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by krackers 1y ago
The single biggest change in both ios and android is the swiping everywhere, and lack of button depth. Now it's impossible to navigate, and impossible to know what's a button or not. The only way is to just try tapping and swiping
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by krackers 1y ago
Maybe I'm misgeneralizing, but this seems very similar in flavor to the webp vulnerability a few years back
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by krackers 1y ago
That's actually a good point I had not thought of before... do you happen to know what this concept is called in the literature? Indeed, even if someone discovered that LLMs can only ever emit/recognize context-sensitive languages
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by krackers 1y ago
>seems to taint young people into thinking that their employer is their enemy Is this not true to a first approximation though? I mean you do have to "hide your power level" in some way, but the fact that the employer isn'
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by krackers 1y ago
https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/the-breakfast-question
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by krackers 1y ago
As far as I can tell (although I"m a novice at RE), in the native world all non-trivial decompilers are "analytical", doing things like control-flow recovery and such. I guess the only reason why the first java decompiler was
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by krackers 1y ago
Is there a standalone gui version similar to jd-gui?
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by krackers 1y ago
If you believe in the intelligence -> compression thing, then the hard limit would be the komologorov complexity.
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by krackers 1y ago
This is an amazing idea! Even more surprising is the fact that apple approved it, usually they're not a fan of features being abused in ways they weren't intended for...
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by krackers 1y ago
But presumably the nerves between the brain and heart exist for a reason. What functionality do you lose by not reattaching them? Do things like "heart beating faster when nervous" depend on this nerve signaling, or is it done via
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by krackers 1y ago
For neural networks, the circuit complexity model (e.g. class TC0) is probably better suited.
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by krackers 1y ago
>sure-fire way to rid yourself of those pesky skilled and experienced employees This only happens if the job market supports it. If every company effectively colludes with these mandates, on top of the bad job market, then you can squeez
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Only in the way that every real-world computer is a finite state machine.
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Thank you! The other popular tools I'm aware of in this space is MathPix [1] (paid) and Latex-OCR [2] (oss) [1] https://mathpix.com/image-to-latex [2] https://github.com/lukas-blecher/LaTeX-OCR
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by krackers 1y ago
https://kr-asia.com/at-usd-90-per-unit-seauto-is-quietly-swe... >By 2019, Deng had turned his attention to consumer goods. Pool robots, though low-profile, offered untapped potential, especially in markets like the US, w
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by krackers 1y ago
Apparently it still isn't fixed https://www.androidauthority.com/google-pixel-10-911-calling...
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by krackers 1y ago
This is a uniquely new-macOS issue. Spotlight has never worked well since the big redesign in 10.10. In the snow leopard days it was predictable and seemed to be ordered by frequency of use. (There were occasional issues where the entire la
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by krackers 1y ago
I've noticed the wild fluctuations in price as well (by $10), is there some trick to timing the RNG right? I'm guessing it's intentional to get you to keep refreshing.
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by krackers 1y ago
I guess you have to distinguish between # of elements vs the max bit-width of a an element. But if you're leaving the constant-memory access model (where you can assume each element fits in memory and all arithmetic on them is constant
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by krackers 1y ago
It's a private API CGVirtualDisplay, but mostly well reverse engineered. Here's one example I found of a wrapper library https://github.com/enfp-dev-studio/node-mac-virtual-display/...
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by krackers 1y ago
I think there is an API (that was added with sidecar) to create a virtual display. So at best you could retrieve the framebuffer and then display that. I don't think there is an easy exposed way to get per-window information, aside fro
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by krackers 1y ago
Seems like a low interest rate phenomenon
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by krackers 1y ago
I suppose the closest thing might be the type of counting/probability questions asked at quant firms as a way to assess math skill
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It's customer focused in the way that gacha games are "customer focused".
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There's a technology connections video about this where he does an actual comparison of water usage.
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In such cases, would the person still get the signing bonus? Or are these contracts always written with some contingency that the person has to remain for a period? Either way if a company is willing to throw money to hire you, you probably
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by krackers 1y ago
And you could even ask chatGPT to generate a set of prompts and the API calls for you!
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by krackers 1y ago
My favorite is the chairs in TNG. All that futuristic looking seating is something you can actually buy! Some of them actually look pretty comfortable. I've always wanted a Stokke Ekstrem https://www.ex-astris-scientia.org&#
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by krackers 1y ago
Right, you have to very clearly define how you do the sampling. Here's some possible cases: Assume all houses have 2 children, and each child has equal probability of being either a boy or a girl. It will help to treat children as dist
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by krackers 1y ago
Possibly anything that makes use of Cocoa (this need not imply that it's a GUI tool) or other system frameworks like IOKit, CoreBluetooth, or CoreAudio. Darwin by itself also need not come with CoreFoundation & GCD (although I beli

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