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by maaaats 10y ago
How did people use this before if it wasn't in the Maven Central Repo? I know it's possible to not use mvn, just wondering what people did in cases like this where a possibly major component in the stack was unavailable. Most bi
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by maaaats 10y ago
Wow, what a hostile post. What would you think people would think of HN reading your stuff?
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by maaaats 10y ago
[1] has some more explanation. > Even a single computer can take down big servers using BlackNurse Attack (...) Researchers at TDC Security Operations Center have discovered a new attack technique that lone attackers with limited resou
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Blacknurse – Low bandwidth ICMP firewall attack(blacknurse.dk)
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by maaaats 10y ago
> Isn't it amazing (and scary) how brainwashed people are about the "value" of diamonds, even though they're not actually worth that much? I've never understood this argument. Aren't they worth what people
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by maaaats 10y ago
As someone not living a place with huge, straight highways with perfect asphalt, I haven't seen anything making me believe it will be generally available soon. Right now I'm in the mountains. Narrow, icy roads. Thick snow fall, ma
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by maaaats 10y ago
Even with a paid e-mail they are impossible to reach when that mail has problems.
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by maaaats 10y ago
Because it's not the broadcast. This is comparable to newspapers not being allowed to report on goals in a soccer match or have any kind of live coverage (but still not showing the broadcast).
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by maaaats 10y ago
I have to say that I didn't completely understand the rules after a read-through. Some visuals and a complete walk-through would be nice, instead of piecing it together reading the various parts of the "Learn"-page and going
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by maaaats 10y ago
> it's a pretty standard procedure to train NNs through GAs but usually not very efficient (e.g. compared to backtracking). Different applications, though. Backtracking in the normal sense needs input and expected output (e.g. lot
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by maaaats 10y ago
Ah, I see what you mean now. Yeah, the problem space seems a bit simple. I never see any "learning" before it suddenly achieves perfect play.
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by maaaats 10y ago
"All" evolutionary algorithms are basically a local search with smart heuristics. Where a local search is a brute-force where you move in small directions based on feedback on where you are in the solution space.
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by maaaats 10y ago
It's an easy way to train a neural network when you cannot give it a long list of input/output pairs. Are there other good ways of training a neural network in this kind of scenario?
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by maaaats 10y ago
Saw a great Kotlin talk by Hadi Hariri from JetBrains at Javazone this year. [1] What I liked about it was that instead of the usual "this is how you do X in language Y" it focused on the immediate value it could bring to professi
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by maaaats 10y ago
Not too much info, but I can see the first commit was yesterday. Looks like it opens a web server on your PC, which you then open in the browser on your phone. The buttons there make requests that triggers stuff through robotjs. Cool idea,
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by maaaats 10y ago
That code is pretty unreadable to begin with, don't think any highlighting or not can save it. But I prefer the Eclipse one, it lets you quickly find the various blocks (public, protected etc.) when skimming through. The proposed schem
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by maaaats 10y ago
Thus the Java.
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Declaraoids – Declarative programming on steroids(github.com)
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by maaaats 10y ago
This comment made spending my whole Sunday on it worth it. The idea came from an example from a talk [1] I attended, and I wanted to see how far I could take it. [1]: https://github.com/mikaelbr/proxy-fun/blob&#x2F
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by maaaats 10y ago
Never seen a "library" make that kind of video before. Cool.
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Declaraoids – Declarative programming on steroids(github.com)
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by maaaats 10y ago
But would it be better for the patients if they didn't work that extra? Waiting months for surgery is not good either.
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by maaaats 10y ago
I had issues with netflix as well. Netflix.com was resolving but lot of the resources from sub/other domains didn't load.
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by maaaats 10y ago
> For those wondering, no, submitting at times of high traffic will not necessarily make you more likely to hit the front page/hit the front page Right now (and other times /new is discussed) might be a good idea, though, as
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by maaaats 10y ago
A bit off-topic, but this is the first .tk domain I've seen in maybe ten years. When I was a teenager and they were giving them away for free all my friends had one, the memories.
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by maaaats 10y ago
The Rosetta mission (by ESA) just recently have had the best overage I've ever seen. The cute videos, lots of updates, twitter accounts etc.
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by maaaats 10y ago
Bases in 2^n can be easily converted between, as you can consider each group/symbol independently when converting.
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by maaaats 10y ago
> Loading (and error, etc) state should be the responsibility of the component doing the content rendering It's often divided in two: One container fetching the data, and a pure component rendering it.
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by maaaats 10y ago
I like how the if proposal is down voted, probably because it's mentioning Angular. Conditional rendering in React is not always very clean. Most codebases end up resorting with something similar to this in a container to show a spin
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by maaaats 10y ago
The offline areas are useless. They are basically just prefetching the map-tiles. You can't do anything while not online, not search in the offline area, map a route or anything like that. Here maps blows this out of the water in compa

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