mikorym

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by mikorym 6y ago
Late reply, but I looked at that linked and tried it out. The calendar is only for a personal calendar. It doesn't allow you to send out invites.
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by mikorym 6y ago
OP is treating XOR as though it were not commutative between registers and memory: > Consequently, there are actually two ways to encode xor eax, eax: ; r/m32, r 31 C0 ; r, r/m32 33 C0 So, what I am saying
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by mikorym 6y ago
I think from the perspective of steganography the question is also: How often is byte code checked for anything like this? Steganography is like a magician's act; it's only undetected if you don't go and look for it. I think,
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by mikorym 6y ago
I think it is better to call this a noncommutative operation and phrase it as such. Duals are often in fact, different things. But I think what you are doing is pretty cool! I don't know much about machine code, but whenever XOR beco
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by mikorym 6y ago
Wouldn't the first stable release of HTML count as "a drastically simpler set of web standards" together with the fact that any browser should support it? Everything else is to me a matter of compression. Netflix's succe
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by mikorym 6y ago
> Which makes the conceptual basis of things like economics suspect. > Dunno about the rest of the world. If you are poor, then money is the means to have the necessary things for survival. My opinion is that materialism is something
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by mikorym 6y ago
Not sure if this helps, but Thinkst is a South African company that provides "security services". Maybe they mean that most security providers didn't see it coming. Some people would think that the NSA are part of the set of
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by mikorym 6y ago
Do you have a link?
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by mikorym 6y ago
Yes, you are right, Thunderbird is the good workaround for Protonmail too. Some people are just too lazy to go beyond a web app.
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by mikorym 6y ago
While I agree with this: > Work on the bloody browser, forget about the rest. There is also this: > As of today, the Thunderbird project will be operating from a new wholly owned subsidiary of the Mozilla Foundation, MZLA Technologies
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by mikorym 6y ago
There is an easier way to accidentally build a porn website: 1) register domain 2) don't renew Not completely unrelated either, since it seems like OP's domain is now bust too... What is also interesting is that probably half of w
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by mikorym 6y ago
Didn't Troy want to sell to someone just a few years ago?
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by mikorym 6y ago
> Ada, the fast type-safe compiled language (French)? Largely dead in the market. Isn't this language used in the Eurofighter Typhoon?
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by mikorym 6y ago
Ah, always nice to be downvoted. But if you say "this begs the question" it may be a common thing to say, but it is also incorrect.
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by mikorym 6y ago
Why do people read the Guardian and the New York Times? Or are these just illustrative? By the way: > The question begs itself Rather: This invites the question. Begging the question is assuming the conclusion in a circular argument. [1]
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by mikorym 6y ago
Title, paper version: > Integer multiplication in time O(n log n) https://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/hal-02070778/document
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by mikorym 6y ago
I also think that the solution, if you will, does require to take the idiosyncracies of a country into account. Many people may no realise this, but this exactly holds for African countries too. As the continent develops, some countries wil
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by mikorym 6y ago
> It was a highlight of that month. Just using a graph was the highlight of that month for me. (The data wasn't already in a graph.) Reading the wiki, it may have been Dijkstra that I used under the hood. (I just wanted the sum of s
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by mikorym 6y ago
Let me give you my perspective on the matter. Art connects us with history. If we don't have a conscious stream going back to the Greek mathematicians such as Archimedes and Erastosthenes, how do we know they existed? In this case we a
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by mikorym 6y ago
Something interesting to note is that Warren Buffet started out making his money in something called value investing [1]. The principle is that you use things like assets, employees, IP, sales, factory output, sales, etc. to calculate you
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by mikorym 6y ago
> I don't know about area's becoming ghost towns, but I do know some areas have been impacted, and may be coming back with a startup culture that is up and coming. This comment is based on my experience on the African continent
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by mikorym 6y ago
> the belief that pessimism wins out in the long run It's amazing when people that you have never met (I am not from Europe and haven't visited Finland) can think in the same way you do. I have to add that I am a happy pessimis
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by mikorym 6y ago
I've been following Nokia for the past two years and watched the two documentaries about them (they are similar; one has more Finnish). [1] [2] My conclusions about them are this: 1. They can become a major player in 5G for Europe. 2.
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by mikorym 6y ago
I didn't have 1st year physics, so this was very informative for me. Maxwell 1 + 2: Field per surface area. The asymmetry between magnetic fields and electrical fields is that magnetic ones have a total field of zero; that is, al magne
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by mikorym 6y ago
Orwell's book's structure was dictated by the publishers, but I still love the content. My allusion was because I am wondering why the description needs to insult pure mathematics in order to promote Street Fighting Mathematics .
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by mikorym 6y ago
There is a somewhat common attitude towards abstract mathematics that its preciseness is something of a bother to people and that it requires some kind of "cure". Immanuel Kant wrote about it [1] and many engineers have a varying
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by mikorym 6y ago
The content looks quite interesting for a mathematician too—so I'm sorry that the advertising needs to be antagonising. But even Keep the Aspidistra Flying was basically mutilated by circumstance [1] and it's still a great book.
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by mikorym 6y ago
In South Africa, we also have different versions from the US and they are not pirated. They are usually called international versions . It does have to do with pricing here vs. the US, but they are still expensive for a student.
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by mikorym 6y ago
> not restricted by technical limitations Yup, if you play Sacred Gold or Disciples II using open frameworks you get a game that looks much newer. But more importantly, perpetually playable. Disciples II has an edit that uses OpenGL that
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by mikorym 6y ago
Nothing wrong with doing laundry with a better view than 90% of the rest of humanity. I was a really studious kid and only later came to appreciate the area where I am from.

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