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by hgo 2y ago
Ah, that's a relief. It sounded incredibly scary if it was some new type of species just now. I would imagine that it would overwhelm our ecosystems wreaking havoc until a new balance is eventually found with new winners and new types
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by hgo 3y ago
Ah, maybe. Thanks
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by hgo 3y ago
I can't shake a vague memory that Java was named in an early brainstorming session with post-it notes on walls with tons of good and bad names, where eventually Java remained as the winner. I believe I've heard about this as a pri
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by hgo 3y ago
If you excuse some speculation: (clarifications appreciated of course.) If i remember correctly, ages ago (Windows Server 2003?) Microsoft introduced in-kernel HTTP-handling for the IIS web-server. I think it was for performance improvement
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by hgo 3y ago
I haven't had the opportunity to try this yet, but it's a brilliant use of LLM! Thanks for sharing.
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US scientists repeat fusion ignition breakthrough for 2nd time(reuters.com)
3 points by hgo 3y ago|1 comments
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by hgo 4y ago
Came for comments on Rosling.
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by hgo 4y ago
As another poster said: ouch. Out of caution, may some of these vulnerabilities be at all relevant to macOS?
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by hgo 4y ago
That's interesting. I wouldn't be surprised. Thank you.
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by hgo 4y ago
That's of course a good solution. Thank you.
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by hgo 4y ago
Fully agree. Om this note, I had a brief discussion with an employer I collaborated with once, about some potential employees being forced to work in the open because they open sourced their work. I was terribly surprised to get no underst
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by hgo 4y ago
Hi, I tried to find your channel, but I don't think I found it. Would you say it's name or link to it, if you don't mind me asking?
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by hgo 4y ago
Since I don't know how to use conda, I had to struggle a bit to learn how to recreate the environment. Here's the commands that worked me for future reference: conda deactivate conda env remove -n ldm Then, again: CON
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by hgo 5y ago
Definitely pushes me in the direction of taking the plunge into Arduino. Thanks for sharing!
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by hgo 5y ago
This is an honest question: As a European having been to the US and experienced using the power connectors you have, I can't help but immediately wonder why do they design the brick like that? The brick looks quite heavy, so will it ac
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by hgo 5y ago
I've used Pushover[1] from command line for years for the one-time cost of the iOS app. Very happy customer. Example: sleep 100; push "done!" Where push is my wrapper around curl to their API with the proper keys. 1: https:&
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What tech does China want?(economist.com)
2 points by hgo 5y ago|0 comments
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by hgo 5y ago
Does this mean that profitability of mining will go up? I found a calculator, but don't understand it well enough. Did find a "Bitcoin Mining Difficulty" which I assume will change? Value now is: "19,932,791,027,263.00&
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by hgo 5y ago
I guess you're right, but in this context it's clear by curl's author's blog post mentioned in my original post, that cause can be easily confused by less technically savy readers.
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by hgo 5y ago
Dear arstechnica, please don't write articles like this, where you make it seem like curl is somehow related or even the cause: "It can be reproduced using five requests from cURL, a command-line tool that transfers data using HT
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The EU Bans Belarus Airlines and Reroutes Flights Around Its Airspace(npr.org)
1 points by hgo 5y ago|0 comments
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With a zap of light, system switches objects’ colors and patterns(news.mit.edu)
1 points by hgo 5y ago|0 comments
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Intent to issue €2.5M fine to Disqus over GDPR breaches(datatilsynet.no)
220 points by hgo 5y ago|120 comments
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by hgo 6y ago
Please stop saying that "this happens when you rely on big-tech". This is one data-point, obviously incredibly unfortunate and I'm sorry to hear about yet another story amongst the many we probably never hear about in this co
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The medical test paradox: Can redesigning Bayes rule help?(youtube.com)
2 points by hgo 6y ago|0 comments
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by hgo 6y ago
The article seems interesting, but man, I can't read that font. Anybody has a good plugin for firefox that can help me?
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by hgo 6y ago
A lower f-stop number means that the aperture is bigger (relative to the focal length), such that it let's in more light. This has several subjective benefits: more light can be used for shorter exposure time or lower ISO (sensor gain)
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by hgo 6y ago
Maybe the solution isn't technical and we should look at other fields that have relied on referencing credible sources for a long time? I can think of research, news and perhaps law.
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by hgo 6y ago
I believe that most of the comments complaining about overspecing the runtime mentioned in this article (if at all, I find it reasonable), are extrapolating on their experience and referring to a general problem of overspecing in the indust
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by hgo 6y ago
I love it. Would feel more comfortable with a bash source-file I could copy than an installer tbh. This reminds me, as I suppose you expect, of a lovely ssh-based chat service i saw on here a while back: https://news.ycombinator

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