marzell

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   by marzell 9y ago

   Dropout is a good track! ...I'm not quite sure what the inference was on your first link (it's reference #8 on the Joshua Wise PDF) but found it amusing to come across.
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   by marzell 9y ago

   I feel we could have reached that point by now, for instance is there was a Turing Race a la the Space Race. The driving factor though is we don't specifically need that from technology. Even when we get to that point, there's t
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   by marzell 9y ago

   Will it be nontrivial to detect or at least identify these types of exploits as they occur in the wild? Can protection software see these when they happen, assuming a best case scenario where the attack is carried out but doesn't speci
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   by marzell 9y ago

   Azure's cheapest SQL Server as-a-service offering is only $5/mo.
5. 215.▲
   by marzell 9y ago

   These are 2 fundamentally different things. In twisted pairs, shielding is there to prevent interference from changing a signal. In TEMPEST protection systems, shielding is used to prevent radiance of transmissions that could be intercepted
6. 216.▲
   by marzell 9y ago

   You are coming off as very emotional/desperate in your attempt to convince people to act cool and logical. It's not very persuasive, and if I could downvote you I would.
7. 217.▲
   by marzell 9y ago

   I think it's more like breaking up with someone, but not offering to explain why.
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   by marzell 9y ago

   Also, there's no reason that such packets would have to be sent immediately. It's totally possible that, during times when a wake-word is not utilized, they could still record, compress, and delay transmission of recordings until
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   by marzell 9y ago

   Actual movies in 60fps, or movies in ~24fps on a TV that is using interpolation to produce 60fps output? The interpolated/faked experience is often known as Soap Opera Effect [1]. I really dislike interpolated video, but really do enjo
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    by marzell 9y ago

    Yes, you are either tone-deaf or a troll. Or just didn't know what minor vs major keys sound like, I suppose.
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    by marzell 9y ago

    I'd like to point out how some of the responses may be skewed. This is not a criticism, but worth discussing. I would suggest that in some cases, the priority of various values has a lot to do with fears and insufficiency in recent exp
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    by marzell 9y ago

    I find it easy to approximate various flavor types with audible pitches. Bitter flavors are deep bass, oils tend to be a little higher, complex carbs are a bit higher, sweets are in the middle or a little higher (carbs and sugars make up th
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    by marzell 9y ago

    My parents once bought me Mighty Ducks shoes from Payless, without consulting me, when I was in around the 7th grade; suddenly everyone at my school was a bully.
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    by marzell 9y ago

    The one that cracks me up is r/HumanPorn. It's totally SFW, but sounds like a subreddit that space-robots might use to view NSFW posts from human Earthlings.
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    by marzell 9y ago

    The first parts (and also Anathem a bit) reminded me a bit of Isaac Asimov... in the sense that his sci-fi is often more about exploring society and human plight over long time periods, rather than focusing on laser beams and teleportation
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    by marzell 9y ago

    Please stop trying to get me to commit to reading this series. My expected lifespan is already too short to complete my queue. Thanks.
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    by marzell 9y ago

    I found this to be a fun reference when reading Cryptonomicon by Neal Stephenson.
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    by marzell 9y ago

    A little more regarding that error from the same site: "Spray-routing uses a cool and crazy DSL to write routes in Scala, based on the magnet pattern. Despite it being all nice and flexible, it’s also extremely frustrating to debug.&q
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    by marzell 9y ago

    I've heard this happen specifically with potatoes at some point in history.
20. 230.▲
    by marzell 9y ago

    This includes a visualization of a "cube" that doesn't have parallel planes. I'm not sure how much I can trust that lol
21. 231.▲
    by marzell 9y ago

    In my experience, 8 months out of the year it will be very windy and ~60 degrees. Even if the rest of the bay has good weather on a particular day, there's a good chance it's foggy over much of the peninsula.
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    by marzell 9y ago

    This phoneme (or something close) is also common in Portuguese.
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    by marzell 9y ago

    As options, integrations, and bots in Slack get more and more customizable, in many cases it will end up being the responsibility of individual organizations to provide some sort of training for their users. SOPs and conventions will be uni
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    by marzell 9y ago

    A few interesting trends: Fox, McBain, Poochie
25. 235.▲
    by marzell 9y ago

    I see the button and it has mouseover text, but it's not actually clickable. Chrome Version 59.0.3071.115 (Official Build) (64-bit) on Windows 7.
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    by marzell 9y ago

    This is way more like throwing away your old roommate's belongings because they didn't change the locks when you moved out. Anyone would take a $20 bill on the ground with no way of knowing the previous owner. Not everyone would m
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    by marzell 9y ago

    If the background check was done on you, I believe they have to provide a copy of all the data they received if you request it.
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    by marzell 9y ago

    Looks like a page had to go as well. (404)
29. 239.▲
    by marzell 9y ago

    Agreed... this article makes a useless one-dimensional comparison of several different services based on their pricing for a single aspect of each of those services. I'm not saying there aren't price discrepancies, or opportunitie
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    by marzell 9y ago

    Any idea how to do the downres transition at the top? It's really cool.