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Freespin
(m.youtube.com)
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mikkom
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mikkom
5y ago
> despite collecting record income, the Luxembourg unit made a €1.2bn loss and therefore paid no tax. If they made a loss they pay no taxes. I'm not supporting tax avoidance but this is totally basic stuff. Most likely amazon grows
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Europe's first inhabitants of a 3D-printed house
(theguardian.com)
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mikkom
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Yes I read it. Lots of abstract talk about modularity and how SQL is so bad because people tend to use all caps without demonstrating how and what this whole new programming language can do better. Note that I'm not claiming it can
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mikkom
5y ago
I have a hard time understanding what problem this solves versus SQL? This really should have demonstration of some of the actual use cases where this shines vs SQL. Also: SQL-92 has values clause which makes the example provided a little b
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mikkom
5y ago
Oh how I hate these Medium posts that are not readable without doing something (registering/installing app/paying.. whatever) I feel like Medium is the new expertsexchange. I remember how much I hated the site always when I ended
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mikkom
6y ago
Is the title a nice marketing story/headline to grab attention? You "learned to code" and coded a whole product aggregator that crawls product site reviews from unstructured tech site content, learned sql (or some nosql alter
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6y ago
> As an aside, be aware that "genesys" is already taken in the field Thanks for notification, I was already aware that it was used as a brand for anoher kind of service and was pondering if I should change it but this resolved
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mikkom
6y ago
> Some of the methods try to modify the behavior or emotion without solving or removing the root cause Sounds odd - what exact methods are you talking about?
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mikkom
6y ago
That's very strange as it works on my older firefox (78.8.0 / Linux). Sorry I don't have access to v86.0.1 so I can't check why it doesn't work on that.
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6y ago
My main idea behind creating the Genesys project was to create a network of worlds - I have full intentions to make the worlds connected in the future via internet and have functionalities to share worlds, creatures etc.. I just have too mu
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mikkom
6y ago
I have always been fascinated with alife, the first one I created was something like 20+ years ago after I read an article about Tierra in a magazine. For anyone not familiar with tierra, peek into the rabbit hole :-) https://web
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The creatures are using lisp-likeninstruction set. For more information please check the links I provided, there is more information there.
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mikkom
6y ago
I totally agree on instructions, it's an alpha quality hobby stuff so I haven't had time. I'll add tutorial at some point. About firefox not working - strange! It should work on any device even with mobile browsers, thanks fo
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6y ago
I created something a little more complicated some time ago.. http://kirkas.com/genesys/ Some more information https://www.reddit.com/r/alife/comments/giyjaa/show_ralife_g... https
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mikkom
6y ago
You mean AWS?
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mikkom
6y ago
What you are saying is you like Bing results more than Google, DDG is bing with different UI.
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mikkom
6y ago
> This shows a new type of cloud hosting vulnerability. Your entire corporations infrastructure could be mirrored faster than you could notice. and YOU are paying for the bandwidth too :-)
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mikkom
6y ago
> fixed in our fork Does this mean your spider is a fork of Gigablast? Is there some additional interesting technical information about how your code/infrastructure is set up?
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mikkom
6y ago
I think it's worth mentioning that DDG does not do it's own crawling, they are using Bing API and therefore don't need that much infrastrcuture (except the presentation layer). This means that they just need to sell enough ad
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mikkom
6y ago
Duckduckgo id basically anonymized bing. I'm a little bit surprised that http://startpage.com isn't on the list, it's anonymized google in the same way ddg is anonymized bing.
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mikkom
6y ago
Try Meditation. It really helps sleep quality. Another thing is not drinking caffeine AT ALL. My sleep quality got much better after I stopped drinking coffee. Strangely I can drink as much tea as I want but coffee makes me sleep badly.
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mikkom
6y ago
> If they want to just shut the whole thing down, that is fine too. Actually if it's under a non-restrictive open source licence, it's not fine at all - the code will still be legally available for everyone.
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The patents in question are the following gems: A method to improve the usability of city-building games using templates to define the positions of one or more in-game contents that can be applied to in-game areas based on the commands of t
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Supercell ordered to pay $8.5M for infringing Gree's patents
(gamesindustry.biz)
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I think the whole post was trying to say that he has also done other things not related to backups so you certainly are OT
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One hidden gem that many people don't know about (and which I prefer over apps) is.... http://i.reddit.com
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6y ago
And increases the change that it's nsa-backdoored
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A new open-source tool: eks-auth-sync
(polarsquad.com)
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6y ago
> An interesting example would be if the NN learns something from a book, also fed it with the all the critique on that book ( the environment reaction ). But isn't that exactly what has been done with GPT-3? AFAIK it has been train
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