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by maaaats 8y ago
In short: Someone has published a version 3.7.2 of eslint-scope that contains unwanted code. The code tries to read your credentials and send them to some tracking pages. Webpack and more uses ^3.7.1 of the dependency, making you automatica
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by maaaats 8y ago
> Ultimately I ended up with a complete database of every "interesting" starting position. That's a nice thing to strive for. I love puzzle games, but I have come to realize there's a big difference in how different
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by maaaats 8y ago
Edit-and-continue works in several languages. Java can hotswap, for instance. And you can to some extent rewind by dropping the current frame (unless your code had side effects, but that's just another reason to avoid them ;) ) But I t
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by maaaats 8y ago
Off-topic, but I find the sockets and switches in Denmark to be weird. They are so different from the ones in Norway and Sweden. Maybe newer houses are more similar to here, but I've mostly seen those you posted in Denmark. The socket
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by maaaats 8y ago
I learned that as The Copernican Principle from Algorithms to Live by . Also based on a power law distribution. As in we are not special. If we know nothing about the lifetime of an object, we on average can expect to show up precisely hal
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by maaaats 8y ago
Not strictly equivalent, but one thing I like about GDPR is that withdrawing consent should be as easy as giving it.
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by maaaats 8y ago
I use a Garmin Edge 520 mounted on my bike (bicycle). It doubles as my fitness-logger so I'm not suggesting anyone buys it just for some maps, but I really like it. It's not as smooth as using a phone when it comes to maps, but fo
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by maaaats 8y ago
Yes. I can't really fathom the snark here. Is providing this a bad thing?
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by maaaats 8y ago
Kindle has this as a feature called XRay. Can click a name for instance, and quickly see relevant info so far.
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by maaaats 8y ago
GDPR would have allowed you to ask the company for it. And to some extent remove it.
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by maaaats 8y ago
I don't do much ML (this kind of ML at least), so I know I'm not the target audience for these libraries. But I'd wish they were written in some language with static typing for IDE help. The API interface/tweaks-to-be-do
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by maaaats 8y ago
I can understand people are annoyed by this, but do we really need 2/3ds of the comments here reiterating the same point? Someone already made it, upvote it or skip the article for all I care, but I'd rather read a discussion abou
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by maaaats 8y ago
Who cares what you read or not read?
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by maaaats 8y ago
No, but the model should fit. Otherwise, why should it fit now?
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by maaaats 8y ago
Everyone here and in the issue complaining about censorship, duh
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by maaaats 8y ago
My guess is it's removed for all the toxicity and hate being spewed in the issues. For instance this comment about the new CEO: "Why are you such sniveling waste of human excrement and what original sin did humanity commit to des
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by maaaats 8y ago
I can see the repo, it's not censored.
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by maaaats 8y ago
My day-to-day is mostly CRUDs, yes. However, the consultancy-company I work for has various interest-groups. I'm leading one for "Algorithms". We meet (on company time) and do various things related to that theme. Workshops,
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by maaaats 8y ago
What is the difference between a diamond and an expensive handbag or other accessory? If a thing is worth what people pay, how come diamonds are a scam and other items not? I have a hard time grasping this everytime an anti-diamond article
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by maaaats 8y ago
No rumors may also maybe be because they don't have anything exciting to show?
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by maaaats 8y ago
A colleague sent me this, lots of funny variants https://gdprhallofshame.com/
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by maaaats 8y ago
Here's a list of stuff proxies have been used for https://github.com/mikaelbr/proxy-fun
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by maaaats 8y ago
To be fair, even a AAA game lags less than Messenger/Facebook in the browser.
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by maaaats 8y ago
Kidding? I've had MS reps call me for even free products. My paid Gmail got shut down and I couldn't even get a human to answer me.
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by maaaats 8y ago
At least in the browser I can hover and see some help text. On mobile it's a shot in the dark.
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by maaaats 8y ago
Never thought Gmaps was considered fast. When I open it on a new, top shelf Android, it takes a few seconds to boot. And it boots directly into whatever I searched a few days ago. Then I have to click back, wait for it to not lag, back agai
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by maaaats 8y ago
Book of Enigmas by Fabrice Mazza has puzzles similar to some of these in the PDF.
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by maaaats 8y ago
Reminds me of Brave New World.
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by maaaats 8y ago
Yes, if it hurts it's dangerous. But you can equalize the pressure to avoid it. Many methods, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ear_clearing A tip is to equalize very often on the way down, even before you feel i
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by maaaats 9y ago
> Facebook to change user terms, limiting effect of EU privacy law Ironically, EULAs ar not really enforceable in the EU. So had this been the other way EU citizens would also have been protected.

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