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by maxmunzel 6y ago
Do you have any sources for this? As far as I know, Assange went to great lengths redacting sources.
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by maxmunzel 6y ago
In Germany, https://jugendhackt.org/ is a great place to get inspiration, meet like-minded peers and learn.
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by maxmunzel 6y ago
I’m using a 3$ VPS (hetzner) as a VPN server and access my local servers that way. You also get a regular VPN for free that way and setup is trivial if you use wireguard.
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by maxmunzel 6y ago
I’d be interested, which use case of yours would be restricted by Postgres‘ strict typing. All my experiences were wonderful, especially its performance and powerful features like rule rewriting. Also PostgREST is brilliant.
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by maxmunzel 6y ago
Temperature may play a critical role. Do you use them outside in the cold a lot?
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by maxmunzel 6y ago
I used to think this way, but learning how to take math lectures really changed my university experience. To my first semester me: 1. Go to the lectures, sit upfront (where you are definitely not going to use your phone or fall asleep) 2. G
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by maxmunzel 6y ago
You could probably use some form of DMP [0] for this. It basically learns movements by viewing them as the difference from a spring-damper system. This allows all kinds of adaptations. [0] https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/abstrac
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by maxmunzel 6y ago
For me it’s mostly the commitment I feel when physically buying something that gets me started. Most of the time I still end up reading the digital copy on my Laptop, as I personally find this more comfortable for textbooks.
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by maxmunzel 6y ago
Thanks for the great work - caddy is a much needed breath of fresh air in the server space. One thing I stumbled upon the other day was that I (and google apparently, too) have trouble navigating the new website. I find it much simpler to f
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by maxmunzel 6y ago
Vim + Pandoc + Beamer + pdfpc is also the best way to write Presentations I have found so far: https://github.com/maxmunzel/talk-algorithms-for-np-hard-pro...
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by maxmunzel 7y ago
Now they work as expected. Maybe it only occurs the first time you load the page...
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by maxmunzel 7y ago
Great Work! One thing I noticed was that some Animations (Conductivity and Relative Rockets) move on iOS while scrolling. Others (Orbits, Spring-Mass System and Gravity) work fine...
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by maxmunzel 7y ago
Maybe, but its actually really good at not firing when you scratch your head, which is probably more common than casually waving at your webcam ;)
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by maxmunzel 7y ago
> And it also doesn't lose all your messaging history everytime your phone breaks. There is no way to transfer Messages between iOS and Android or to backup messages in any way really - except of storing them plaintext at Google&#x2
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by maxmunzel 7y ago
I did some testing on the same (kind of) dataset and task: First test: A single 2.9GB file time rg Result all.pgn | sort --radixsort | uniq -c 13 [Result " "] 1106547 [Result "0-1"] 1377248 [Result "1-0"] 10
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by maxmunzel 7y ago
Maybe because the author lacks access to non-western cultures and doesn’t want to make unbaked claims? I’d personally had a hard time getting a feel for African/Eastern/etc societies.
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by maxmunzel 7y ago
The actual resolution of the human eye is much smaller than that and a lot of our perception is based on interpolation. It's pretty interesting to read up on this.
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by maxmunzel 7y ago
I can recommend you to start with 5 minutes (set a timer), increase to 10. After some practice you can omit the timer, but it really helps you getting started.
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by maxmunzel 7y ago
I wrote a dpll (the standard algorithm for SAT) Implementation in Haskell, that’s also pretty straight forward: https://github.com/maxmunzel/dpll/blob/master/README.md Feel free to ask any questions.
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by maxmunzel 7y ago
That reminds me of how great of a device my iPod shuffle was. To bad the battery died..,
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by maxmunzel 7y ago
Actually I think that GeoGebra is by far the most intuitive and for-the-people that a math toolbox can be. When I picked it up in Highschool, I didn’t need to google a thing about it, contrary to the CAS Systems I use nowadays... (Maybe not
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by maxmunzel 7y ago
the first practice of our security lecture was breaking vigenere - one of the coolest practices of my studies so far…
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by maxmunzel 7y ago
That’s a bullshit argument. My SO‘s Lenovo Laptops USB A ports broke. My USB-C Ports seem significantly more robust, not by implementation but by design. I don’t care about some five dollar China dongle- I care about the connectors of my co
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by maxmunzel 7y ago
My ps4 allows me to remap keys and it’s a blessing.
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by maxmunzel 7y ago
As its applicable to all discrete Problems (think of Sudoku), its a really neat skill to have. Reductions are pretty easy to write and modern SAT solvers are crazy fast.
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by maxmunzel 7y ago
Couldn’t you just blow in?
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by maxmunzel 7y ago
As far as i know you use three sensors, so you can automatically compensate for one failing/misreporting sensor without human intervention.
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by maxmunzel 8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nord_Stream See #Controvery
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by maxmunzel 8y ago
The environmental Argument is interesting as I am thinking about getting AirPods precisely because Im sick of throwing away my regular in Ears because the headphone jacks keep breaking when I carry them crumbled in my jeans. (I hate having
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by maxmunzel 8y ago
I think one of the basics ways for us to combat this kind of situations is to be more mindful about the people who do good. A single, thankful email from someone who profited from his work goes a long way.

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