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by rogers18445 5y ago
You could already do this with Mullvad. Use an extension such as Sideberry which allows different proxies for different containers. Then use Mullvad's socks5 set of endpoints.
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by rogers18445 5y ago
It sometimes manifests as audio stuttering (the kind which sounds like unstable sample rate) which suggests a lot of context switching, perhaps a scheduler problem. Had this problem intermittently and seemingly at random for many years. Som
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by rogers18445 5y ago
There is another project which I'm keeping an eye on: https://cwtch.im/ source code: https://git.openprivacy.ca/cwtch.im
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by rogers18445 5y ago
Nuclear waste is little different from other toxic waste, the only difference is the potential to poison at some proximity without direct contact and even that is mitigated by encasing radioactive matter in non-radioactive matter. Yet we se
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by rogers18445 5y ago
Linux and Android have that too. Called Zram. When using zstd a compression factor of 3.5 on swap memory is common.
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by rogers18445 5y ago
Facebook seems to have an even better performance implementation using sqrt. Might make sense to port that over to Rust. https://github.com/facebook/folly/blob/master/folly/stats/TD...
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by rogers18445 5y ago
What incentive does she or anyone at youtube have to improve the situation? Creators aren't going to go anywhere else. And if you are someone who pushes through the changes internally no one who is in any position to benefit you will t
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by rogers18445 5y ago
> Under no circumstances can our encryption be bypassed, meaning emails, attachments, calendars, files, etc. cannot be compromised by legal orders. This is false. Each time you visit protonmail you re-download (cache can be invalidated)
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by rogers18445 5y ago
The hash was supposed to not be altered by minor perturbations to the input. This requirement assures that the hash can never be cryptographically secure, collision attacks therefore are trivial the moment the "security by obscurity&qu
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by rogers18445 5y ago
Ionizing radiation. Ingenious approach, sort of a pseudo-vaccine, kills and breaks apart a pathogen in the blood that was taken and when re-injected it presents a greater attack surface for the immune system to learn about the pathogen. Als
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by rogers18445 5y ago
What I don't understand is why these VPN users even bother to try and watch Netflix, just go to rarbg or 1337x and download whatever you want, far more convenient. You get to use a media player such as mpv as well, rather than the web
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by rogers18445 5y ago
Start from the highest level, wrap all low level concepts into black boxes to call on demand from the higher level without understanding their internals. Unwrap black boxes for understanding only as needed. Pretty much the opposite of &quot
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by rogers18445 5y ago
How many monitors can you plug into the laptop given the appropriate number of modules? Unlikely to be 4, but is it at least 2 or hopefully 3?
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by rogers18445 5y ago
They can't, which is why such incompetence is plaguing every single bureaucracy in existence. If the bureaucrats have an incentive to not make mistakes they will err on the side of caution and only deal with cases where certainty is hi
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by rogers18445 5y ago
What's interesting is that the way the Chinese govt responded and is responding is consistent with the fact that they believe it escaped one of their labs. There is much to be said in not cooperating in an investigation against yoursel
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by rogers18445 5y ago
How often does a single vote decide an election? Never? Therefore your optimal move is not to waste your time voting - you gain nothing. If everyone thought that way it would be bad perhaps? But they don't so it doesn't matter to
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by rogers18445 5y ago
Politics is what it is precisely because it is vacuous - you signal allegiance and that is all. You as an individual cannot influence anything any more than discussing an incoming storm would influence its trajectory. But unlike the storm w
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by rogers18445 5y ago
Humans evolved melanin to resist UV while also needing UV for vitamin D synthesis. Your point is what exactly?
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by rogers18445 5y ago
If you look at a cow knowing nothing about it or its history how do you know it was subject to artificial selection? The excessive production of milk or negative consequences that happen to it should it not be milked are some pretty big clu
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by rogers18445 5y ago
Gain of function research is not engineering, they are often conflated for some reason. Gain of function is essentially artificial selection with bells and whistles. Such manipulation would leak some information into the virus. Already it s
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by rogers18445 5y ago
Big Five is an atheoretic construct, derived through factor analysis. Given names after the fact. Similar to IQ in that way - the difference being is that IQ ended with a single factor rather than 5. Attacking the big five would be a fruitl
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by rogers18445 5y ago
The Mighty App will either die or become a privacy nightmare. Because a browser can run arbitrary compute it will be abused, and if they don't want to die they will have to spy on what their users are doing to find abuse.
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by rogers18445 5y ago
Has there been any studies on the quantities of spectra your eyes would expect to get on a sunny day looking at grass or something? Then compare it to the spectra that comes off of a monitor and then you would have something to compare with
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by rogers18445 5y ago
I have been interested in this and to my surprise I was able to find just a single project that does something similar: https://github.com/master-of-zen/Av1an It has the ability to do trial compression (w/ scene s
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by rogers18445 5y ago
zram is a game changer. I believed I needed to upgrade 16gb to 32gb, with zram and a decent cpu no I don't. 97% full memory + 20GB zram swap and no noticeable problems.
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by rogers18445 5y ago
This may sound good to someone but it doesn't make good sense. Data structures aren't free, they take space. Therefore there is a trade-off between space and compute complexity. And ultimately data structures don't transform
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by rogers18445 5y ago
Not a single mention of data structures. It really is the heart of software when done properly. You can often tell if someone is a subscriber of that view depending on where they place their data structures in the source files. Once the dat
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by rogers18445 5y ago
The vast majority of the code you write is glue code, you can be as inefficient when writing it as you want and it doesn't matter. Optimize only what the profiler tells you your cpu is spending real time in.
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by rogers18445 6y ago
You would need to drink enough of it for it to form a significant fraction of your body's water which would take days with fasting and weeks otherwise. And 10's of 1000's of $.
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by rogers18445 6y ago
This data seems to have been public and free for a while... Here: https://www.kaggle.com/johntukey/clubhouse-dataset

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