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> Widgets, a new personalized feed powered by AI Who asked for that?
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Chrome's incognito mode doesn't block Google Analytics.
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Any website with a fully blocking message I disable JavaScript entirely in uBO. If the site is still unusable after that I just close the tab.
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> Those Joules belong to you My Joules, my rules.
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> I like seeing that this random site has about 2^5 different domain names contacted You can see that in uBlock Origin already. The summary info has the number of domains connected and if you click on "more" you have the detail
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They meant that "Plausible Analytics" are blocked a whole lot too.
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They could put an IR camera right next to the remote sensor. Since it's behind a glass that is opaque to visible-light you wouldn't even know the camera's there, and if you put tape on it your remote wouldn't work anymor
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That's exactly the kind of semantics shenanigans the grandparent is talking about. The article you linked to uses a very specific definition of freedom that may or may not be shared by others intuitively, and uses that specific definit
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If you add two zeroes you run the risk of rogue employees planting vulns themselves.
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It does matter that they are ex-employees though. At some point you start to risk employees planting bugs themselves stealthily to claim the bounty later.
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It does stereo. You have to hold the device at arm's length and it reconstructs each eye by picking different rays from the side of the image. i.e. the left eye pano is made of rays looking to the right in the original frames. I played
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But there is no network of users on reddit, HN or other similar forums.
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There once was a website called ruinmysearchhistory.com that would open a new tab and launch many Google searches on unsavory terms. The original list of terms can still be found here: https://www.reddit.com/r/InternetI
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Were there women in the Afghan army or in the US support troops? All videos I've seen only had men around.
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What happens if two or more tenants want to move out at the same time? With the strategy you describe the landlord only has cash for one reimbursement.
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Top improvements of the mobile app vs the mobile site for me: - Access to the talk pages which are interesting to read on certain articles. - Improved multi-language support (You can select your preferred languages and quickly switch while
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> over every hill, dale, nook and cranny in England That would take topography into account which another rabbit hole like calculating the perimeter of Great Britain. Cf. Stand-up Maths, Does "land area" assume a country is per
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I don't like laws that only apply to naturalized citizens. Basically it means that you are still not a "true" citizen, as there is a specific punishment that only your kind can get. Laws should be the same for all.
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But this breaks when you compare say, the set of integers vs the set of prime numbers or the set of powers of 2. The intuition say naturals are more granular and the others more sparse, but they are infinites of the same size...
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How so? 2+2=4 was known before humans even existed, many animal species understand this concept.
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> If you can map all elements from the first infinite to the second, but not the other way around, the second is larger than the first. This seems simple enough but it's still very much counter intuitive when comparing say all the n
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> 10 (base 10) Even this notation assumes base ten for the number written inside the parenthesis. Otherwise it works for any base.
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There are implementation of OSL on the GPU. For example Octane Render supports OSL shaders to create procedural textures, texture mappings, cameras and geometry (signed distance fields) directly on the GPU.
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For general acceptance I think it has to be better than how good the average human thinks they are at driving. Secondly, its dumbest errors have to be better than what the average human thinks their dumbest errors would be. If there is an
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Could there be a bias from the fact that not everyone makes babies during a pandemic? Maybe there is only a subset of the whole population that is represented in the parents of the kids.
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The worse than status quo comment of the grandparent refers to privacy, in the current system your bank (and whomever they sell the data to) knows everything, in a public and transparent ledger possibly everyone knows about what you use you
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I once accepted to do a customized version of an open source application I'm working on, and I realized half way through that they were using it for recreational hunting which I'm opposed to. To be clear I don't mind people u
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I was also thinking about this, in the context of silent speech, trying to recognize phonemes directly from muscle activation on the throat. Instead of trying to pattern match an existing language, which is too complicatex/ambiguous, w
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Also known as typosquatting https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Typosquatting
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The last time I went to a restaurant the menu was a QR code linking to a Facebook page. I coulnd.t even use it, had to rely on my wife's which has a FB account to read the menu. Now that you mention analytics I wonder if they get info
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