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by pbkhrv 11y ago
Microsoft, perhaps inadvertently, did that. Tay's stream of consciousness can now be used as a training set for an abusive content monitoring AI.
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by pbkhrv 11y ago
Reminds me of what it takes to debug a dozen microservices talking to each other.
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How Apple could lose by winning against the DOJ(techdirt.com)
1 points by pbkhrv 11y ago|0 comments
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Stop Using the Daylight Savings Time(stopdst.com)
301 points by pbkhrv 11y ago|153 comments
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by pbkhrv 11y ago
Wasn't a typo, I did mean "millions", see my comment above.
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by pbkhrv 11y ago
for passcode, iPhone supports 4-Digit numeric code (10k combinations), 6-Digit numeric code (1 million combinations), "custom numeric code" (arbitrary length, millions of combinations), or "custom alphanumeric code" (arb
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by pbkhrv 11y ago
How practical is it to remove-restore-replace the NAND chip every 10 tries if you have to search through millions of combinations?
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by pbkhrv 11y ago
Something remotely related: hijacking Siri via radiowaves and iPhone headphones https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10387486
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by pbkhrv 11y ago
This might be one of the things they are doing to prepare for a wave of negative news about the state of their economy.
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by pbkhrv 11y ago
I see it as being more complicated than that. Quoting wikipedia on "Free market" [1], "A free market is a market economy system ... in which the laws and forces of supply and demand are free from any intervention by a govern
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by pbkhrv 11y ago
This would go great with a lightweight ClojureScript-based DSL to replace all those 'something, something -> something' "method" strings.
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by pbkhrv 11y ago
This sounds like a constraint satisfaction problem. If you want to go all hardcore on this (and willing to pay the complexity price), then you can devise a system that can, on every new build of every new service, try to find the optimal co
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Uber Needs Our Permission to Grow(hbr.org)
4 points by pbkhrv 12y ago|0 comments