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by idorosen 2y ago
Where are you seeing that this paper was accepted to a peer-reviewed journal or conference? As far as I can tell, it's posted on arXiv (a preprint archive), and therefore is a pre-publication draft. ArXiv does not really do any review
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by idorosen 2y ago
Is this just a merge of lz4mt, or something better?
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by idorosen 2y ago
Some significant portion of those users with Chrome installed in iOS are using it to access the Google/Chrome password manager synced with Google accounts in other apps (like Safari), without ever using it as a browser on their phones…
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by idorosen 3y ago
Yeah, where licensing allows it, reusing existing model weights (possibly continuing to train on your specific task) is reasonable. I was just pointing out that these methods aren’t SOTA anymore.
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by idorosen 3y ago
Canny edge detection is optimal in some settings. Often, though, edge detection is in service of another goal, such as segmentation. Nowadays, computers are big/fast enough (GPUs) that building models that learn edge detection implicit
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by idorosen 3y ago
You can already achieve this with CTEs.
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by idorosen 3y ago
`ProxyJump` already exists, so you don’t need to know where netcat resides on the jumphost anymore. SNI-like metadata might have some adverse security implications, but a fancier ProxyJump with session routing would be nice.
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by idorosen 3y ago
I agree there are many options in this space. Two others to consider: - https://airflow.apache.org/ - https://github.com/spotify/luigi There are also many Kubernetes based options out there. For the s
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by idorosen 3y ago
All three languages have C FFI support of some kind. You could write it in C or C++ with some generated (or manual) wrappers/shims.
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by idorosen 3y ago
I deserved that curl snark. :o) Web browsers are mostly free and don't try to upsell you to a Pro paid version. The MacWhisper author deserves to be compensated for their work, so I'm not objecting to the existence of a paid versi
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by idorosen 3y ago
Why? Just use whisper directly. The model and code is available and I think there’s even a homebrew formula...
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by idorosen 3y ago
Take a look at how mosh transfers deltas of terminal viewports over the wire using what it calls “SSP”. That protocol might have some advantages here, especially since you can access the state of the pre-rasterization drawn objects, not jus
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by idorosen 3y ago
How does this tool compare to the built-in streaming (screen share) feature?
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by idorosen 3y ago
My personal preferences - Shell: gnuplot Python: seaborn, bokeh, matplotlib, networkx/pyvis R: ggplot/tidyverse, iplots JS: d3, three.js Matlab: yes.
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by idorosen 3y ago
Allowing decryption of the messages sounds like falling to pieces to me...
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by idorosen 3y ago
The author is confused. They seem to have misspelled netcat. (“nc” on most distros.)
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by idorosen 3y ago
The paper introducing support vector machines by Cortes & Vapnik was written exceptionally well in my opinion. It tells a part of the story of 60 years of pattern recognition (ML) succinctly from Fisher in 1936 to 1992. https:/&#
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by idorosen 4y ago
Even with uBlock the formatting is pretty bad compared to the PDF.
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by idorosen 4y ago
For those who don’t want to suffer from eye-bleeds due to ads, interstitial scrolling ads, more ads, and awful formatting, Googling the title yields this PDF: https://zoo.cs.yale.edu/classes/cs538/readings/pap
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by idorosen 4y ago
The context on the same page one paragraph earlier shows other monthly plan price changes that, so it seems reasonable to me for them to report monthly prices to make it easier for people to compare plan prices and savings as they have.
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by idorosen 4y ago
If it’s just raid0 and raid1, then there’s likely not any significant CPU time or CPU overhead involved. Most southbridges or I/O controllers support mirroring directly, and md knows how to use them. Most virtualized disk controllers d
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by idorosen 4y ago
Yes, there was boost::intrusive_list for the latter since before 2012, for example.
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by idorosen 4y ago
I use getmail (similar to fetchmail) to routinely archive (i.e., sync without deleting + reindex) all of my emails from various free accounts, just in case. It can save to mbox, Maildir, mh, and other formats that are easy to import to any
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by idorosen 5y ago
This should be labeled (2017). Most of the justification for Pg on EC2 vs RDS is outdated in this video. For example, Pg RDS supports native streaming replication.
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by idorosen 5y ago
Thank you for the references.
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by idorosen 5y ago
People didn’t have McDonalds and cars ages ago. Barn-raising, (manual) farming, and hunting are hard energy-intensive work. Our calorie output required to survive dropped while the calorie inputs available cheaply dramatically increased. Th
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by idorosen 5y ago
Agree, mostly. Primary care doctors in the US are often limited to 15-30 minutes per patient for routine matters. Referrals to nutritionists / dieticians and other expensive options often lack follow through, or aren’t offered in the f
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by idorosen 5y ago
It is a harmful stereotype to label obese people as lacking willpower as you have done. Many obese people don’t have the resources (time, money) or tools (nutrition understanding) to improve their situation. Many have metabolic or familial
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by idorosen 5y ago
Some web application firewalls have better telemetry, monitoring, notification, etc. than the services behind them, especially for unsophisticated attacks. Also, any attacker filtered is one less connection wasting resources on the hosts r
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by idorosen 5y ago
Semaglutide is available as other, cheaper brand names. For example, Ozempic has similar dosages (I think 1.5mg and 3.0mg), and compounding pharmacies might be able to make you semaglutide doses that get even closer to Wegovy's. There&

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