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by programd 7y ago
And here is the code repo: https://github.com/hukkelas/DeepPrivacy
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DeepPrivacy – A Generative Adversarial Network for Face Anonymization(arxiv.org)
1 points by programd 7y ago|1 comments
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by programd 7y ago
Excellent response, thank you. Answers all my questions.
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by programd 7y ago
The idea and functionality looks good. Some quick friendly feedback: For production I would want to run this in Docker in some sort of a portable fashion. Looking at the documentation it seems that you have to manually enter the password wh
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by programd 7y ago
> I know that some people want the entire internet, every git repo, every docker image, every game/binary asset, and every needed dependency available locally, but this is just not reasonable. Sure it is. In most Enterprise outfits
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by programd 7y ago
> Your first point is particularly laughable. If your network connection to the internet is down and you're a SaaS provider, you're probably going to need to fix that before you can roll out a fix to your hosted software. Don&#
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by programd 7y ago
That's kind of the problem - well, issue - that I'm worried about. Now you have to do some special things in your build environment to vendor stuff (set env variables, compiler options), and by default your build infrastructure is
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by programd 7y ago
Vendor. Everything. Always. I appreciate the fact that Google is investing in infrastructure to make the Go ecosystem robust, I really do. Having said that I encourage everyone to do a simple experiment. Check out your code into some random
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Bell’s Theorem for Temporal Order(nature.com)
3 points by programd 7y ago|0 comments
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OpenGPT-2: We Replicated GPT-2 Because You Can Too(medium.com)
201 points by programd 7y ago|98 comments
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by programd 7y ago
Odd that this made the front page of HN, but heck, let’s roll with it. A friend of a friend actually does very fun tours around SF as Emperor Norton. Amusing and informative. https://www.emperornortontour.com/index.html
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by programd 7y ago
For payments just use Stripe. SuiteCRM is a very polished open source CRM package you can host yourself with a ton of features and plugin modules. Might be what you're looking for. There are also a bunch of online solutions you can sea
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by programd 7y ago
This is really the million dollar question. Right now I'm not aware of any single cookbook example of how to tune your server for an optimal docker load. It's all buried inside engineering organizations, or blog posts like the one
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by programd 7y ago
On the other hand it is also worth noting that the game gets a lot of the non-game details surprisingly right. The ancient Greek environment are great - e.g. the architecture, sculptures, decorations, historical locations, etc. They even ha
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Windows 10 vs. Ubuntu 18.04 LTS Performance on AMD Ryzen 9 3900X(phoronix.com)
30 points by programd 7y ago|3 comments
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by programd 7y ago
Here's the link to the original paper, which focuses on mapping a vast empty region of the universe right next to our galaxy: https://arxiv.org/abs/1905.08329 The video is a great example of how to present complex
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Cosmography of the Local Void: 3D depiction of galactic density data(player.vimeo.com)
1 points by programd 7y ago|1 comments
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by programd 7y ago
This is the most insightful post in the entire thread. Thank you for that. Most of the discussion here is about TOTP, which at this point is like arguing about the beautiful plumage of the dead parrot. TOTP for professional 2FA is a walking
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by programd 7y ago
Well that just cries out for a quote :) "We live on a placid island of ignorance in the midst of black seas of infinity, and it was not meant that we should voyage far. The sciences, each straining in its own direction, have hitherto h
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by programd 7y ago
The math behind Quantum Mechanics is surprisingly simple, mostly just the linear algebra you learned in High School with some fun Greek symbols thrown in. (I'm convinced mathematicians just can't help themselves with tossing in mo
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by programd 7y ago
A typical product aimed at mid-range video producers, the G-Speed Shuttle SSD, can do up to 2800MB/s. That's 32TB of local Thunderbolt 3 attached SSD storage. Mind you, you'll pay $15K for it, but if you're in that busin
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Deploying Two-Factor Authentication to Millions of Users(youtube.com)
1 points by programd 7y ago|0 comments
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by programd 7y ago
Disks, both spinning and SSD, lie about data durability more often then you would think. This is particularly a problem with consumer disks and write-back caches. Postgres has a good state of play writeup on reliably writing data to storage
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by programd 7y ago
Indeed, Istio is very CPU heavy and probably not great for cloud use on a truly large scale just due to cost concerns. Shopify found it uses 50% more CPU then an alternative like Linkerd [1]. Istio also incurs much larger latency and lower
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by programd 7y ago
Tangentially related is this classic long form piece by Neal Stephenson from a 1996 editon of Wired "chronicling the laying of the longest wire on Earth". A great bit of recent transoceanic cable history. https://www.wi
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by programd 7y ago
> cvlc `ls | shuf` gives you a different sequence every time
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by programd 7y ago
Note that if you have not yet paired your key with a Google account the page will say "No action needed". Apparently they try to detect if the key is paired with your account before they replace it. I emailed them to the contact a
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by programd 7y ago
Risks Digest https://catless.ncl.ac.uk/Risks/
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by programd 7y ago
Another vote for Vim key bindings. Think of it as future proofing. For all eternity :)
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by programd 8y ago
I'll second that. Standard Xfinity cable connection, decent PC, and wired ethernet to the router. Occasionally in the evening during prime time when I assume everybody in my building was watching Netflix the stream would kick into lowe

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