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by phil9987 6y ago
And, in a way, this is the standard by the fact that they are not required to show the banner if no non-essential cookies are being used :)
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by phil9987 6y ago
No, they just don't use any non-essential cookies.
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by phil9987 6y ago
This is awesome!
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Berlin venture studio Merantix raises $27M fund to concentrate on AI startups(techcrunch.com)
2 points by phil9987 7y ago|0 comments
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by phil9987 7y ago
This reminds me a lot of multi agent systems in computer science. A very exciting concept which is aiming to provide a framework for distributed artificial intelligence: https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/chemical-eng
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by phil9987 7y ago
I totally agree. After watching only a second of the video I am convinced that this is not Mark Zuckerberg and that this video has been faked.
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by phil9987 7y ago
Love it. Finally somebody questions the status quo of the economy class. I wonder how this new design competes in terms of price and weight? In the end I doubt that airlines are willing to pay more for economy.
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by phil9987 7y ago
I love it how they decided to spend the money fighting the patent trolls. I started reading the article because the title reminded me of Richard in the Silicon Valley TV series. Happy to read that in the real world the patent trolls got bus
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by phil9987 7y ago
This is incredible, thanks for sharing. I had the exact same thoughts the author is describing in the beginning - how hard can it be? It turns out super hard. And one shouldn't forget that it is one of the few input methods to our comp
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by phil9987 7y ago
To me, today's internet was born with the invention of HTTP by Sir Tim Berners-Lee. It's still an interesting article and a great achievement, but a big piece has still been missing. One can definitely credit them for providing th
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by phil9987 7y ago
"Google dropped out last October without submitting a formal bid, saying the military work conflicted with its corporate principles, which preclude the use of artificial intelligence in weaponry." <3
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by phil9987 7y ago
I think we can't assume that these people have access to a computer, which is necessary to be able to root it. In the article the author refers to "smartphone only users" who can barely afford a 17$ smartphone. Even if there
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by phil9987 7y ago
An intuitive explanation of the solution to the problem posted in a hn article from last week: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21024224
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Breaking Pills Revisited(kevinkle.in)
4 points by phil9987 7y ago|1 comments
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by phil9987 7y ago
Important detail that Helene mentions in a comment: You should add that that setting in Google Calendar is only available on desktop. I spent a while the other day after getting one of these trying to find the setting on my phone. It’s not
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by phil9987 7y ago
So one could argue that Linus kinda failed in fixing the problem he has identified correctly.
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by phil9987 7y ago
Makes sense, thanks for the clarification.
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by phil9987 7y ago
I did read it till the end, but I got confused by the sentence "To clarify why this fix is bad, ..." in the paragraph after Linus's fix, so from there on I thought the article is talking about his fix of the fix. My bad.
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by phil9987 7y ago
So Linus fucked it up?!
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PlusPoints: App to help students manage and keep track of their grades
1 points by phil9987 7y ago|0 comments
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by phil9987 8y ago
A very concrete example: I am trying to find a solution for a certain error / warning in AndroidStudio. I try finding it using DDG, not succeeding, while on Google I'd find the solution within the 3 first results. Happened to me a
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by phil9987 8y ago
I do not quite agree. I found that duckduckgo often returns too many results from the same website, which is for programming related search queries often stackoverflow. The same query on Google leads (for me) often times to more diverse res
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by phil9987 8y ago
For a couple of month I have set duckduckgo as my standard search engine, but I often do not get satisfactory results. Is this because I am used to the Google results or does duckduckgo indeed not prioritize in a good way?
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by phil9987 8y ago
This book is hilarious, love how the frustration is underlined with email conversations and just the right amount of sarcasm.
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by phil9987 8y ago
It's easy to point at Huawei and say 'they are not trustworthy'. The question is, what alternatives are out there and can they deliver?
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by phil9987 8y ago
So they thought before being able to produce the other models in a reliable way, why not release yet another model?! Great idea publicity wise, I doubt that this can be sustainable in the long term though. Why not focusing on getting one th
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by phil9987 9y ago
Great vision from a great man.
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by phil9987 9y ago
Carefully chosen words and full of future visions. Thank you. We will see if this will indeed go in the direction he suggests - as usually one cannot foresee what will disrupt the world next. It can be something completely new which has not