any evidence that they're not doing
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by galkk 6y ago
I will just put it here: https://i.insider.com/5271388a6bb3f7ac4756d90c?width=900&for... (Google employee, Google took it very seriously). In general, though, I think that this is normal for countries and intelligence
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by galkk 6y ago
Still no usb-c
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by galkk 6y ago
tl;dr author proposes to use shorthands for common words... The "feature" that is built-in into most IDEs and most programmers are using on daily basis, e.g. https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/using-live
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by galkk 6y ago
Or we do specialized solutions for each of the goals.
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by galkk 6y ago
It's a good tone to show an affiliation to the project, when you introduce it. judging by the nickname and github url it's yours https://github.com/geophile/marcel
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by galkk 6y ago
Had the same issue, instead of no-op did "momentary layer toggle" - the key still switches the layer, but only while you holding it. That gives time to re-adjust.
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by galkk 6y ago
I own ergodox and it has the same issue as the most of the "enthusiast" keyboards (dactyl/manuform, ergodox, plank) - it hates non-english layouts. Typing in Russian is a struggle. The common answer is to remap the keys to do
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by galkk 6y ago
While I think it's closer to be dead on arrival (PartiQL), I like PartiQL/GoogleSQL way (generalizing SQL over nested structures) much more than the examples in the article
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by galkk 6y ago
I read an article and I feel that this is a deflection of a guilt much more than Excel issue.
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by galkk 6y ago
But could Epic afford it? Their largest hit is Fortnite, and will it be relevant (and bring them tons of money) in several years, if nobody will be able to play it?
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by galkk 6y ago
Man, they're awful :( I looked into Python and regex
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by galkk 6y ago
My recent favorite is "creaky wooden ship sounds" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89XoBPjgWcI . My daughter also sleeps very well with this sound There's also https://generative.fm for generated am
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by galkk 6y ago
Not OP, but I use 4k 43" (larger diagonal) and I'm certain that on 43" it'll be noticeable
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by galkk 6y ago
> Just to clarify: those are private servers where everybody's botting. I don't think that you need that clarification. The greed of many game developers doesn't have any borders. Artificial delays that force you to spend
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by galkk 6y ago
Holy shit. I'd be staging my fake death already.
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by galkk 6y ago
> People get tired of being offended and move on. Won't happen, until it brings them benefits.
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by galkk 6y ago
I don't think that you even need to produce deterministic result in game
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Chess Stockfish 12 released: 130 elo increase over 11(github.com)
2 points by galkk 6y ago|1 comments
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by galkk 6y ago
Adding neural network evaluation allowed crazy elo increase
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by galkk 6y ago
Having a daugther and recently went through the process of bilingual name choice I think now that how the name is written doesn't mean as much. (although we know that if we'll have another daughter, her name will be Sophia, becaus
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by galkk 6y ago
I like a lot the distinction that I first saw mentioned at Google Is your test actually testing functionality or is merely change detector? For example, unit test has copy-pasted sql query and breaks if you reformatted it etc? If it's
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by galkk 6y ago
No, they aren't supposed to neither feel the guilt nor repent for color of their skin.
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by galkk 6y ago
> I ask because from what I understand from Google's monorepo, it should be easy for engineers to take direct dependencies on whatever they want. Not correct. The dependency system supports visibility restrictions - you can take dir
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by galkk 6y ago
There was a similar recording 2 years ago: retired soviet military pilot (no piloting experience in 20yrs) is trying simulator of MiG 29 (with VR helmet). He did some maneuvers and even land the plane. https://www.youtube.com&#x2
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by galkk 6y ago
How about this https://www.polygon.com/2019/10/30/20938550/call-of-duty-mod... Tl;dr American army did carnage, the (one of most popular) game portraits that Russians did that Or entire company of heroes
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by galkk 6y ago
In our case it created entire "industry" of rewriting lecture notes by hand (some lecturers required it)
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by galkk 6y ago
This is insane busywork that I hated in college (xUSSR, 20+ years ago). I would scrutinize the example, though. I don't know how "clean" the documents are expected to be, but the picture is too uniform and too clean - no pen
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by galkk 6y ago
As I see, the problem is not that the vote can be altered, but that the vote can be bought and the fact that person voted in the right fashion could be verified by 3-rd party much more easily (screenshots/whatever). The privacy of voti
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by galkk 6y ago
I can easily relate to this. The method of tuning of a guitar to itself is "5 fret on 6 string (low E) should sound like 5 string (A), 5 fret on A should sound like D etc". When I started, I couldn't figure it out at all. The

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