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1621.
by krackers 10y ago
https://github.com/dhleong/hangr is a really neat replacement. Unfortunately I'm not sure how much longer hangouts as a whole is going to last (didn't they say they were discontinuing it from consumer space?)
1622.
by krackers 10y ago
Doesn't that defeat the point of intractability?
1623.
by krackers 10y ago
Can't you create a zfs storage pool?
1624.
by krackers 10y ago
Ask for advice instead of feedback — saved you a click
1625.
by krackers 10y ago
Isn't that hard to do based on the distributed nature of DDOS attacks though?
1626.
by krackers 10y ago
Amazon's horizontal expansion is pretty fascinating. From an online stores and cloud service provider to consumer products and now b2b apps.
1627.
by krackers 10y ago
Actually I think for transferring the "why us" essay is fine, mainly because you're transferring for some specific reason and the "why us" essay just allows you to reflect on that reason and whether the new universi
1628.
by krackers 10y ago
In that case is it fair to compare it to github pages?
1629.
by krackers 10y ago
Even with the archive websites, the sheer volume of posts means that any single one is likely to be forgotten unless it's particularly kek-worthy. Plus as you mentioned it's still disentangled from your identity and other posts (t
1630.
by krackers 10y ago
I read somewhere that the problem is two-fold: the design department's hesitation to use any sort of strain relief and the softer type of coating that is supposedly more eco-friendly.
1631.
by krackers 10y ago
Why only street signs though? The new captchas I've seen ask you all sorts of random image recognition things, like identifying the squares with grass, with tea, with eggs, etc.
1632.
by krackers 10y ago
Why is it that the GPU always seems to be the failure point on mac notebooks? I've personally experienced the external gpu on the 2010, 2011, and 2014 models all fail right around the 3 year mark.
1633.
by krackers 10y ago
Neat service. How do you plan to offset the hosting, storage, and bandwidth costs though?
1634.
by krackers 11y ago
One member of the deepmind team responded to this very question during the interview at the beginning of part 3. He said that the training data set size is much, much larger than the number of lee sedol games. It is like a drop in the ocean
1635.
by krackers 11y ago
Ah that makes sense. And what was the intended solution for finding if an unsorted list of numbers is an arithmetic series in constant memory? You say it's the same xor trick, but I don't see how it's applicable. Do you xor a
1636.
by krackers 11y ago
The problem was to find the only non duplicate number in a list. I'm not sure how you would have a constant number of keys. I mean I guess if you consider a worst-case hash table with bucket for each integer you would have 2^32 keys (w
1637.
by krackers 11y ago
>But the hashmap guy might accidentally say it's O(N) memory (common mistake for frequency maps) Wait why is it O(1) memory for the frequency map? As you keep adding elements doesn't the hashmap have to resize to prevent too ma
1638.
by krackers 11y ago
I didn't watch the full video, but at 6:45 it states "Unlike most previously recorded car hacks, this demonstration was performed wirelessly over cellular networks. The vehicle shown is modified with third-party hardware for demo
1639.
by krackers 11y ago
Did they publicize it on Wired like they did with this post? I'm reasonably sure that if they had tested in a private track and made a public article it would have the same effect as what they did in their post. In essence, the publici
1640.
by krackers 11y ago
But you're ignoring the fact that this exploit could have been demonstrated in a safe manner on a racetrack or similar with just as much effectiveness.
1641.
by krackers 11y ago
Never thought I'd see buzzfeed linked on HN but that was actually an informative article
1642.
by krackers 11y ago
Never Gonna give You Up -- did I guess right?