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by humanarity 11y ago
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by humanarity 11y ago
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by humanarity 11y ago
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by humanarity 11y ago
This guy is awesome. I read some articles of his on kalzumeus ages ago and thought, "he really gets it." To see the pic of him and know more about him is really great. Thanks for this post.
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by humanarity 11y ago
To anyone deploying to App Engine or GCE having this issue I found a workaround is to use 'gcloud preview app deploy ./app.yaml' instead of 'appcfg.py update ./app.yaml --no_cookies --oauth2' YMMV And now, 5 mi
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Google Login is Down [screenshot](i.imgur.com)
1 points by humanarity 11y ago|1 comments
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by humanarity 11y ago
Wow that's kind of cool. :)
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by humanarity 11y ago
If it crashes (the notifications get stuck), just go to chrome://extensions and click "Enabled" to disable it. And then click "Enabled" again to re-enable it. That fixes it. The with rainbows version is just up
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Show HN: Pressing the Reddit Button Using a Robot [with rainbows](chrome.google.com)
2 points by humanarity 11y ago|1 comments
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by humanarity 11y ago
Another way to think of it is this : there's no orange flair so far, because the pressers haven't let it get below 21. Getting orange is dependent on what the collective does, a robot isn't going to help you beat that, only l
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by humanarity 11y ago
JIT sounds interesting. Do you have a good ref? I don't feel the constant factors are large on Thompson. It's essentially linear to construct IIRC, and matching next char is then proportional to the number of current States which
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by humanarity 11y ago
You can add some irregularity to the NFA construction. It's no longer "regular" but you can decorate it with some things like lookbacks, remembering multiple matches and more, and still get the benefit of the NFA. I remember
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by humanarity 11y ago
And Ken Thompson's original 1968 paper, http://www.fing.edu.uy/inco/cursos/intropln/material/p419-th...
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Regular Expression Matching Can Be Simple and Fast (2007)(swtch.com)
31 points by humanarity 11y ago|16 comments
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by humanarity 12y ago
Consider this, if there's 10 human players you're competing against and they take turns occupying 2.4 hour spots, will those players essentially cover the entire space 24/7? As far as you are concerned the rest of reddit may
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/r/thebutton robot and notifications [chrome ext](chrome.google.com)
1 points by humanarity 12y ago|0 comments
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by humanarity 12y ago
The last couple hours I hacked together a chrome ext that notifies you whenever anyone presses the button (oh god) and also can run a robot to press it for you. It works, tho I don't claim there's no bugs. The github: https:&#x2F
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by humanarity 12y ago
Got it, cool. :)
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by humanarity 12y ago
Got it, cool.
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by humanarity 12y ago
That's a really great point, too! :)
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by humanarity 12y ago
:)
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by humanarity 12y ago
So is that like load-balancing out from reddit.com to all those IPs, is that the purpose of so many?
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by humanarity 12y ago
Does that mean when I make a request to reddit or HN, CF fetches the data and I get it through their proxy? Or am I missing something ...
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by humanarity 12y ago
Right ok.
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by humanarity 12y ago
CloudFlare hosts reddit, is that correct?
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by humanarity 12y ago
thebutton.dispatchEvent( new MouseEvent('click', {clientX:(r.left+r.right)/2, clientY:(r.top+r.bottom)/2})); Or something along those lines!! :)
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by humanarity 12y ago
People I think all these "cheater traps" are unimportant, because there's actually no "significant advantage" to using a robot. It isn't going to make you more likely to beat human players, only allow you to st
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by humanarity 12y ago
Whatever your interval duration is you'll get a "reflex speed" of average double that: Shannon-Nyquist sampling theorem. So if you want to play at a 100ms reaction speed sample every 50ms or less. 4ms caps your max reflex tim

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