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by lifthrasiir 5y ago
> Early versions of Dart tried to use rational numbers by default, but then it was cancelled because denominator size can grow exponentially. While I'm generally in favor of rational numbers as a default and believe that its "d
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by lifthrasiir 5y ago
It feels weird to me that you are complaining about the complexity of WYSIWYG editors then proceed to complain the licensing cost of CKEditor which would have solved that very complexity. Wouldn't that mean the complexity of WYSIWYG ed
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by lifthrasiir 5y ago
Good page. If I can I would also add a filtered image (or a set of them, if interlaced) to illustrate how PNG filters work. > The main reason to have multiple IDATs is if the encoder software wants to keep memory usage low and not need t
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by lifthrasiir 5y ago
I've played rhythm action games for decades (since circa 1999). While "grinding" has been generally increasing for years, in my experience their "grinding" had been mostly for time spent, not money spent. I think ga
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by lifthrasiir 5y ago
After more reading of the whitepaper I think you are right. As I understand it, given the image hash H0 and CSAM hashes H[1]...H[n] (some might be duplicates in disguise) the algorithm proceeds like this: - The device generates a secret X a
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by lifthrasiir 5y ago
> the multiplicative method ensures that all the integer values possible for the result have the same probabilities Uh, you can't do that for any non-power-of-two K. The multiplicative method doesn't remove but only moves those
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by lifthrasiir 5y ago
But you can essentially perform DoS attack to human checkers, effectively rendering the entire system grind to a halt. The entire system is too reliant on the performance of NeuralHash which can be defaced in many ways. [1] (Added later:) I
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by lifthrasiir 5y ago
Very interesting. It might be the case that zstd optimizes more for recent machines; zstd famously uses four different compression streams to maximize instruction-level parallelism and that might not work well in older machines. I haven&#x2
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by lifthrasiir 5y ago
--single-thread probably doesn't do what you think, it forces zstd to serialize I/O with the compression job and it doesn't mean compression itself is multi-threaded with -T1 [EDIT]. I can't try that anyway because my zs
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by lifthrasiir 5y ago
Zstd by default is single-threaded. Just in case though... 8,826,654,133 original 3,033,695,892 0:22 zstd 1.3.3 -3 -T4 3,025,746,073 1:21 zstd 1.3.3 -3 -T1 (default) 3,017,972,162 1:05 zstd 1.5.0 -3 -T1 (default)
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by lifthrasiir 5y ago
> Show me any zstd level that has significantly different speed and data size than one of the levels of those three can't match. In case you are not just trolling, I had some very large JSON file with a large amount of text in my SS
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by lifthrasiir 5y ago
"Default" might be one of the most overlooked technical terminology to the point that people don't even realize its technical sense (no-choice choice) is not "default" in English.
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by lifthrasiir 5y ago
Besides from several typos (I was half-asleep at that time), I should have said "that doesn't make stationary arithmetic coding is as useful than stationary Huffman coding as adaptive arithmetic coding is to adaptive Huffman
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by lifthrasiir 5y ago
> The reason most arithmetic coding is adaptive is because that is often more efficient, [...] Adaptive coding can be (technically) thought as a trade-off for stationary distributions, since it takes time for an the current distribution
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by lifthrasiir 5y ago
Both Huffman coding and arithmetic coding requires a separate coding for the input distribution and it might be easier to code the (canonical) Huffman tree than the full probability distribution. This is also why many uses of arithmetic cod
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by lifthrasiir 5y ago
Because I'll be never sure when I need this tab next time. I can't use bookmarks because bookmarks don't record the exact context (the history leading to that tab and neighbor tabs).
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by lifthrasiir 5y ago
If people read the manual before operating a dangerous machine we wouldn't need terms like "misuse resistance". Documentation is not a substitute for safe API design.
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by lifthrasiir 5y ago
I saw the demise of RCS (branded as joyn) in South Korea [1] and back then I was hardly surprised. I don't think it will be different this time. [1] https://www.zdnet.com/article/south-korean-telcos-to-shutter...
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by lifthrasiir 5y ago
A single `</h2>` is there. That caused the subsequent `</center>` match to the very first `<center>` tag, popping every nested element from the stack over the course.
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by lifthrasiir 5y ago
UTC with only leap hours will satisfy all three, assuming 2 can be slightly weakened.
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by lifthrasiir 5y ago
It was considered [1]: > Svelte, Inferno, and Preact are aggressively optimized for performance but have much smaller communities of users (Preact suffers from this issue to a lesser extent, but only as long as it maintains a very high l
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by lifthrasiir 5y ago
There are some tools, but in general it is easier to do so manually---you can alter the code when the picture doesn't seem to fit in the template, while tools generally can't.
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by lifthrasiir 5y ago
Reminds me of 2001/cheong [1]. #include <stdio.h> int l;int main(int o,char **O, int I){char c,*D=O[1];if(o>0){ for(l=0;D[l ];D[l ++]-=10){D [l++]-=120;D[l]-= 110;while (!main(0,O,l))
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Hou tu pranownse Inglish (2000)(zompist.com)
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by lifthrasiir 5y ago
Safari is not only notorious for unimplemented features but also for unique (and often critical) bugs in spite of the shared origin with Chrome.
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by lifthrasiir 5y ago
Missed opportunity: append random whitespace characters to all subsequent commits so that the first N characters of commit id are retained.
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by lifthrasiir 5y ago
Not only that, the Python website featured a link to Grail for a long time [1] possibly because it was written by GvR himself as a demo. [1] https://web.archive.org/web/19970501011626/http://www.python...
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by lifthrasiir 5y ago
The difference between ASN.1 (BER/DER) and modern binary encodings is that people have tried to parse the former by hand but not the latter (at least to my experience). BER/DER itself is a fine encoding---sure, it has a legacy inc
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by lifthrasiir 5y ago
Not obvious from the landing page, but you can look at the page 999 to refresh the list.
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by lifthrasiir 5y ago
`{mozilla: 42}` is enough because the goal is not to prevent NaN (arising from converting `(42).org` to a number).

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