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by qbane 1y ago
The Google input method on my phone is patched by myself. So is the calculator, and many other everyday apps. I cannot imagine owning an Android phone without the ability of sideloading. Maybe I will consider rooting my phone and void my wa
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by qbane 1y ago
IIRC Flash has a similar design. One Flash app can access the internet, or local network, but not both.
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by qbane 1y ago
If you assume that a cell is full and then get a contradiction, this is pretty much a backtracking to a computer. So it is reasonable that the solver does not do this trick.
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by qbane 1y ago
I indeed confused LLM/foundation models and GenAIs. They are both the current tech trend and both fall under the category of AI productivity tools, and I agree with your point.
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by qbane 1y ago
My educated guess is that the profit for such a "magic" search engine is way too small than a magic "painter" that is more likely to replace a real artist. So the AI tech companies prefer the latter. It is all about the
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by qbane 1y ago
A time-bounded TM is also space bounded, because you need time to write to that many cells. But the other way is not.
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by qbane 1y ago
But you also spend time on updating cells, so it is not that intuitive.
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by qbane 1y ago
FYI, WSC stands for Windows Security Center.
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by qbane 1y ago
I hope articles like this can at least provide some hints when the size of a flatpak store grows without bound. It is definitely more involved than "it bundles everything like a node_modules directory hence..." [Bug]: /var&#x
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by qbane 1y ago
> Even when a cartridge does contain data on day one of release, games are so often patched, updated and expanded through downloads that the cart very often loses its connection to the game, and functions more like a physical copy protec
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by qbane 1y ago
This was the one I was taught in my high school. It has some cleverness (e.g., some trig. transformations) but looks less like coming out of nowhere than the original.
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by qbane 2y ago
Tired of apps using shady, fragile tricks to refuse to work and claiming that you are "secured" by them
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by qbane 2y ago
And paid subscriptions are not even necessary for offline apps
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by qbane 2y ago
Section 6.3 says > A message is considered "complete" when all of the octets indicated by its framing are available. So in your scenario, the first response is complete, and so the caching behavior does not conflict with the sp
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by qbane 2y ago
How about putting Other at the top? You can convince yourself that the value zero (or one if you like) is reserved for unknown values.
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by qbane 2y ago
* without the user's consent
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by qbane 2y ago
If one can "force uninstall" for safety, then it implies that automatic upgrading an extension with the user's consent is unsafe at the first place.
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by qbane 2y ago
I think the use of md-block cannot be considered as "raw HTML". Like CSS-in-JS cannot be considered as pure CSS.
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by qbane 2y ago
I have forked this project long ago and have built an online judge utilizing its BPF integration to filter out unwanted syscalls. The fork implements the time/mem usage reporting to satisfy the judge's need and it has improved my
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Ranking Paradoxes, from Least to Most Paradoxical [video](youtube.com)
2 points by qbane 2y ago|0 comments
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The Rational Numbers Are Not So "Rational" [video](youtube.com)
2 points by qbane 2y ago|0 comments
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by qbane 2y ago
An essential point that the article did not address is that Turing machines can be efficiently encoded and be simulated by another Turing machine. This is the real power that causes the impossibility to solve its own halting problem.
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by qbane 2y ago
> Tomorrow I can just simply take that and make it a static site that I would self-host or whatever. I have always found myself reluctant building a blog out of static-site generators. If writing and posting were all I want, static sites
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by qbane 2y ago
Judging from the tone, is this article written by AI?
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Open/close transition of Flex SDK's tree view takes 300+ lines of ActionScript(github.com)
2 points by qbane 2y ago|2 comments
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by qbane 2y ago
The code about animation starts at line 1812 and ends at line 2148. Kind of a lost art.
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by qbane 2y ago
The names of patterns are extremely useful when you want to express to your coworkers "just update the view first and revert if the API fails" concisely.
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by qbane 2y ago
Like what most linters do? Linters are supposedly more strict on the syntax so that programmers can enforce their own rules.
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Old GitHub Feed (Fork)(github.com)
1 points by qbane 2y ago|1 comments
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by qbane 2y ago
This is a self promotion, also a fork based on Gerrit0's work [0]. But I think there are still people thinking the old feed more informative. This fork features a fancier loading banner and an improved caching mechanism by account UID.

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