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quilombodigital
4y ago
I am an old school java developer. Can someone explain me why this is a "feature"? I can remember by counting my fingers the times I had to use "instanceof", and it was some classical reflection/injection/insta
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quilombodigital
4y ago
I am not sure this went ok... I chose "GPT-NeoX 20B" - "Question - Answer" . (wrote by me ) I am the oldest son of my mother. (wrote by me ) Q: Who is my mother ? (GPT completed) A: My mother is the oldest dau
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4y ago
aff... I understand that this is a good idea, but posting a project in HN without a release, and saying it will have , but have not implemented the cool features at the frontpage, like cloud integration, photos, search, tags, extensions, c
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quilombodigital
5y ago
Even if he is not talking about network, the example he used in github is flawed, of "auto connected devices, based on distance", maybe in US reality, where you have big houses, but ceratinly not in a real world scenario, with tho
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quilombodigital
5y ago
IMO, when a project starts based on flawed assumptions, it is sure to be short-lived. See, I have nothing against mesh networks or location-based services. I've personally done some things using decawave chips, and I think it's am
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quilombodigital
5y ago
Through the years I have many times worked on this problem. I´ve worked with rake tasks when using ruby, and many times in java, with flyway and my own system. Database Migration is not a complicated problem, you just commit to the reposito
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quilombodigital
5y ago
For me, the best one is this one (LOL): https://ichi.city/profile/www
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quilombodigital
5y ago
yep... Lets say someone says bananas help with covid, so when there is an increase in excess deaths, people start eating it, afraid of going bananas. You just cant later see the bananas graph and say "oh bananas!". :)
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quilombodigital
5y ago
Hum. This is a nice shot, but I guess the affirmation is wrong. Lets think a little about geometry... I am not a new yorker, but by simply looking at google maps, at the lunch photo, they have the Central Park at their back, and the photogr
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quilombodigital
6y ago
Yep, I agree this sounds hypocritical,but everybody has different "lines" to cross. I guess mine is how close they are to humans. (98%), and I also differentiate "food" from "experiment".
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quilombodigital
6y ago
I did not thought about this, but at the same time, "punishment" cannot coexist with "reparation"? Money would go to victims.
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6y ago
"What better reward for a monkey, than a banana"? what about FREEDOM? I am not a vegan/whatever/animal activist, but maybe we should allow terminally-ill or death-row volunteers for this kind of experiment... With good m
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quilombodigital
6y ago
congrats! And finally Corba is being reinvented!
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6y ago
I understand that the 'gears' synchronize the jump, but can this be considered 'mechanical gears', if it is not a completely independent system where the energy of one gear is being transmitted to the other? Can it be a
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quilombodigital
6y ago
When you go to an auto repair shop, the mechanic uses four different screwdrivers or just one super ultra incredible 8-in-1 screwdriver for everything? Why not? is the mechanic stupid? the 8-in-1 screwdriver is marvelous, has the DOUBLE of
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8y ago
I that must say thank you for your effort... About the kind of person you tried to attract, well, at least you gave them many colors to choose! I found the color choosing strange, why someone concerned about security should bother about col
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quilombodigital
8y ago
heh. digital security "gamification" is an interesting concept...
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quilombodigital
8y ago
Of course I lack imagination! That's why I asked HN! :)
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8y ago
hum... ok... making the devil's advocate part, I cannot guarantee I am "caring the appropriate amount". I certainly have a vision not shared by many, so it is hard to say I am "right", when there are so many brillia
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8y ago
Ok, in your opinion the digital security concept is hard to grasp for the common user. What is the excuse for the average company to not enforce a policy?
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8y ago
I understand your point of view that my priorities may not be the other people priorities. :) Sometimes we judge the others thinking they should act as we do... so I guess the answer is really.... they dont care. :)
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Ask HN: Why do people just not bother about security?
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9y ago
I dont know exactly how autonomous cars works, but is it possible there was a warning (beep) before the system tries to stop the car, She got confused, hits the accelerator, disabling the system, and hits the pedestrian by accident? How aut
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[Hackaday] Quick Hack Helps ALS Patient Communicate
(hackaday.com)
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9y ago
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ALS Arduino Sensor
(quilombodigital.org)
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9y ago
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