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by misja111 3y ago
> This is stuff which was available back in 2003 -- that's when I first used techniques. It was available already in the 1980's, so I learned at the time when I was manually disassembling computer games hoping to be able to cra
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by misja111 3y ago
I would definitely stop wiping if the color turned to red.
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by misja111 3y ago
Yeah true. But at least the virus binary might be able to get passed the heuristic checks of a virus scanner.
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by misja111 3y ago
Yes, there are many ways to do that. When writing in a higher language such as e.g. C, you can use code obfuscators to make your C code extremely hard to read. If you want to make decompiling even impossible, you could modify the machine co
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by misja111 3y ago
Does this mean that McDonalds will be banned as well?
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by misja111 3y ago
> The "regulation that comes from the EU" was redacted and implemented by the Dutch government This is partially true. The directive of the regulation came from the EU, the concrete implementation from NL. And at that point it
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by misja111 3y ago
In Hilversum you will see a lot more big SUV's than in a typical Dutch city, the area ('Gooi') is considered quite posh in the Netherlands. Yes there definitely are possibilities to make more out the existing urban area'
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by misja111 3y ago
Weird to read a post here from a foreign newspaper trying to describe what happened in my own country. But largely it's true, many people are unhappy with the amount of migration, the housing crisis, the rising cost of living and also
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by misja111 3y ago
I'm amazed that there is still no legislation to control this. E.g. consumers should have the option to choose between a cheap printer with vendor ink lock-in, or a more expensive one but with free choice of ink. It seems like somethin
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by misja111 3y ago
Yes, but the premium can be deducted from taxes, also cantons offer health insurance subsidy for families with low income.
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Fischer Random Chess sounds like something for you: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fischer_random_chess
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by misja111 3y ago
Isn't this exactly what op was saying?
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by misja111 3y ago
This is a very shallow summary of the Mythical Man Month, and it leaves out at least one concept that the book is most (in)famous for: the '10 times programmer'. An excerpt: > In one of their studies, Sackman, Erikson, and Gran
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by misja111 3y ago
After a lot of searching I managed to find some context about the post here: https://edition.cnn.com/2023/11/15/media/elon-musk-antisemit...
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But the thing is, creating a basic form page -is- simple. What is so amazing, is that after ~25 years of web development, we have continued to make it more complicated than it should be, by continuously coming up with new web frameworks tha
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by misja111 3y ago
I see instincts as something like a pre-installed ROM. It shouldn't be too hard to add something like that to LLM. In fact, I think this is being done already, for instance by hardwiring LLM to not have racist or sexual conversations.
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AI based weather model outperforms traditional deterministic systems(science.org)
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by misja111 3y ago
I played for a living during 5 years in the early 90's. So before the Internet took off. Of course there were some differences with OP's situation, e.g. because games were scarce I didn't play only poker but also backgammon,
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by misja111 3y ago
> The size of the brain and lung lesion remained stable after nine years of KD therapy. However, dyslipidemia developed after this time which led to the discontinuation of the diet. This is new to me, I didn't know that a keto diet
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by misja111 3y ago
> As long as you no longer refer to the old instance, this is as efficient as a mutable array. On paper this is true, in reality though it probably is not. Immutable Haskell arrays are implemented with pointers, mutable arrays are imple
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by misja111 3y ago
OCaml is not a very good fit for competitive programming, you're better off with a language like Python there. Writing code in a functional language like OCaml requires a mind switch. This can take quite a while. It took me years to re
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by misja111 3y ago
So it's Russians hacking Chinese now, that's an unexpected development.
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by misja111 3y ago
This! It's almost like my fingers have a mind of their own. Occasionally this actually gets in the way, for instance I want to type 'own' but my fingers decide to type 'one'. Do you have this as well?
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by misja111 3y ago
The article could have mentioned the main cause for the recent crazy rise of house prices in Switzerland; the negative interest rate. Lately the Swiss interest rate has gone up, although not as much as elsewhere, and the effect can already
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by misja111 3y ago
It's not really cash, the money is invested in (mostly US) government bonds. The reason it's in bonds and not in shares, is simply that bonds nowadays give a pretty decent revenue.
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by misja111 3y ago
Scala has all of the benefits you are listing, plus more, and natively, with a more concise and composable syntax.
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the guests will be thrilled though
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by misja111 3y ago
And by all means don't do it under the extractor fan, it will suck in the flames and catch fire.
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by misja111 3y ago
Shock or burst wave lithotripsy is not new either, but it is being improved all the time. So I guess that's what this article is about, just another recent improvement.
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by misja111 3y ago
I must be missing something. This kind of treatment is called lithotripsy and it is used already since the 80's. What is new here?

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