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6y ago
The Western District (containing Austin, TX) is now having a run for its money. https://www.law360.com/trials/articles/1361545/intel-verdict...
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6y ago
Make sure to turn off auto-save on your editor :)
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6y ago
I don't have to click that to know what it is.
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6y ago
I do hope Backblaze will address this in the morning.
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6y ago
Just enrolled, thanks!
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6y ago
Awesome, but why not write this as a browser extension? Why create a new browser for it?
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6y ago
+1, they didn't explain that at all.
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6y ago
Interesting, thanks!
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6y ago
According to his CV, he did get tenure.
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6y ago
Any reason they don't just use Google as the search provider? Then suddenly they've got a business
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6y ago
https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/3307650.3322260
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6y ago
If the head of a self-driving car company exclaimed "100 car accident deaths per year is too many," we wouldn't say his opinion is wrong, we'd be throwing money at it. It's just that, an opinion.
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6y ago
This ain't LessWrong, I'm allowed to complain about a single child abduction as a stain on humanity. But yes, I appreciate your math.
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6y ago
Yeah, 100 is waaay too many
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6y ago
You made the fatal mistake of being human in a spam-filled world.
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6y ago
There's a rock concert going on in the US/Canada group! This is great
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6y ago
Not leaving the EU would also cause stability and prevent turmoil.
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6y ago
If only I had space left on my big brain resume for this.
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6y ago
When you come across a new user, you need to efficiently identity which hash belongs to that user. Using random hashes would require a linear search. The binary search approach requires redirects to navigate the tree to a unique leaf.
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6y ago
Lol, this is downright wild.
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Browser Fingerprinting – Anti-Bot Detection Evaluation (GitHub)
(github.com)
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6y ago
Ironically, this is probably cheaper to run than GeoGuessr because it doesn't use Google Street View queries.
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6y ago
Respectfully, I don't think the point is to be 100% accurate :) I'm having fun just immersing myself in other places
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6y ago
Ha, I swear I just spent 20 minutes on the site looking around several cities. Not trying to phish anybody, but apply your normal level of risk aversion to ambiguous Chinese links :)
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6y ago
I'm getting a 403 forbidden. This might be it: http://www.bigpixel.cn/t/5834170785f26b37002af46d
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6y ago
If you do find the link, I want to know!
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6y ago
Pardon the French, this is cool as fuck! I'm gonna use this in literally everything ever.
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6y ago
>I wonder what else remains to be discovered? Pretty much everything
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6y ago
Much appreciated. Only on HN.
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6y ago
Oops! Retracted, thanks for checking this.
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