nickbail3y

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by nickbail3y 7y ago
This is really cool! Thanks.
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by nickbail3y 9y ago
Dang, this is super cool. Is there a way to specify a location, as in a city or coordinates, and have it come up on the map?
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by nickbail3y 9y ago
Very interesting, thank you.
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by nickbail3y 9y ago
According to the article, current adblockers like Ublock Origin aren't searching for keywords in the page elements for ads, they're just using human maintained lookup lists? That's very surprising. I would have thought that w
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by nickbail3y 9y ago
This was my question as well.
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by nickbail3y 10y ago
This is great. If only we could get true 4G in the US...
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by nickbail3y 10y ago
This is great. Really clean and easy to use. Awesome work.
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by nickbail3y 10y ago
Well despite our differences in opinion, I respect your contribution to anonymity and privacy. And I'm a bit envious that you've met RD and NM.
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by nickbail3y 10y ago
> but the community felt like an academic one How do you know what the development environment 'felt' like? Are you Roger Dingledine or Nick Mathewson? And I doubt that you will find any evidence that it was used before being m
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by nickbail3y 10y ago
Noise. Deep learning looks for trends in data. If there's a bunch of noise (extraneous random data), it's very difficult to put together trends. For example, lets say you want to throw off Google's targeted advertising algori
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by nickbail3y 10y ago
I think these are all really good tips. I'd like to tack onto number 3 though: 3a) Don't try to learn everything. Being a jack of all trades and a master of none isn't the solution. Be able to write good code / thorough
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by nickbail3y 10y ago
I'm not sure where this narrative is coming from. TOR was developed as an anonymous network by the US Naval Research Lab. It was designed for use by military and intelligence. TOR was never just some academic experiment. TOR is still a
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by nickbail3y 10y ago
I'd say that's because Wikipedia largely exists due to them.
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by nickbail3y 10y ago
Well done video. My only complaint is the stack being inverted a few times throughout. Saying it grows down and then showing it growing up might confuse newbies, who I'm guessing are the target audience for this video. Other than that,