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by gleenn 10mo ago
The data is the key though. How did they effectively scrape the data? Does every restaurant have a website? I bet half rely on Google Maps. So IMHO you are too optimistic because regularly and effectively getting the data is the hard part,
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by gleenn 11mo ago
I didn't have to have any biometrics taken, just answered a bunch of questions. Flew out of Las Vegas.
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by gleenn 11mo ago
I found out recently that you can adjust your Tesla headlights electronically from the computer screen inside and it was quite easy. I was regularly getting high-beam flashed by people because I think the stock Tesla settings have the light
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by gleenn 1y ago
Which makes Clojure extra tempting because there is a bit of a infectious way to get Clojure i to corporations when you are always just handing the ops guys a "Java" we app bundled as a jar but secretly inside it's all Clojur
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by gleenn 1y ago
I think this is a very negative idea to promote: that laws should can be subverted. Everyone should believe that laws work and when they don't we should work to fix that, not assume that it can never be fixed.
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by gleenn 1y ago
Isn't that something Rust is particularly good at, controlling the mutation of shared memory?
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by gleenn 1y ago
Double Jeopardy is disallowed in the United States, they would have to be convicted on new crimes.
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by gleenn 1y ago
Fun article but the title is definitely overstating the huge amount of functionality lost if you replace Kafka. Immediately on my mind would be durability and broadcasting.
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by gleenn 1y ago
The police chumminess is super dystopian. I definitely went with E2E encrypted cameras because I also think it's so crazy people just hand all that data over without realizing how powerful it is and how much personal privacy they are t
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by gleenn 1y ago
When I worked at a restaurant b2b company that helped pay invoices I learned how razor thin margins most operate on. We even ended up giving out effectively a payday loan to one when they asked for assistance but jeeze those businesses stru
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by gleenn 1y ago
FTA: "As hard as the job is, diagnostic accuracy in the E.R. is high overall. But a recent systematic review of published research estimated that 5.7 percent of E.R. patients will have at least one diagnostic error and 2 percent have a
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by gleenn 1y ago
Glad to see more articles out using AMD hardware acceleration especially for matrix math. More diversity in this space is welcome.
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by gleenn 1y ago
Twitter also
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by gleenn 1y ago
Very interesting conclusion directly from the human study you linked: "Marijuana use is correlated with lower BMI. As legalization and prevalence of the drug in the U.S. increases, the prevalence of obesity may decline. However, clinic
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by gleenn 1y ago
This is an awesome idea, and it's cool to see it broken down by language so you can quickly find things you could actually help on (instead of slowing down a project as a newbie in any specific technologies). In the back of my mind it&
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by gleenn 1y ago
I don't think adequate studies have taken a look into the long term effects of all the solvents and oils they use aside from the nicotine. Intuitively, this just seems like a terrible idea putting non-water-soluble vapors into your lun
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by gleenn 1y ago
Japan recycles but also a whole bunch of their waste is incinerated. I think they super-heat it to reduce emissions but guessing that also costs energy which also secondarily causes emissions.
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by gleenn 1y ago
Kinda wild hearing about anything even using MD4. I remember doing an MD5 attack in a security class like 20 years ago. Obviously that kinda what this whole article is about but literally the first time ever hearing "MD4".
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by gleenn 1y ago
I just wish more people appreciated those things at all. What's the name of the rule where everyone with a sufficiently large codebase has a partially implemented, buggy time oriented data log somewhere and it's too bad people did
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by gleenn 1y ago
I think if even some percentage of "testers" attempted this maneuver enough times that the device would, in fact, break.
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by gleenn 1y ago
You know, I forgot my razor and was on vacation in a very touristy place which only had expensive, "luxury" brands of everything just to pump up the price. So I got stuck buying one of those Mach 4's. I have to say, it was ac
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by gleenn 1y ago
Did it actually say they were violating terms of their visas?
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by gleenn 1y ago
Can you please be specific what I changed? I meant every single word exactly in the first post as in the second. Both are completely accurate. What exactly did I change with any substance?
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by gleenn 1y ago
> The only "pause" threads experience is the callback executed in response to the soft handshake, which does work bounded by that thread's stack height. So this is probably not great for functional/deeply-recursive co
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by gleenn 1y ago
Google Adwords is quite literally using the data they have harvested from you and selling ad placements based on it to the highest bidder in its ad auction system. There was zero hyperbole in that statement.
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by gleenn 1y ago
I think your phrase choice is also quite funny. Obviously a fact isn't physically stolen, it has been surveilled and sold to the highest bidder. Every fair chance a competitor had to offer you something better was taken from you, it ju
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by gleenn 1y ago
It's a reasonable solution. The problem with this solution is mentioned in the article, you necessarily have the worst case memory usage because you have to store everything in the map first. If you don't have too much to store, i
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by gleenn 1y ago
Zed works on Linux/Win/MacOS. I'm also frankly skeptical that ST feels that much faster, Zed is pretty darn fast, far faster than any Electron app.
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by gleenn 1y ago
IIRC it was opt-in.
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by gleenn 1y ago
Check out doing a compression bomb too, you can host a very small file for you that uncompresses into a massive file for crawlers and hopefully runs them out of ram and they die. Someone posted about it recently on HN even but I can't

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