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by loa_in_ 6y ago
It's really easy to justify. A very prominent example of why would be penicillin. Who knows how many useful things we'll find and where?
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by loa_in_ 6y ago
> [it improves upon] 28-56 bytes [of IPv4 record size] that's still 28-56 MiB for 1024000 (~1M) IP records. Who needs to manipulate more than that?
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by loa_in_ 6y ago
If by mature we mean respecting tasks and duties, why don't we count duties to your own psyche and body into it? Being an adult is sometimes finding some occupancy that with minimum amount of time will give us the psychological comfort
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by loa_in_ 6y ago
0 and 1 can be magic if the context depends on them being arbitrarily 0 or 1. eg. // this byte is unused and always 0 #define UNUSED_CONSTANT_FIELD_VALUE 0 bytes = {HEADER, UNUSED_CONSTANT_FIELD_VALUE, [...]}
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by loa_in_ 6y ago
It could, but it also could be social graph analysis, and that would issue a request for each of the profiles.
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by loa_in_ 6y ago
We tend to design API calls over the net as stateless. It's more efficient to implement in a server and prevents abuse (keeping client states on servers for unknown amount of time lead to DoS attacks). A flow based system would require
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by loa_in_ 6y ago
I am happy to see there are Linux native alternatives to VVVV emerging.
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by loa_in_ 6y ago
> at near-infrared wavelength Does it imply the target use case is to track heat-sources? Including running equipment and humans?
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by loa_in_ 6y ago
> There's a big difference between scraping and posting. We do not know what the 3rd party software does or how it does it. > Then we used a program to analyze our followers This suggests it does way more than post.
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by loa_in_ 6y ago
Google had it coming when they supported autonomous warfare AI
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by loa_in_ 6y ago
Your project is just enough working (and up to spec!) that I might just restart my (100% compatible) funnelweb resurrection in literate format. Thank you!
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by loa_in_ 6y ago
I found Mr. Ross' funnelweb utility to have the best syntax. Unique and easy to read. http://ross.net/funnelweb/tutorial/index.html Unfortunately the only known implementation was last updated over two decade
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by loa_in_ 6y ago
The older logos were much better. I don't understand this drive towards minimalism. Google makes all it's logos a blob of their trademark colors. I first find the colors then squint to tell the maps from photos. For reference I us
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Cell Lab – a free Android game/evolution sandbox(cell-lab.net)
1 points by loa_in_ 6y ago|0 comments
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by loa_in_ 6y ago
I had about 50% picking one option over and over.
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by loa_in_ 6y ago
It makes sense from their perspective: they have datacentres upon datacentres of computing power that power their own endeavours, but are underutilized. So they monetize the remaining capacity in any way they can
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by loa_in_ 6y ago
Who is "they"?
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by loa_in_ 6y ago
In early school I was taught in the very fundamentals of sociology that the smallest unit in sociology is a group - whether it's a transient group walking the same area, or waiting at the bus stop; or people working the various food st
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by loa_in_ 6y ago
I understand where are you're coming from, but I would rather see modular and stackable pieces affordable by ordinary users and hackable for power users. Hackable mainly because of the nature of neural networks - their architecture mat
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by loa_in_ 6y ago
I speculate that the eventual ideal goal to strive towards will be RAM strip-to-strip processing taking all of one module's data, feeding one layer and dumping results into the next module. The individual layers accessible for both rea
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by loa_in_ 6y ago
>>> def a(b=3000): ... return b is 3000 [...] >>> a() True >>> a(b=3000) False That's not something I knew before. Corner cases like this put Python on par with JS, JS may
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by loa_in_ 6y ago
Those are pretty good arguments. I wonder why ever did AT&T syntax come to life? It looks easy for a parser while being hard for humans. What's AT&T syntax better at?
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by loa_in_ 6y ago
No, it seems from the article it's a clone.
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by loa_in_ 6y ago
Well there goes my standard tech support line: "No, don't worry the icons don't lag your computer, just the programs that are currently running." I do feel silly now.
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by loa_in_ 6y ago
It really is. It's just it's too impractical under an OS. And there's not enough job postings/project managers that would consider Forth.
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by loa_in_ 6y ago
My beginnings were Turbo Pascal and Delphi. I guess I got spoiled because I never found an IDE where GUI design was do intuitive and easy afterwards
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by loa_in_ 6y ago
Haskell for anything on a system, Forth for anything on a microchip, React for anything in a browser with Rust for fast web code (in WebAssembly)
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by loa_in_ 6y ago
Python for example only enforces consistent indentation. It's tab-space agnostic because any programming environment can trivially convert between the two. Doesn't that mean that accessibility is more a programming language design
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Two Minute Papers – brain-to-text interfaces(youtube.com)
1 points by loa_in_ 6y ago|0 comments
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by loa_in_ 6y ago
I wonder if there's something in Firefox code that could be easily repurposed for your project.

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