rrobukef

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by rrobukef 5y ago
Well, the master password... and all the passwords you can't store in the pass manager. Like the Windows log-in password, the Bitlocker password, your cell phone PIN, (your bank card PIN)...
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by rrobukef 5y ago
OTOH, programming for the human and not for the computer, included caring about presentation. I could say there's nothing right with the model either - a non-issue, personal preference. ... An older presentation issue is the tabs versu
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by rrobukef 5y ago
Disease control, livable conditions, worker safety to name all I could think of.
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by rrobukef 5y ago
Wouldn't the coil emit the opposite induced field?
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by rrobukef 5y ago
I had to update my TV to get the 4k resolution correct. Otherwise the screen was green-ified.
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by rrobukef 5y ago
And the creator may retain their right to distribute, perform etc.
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by rrobukef 5y ago
Mad science to prove the point.
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by rrobukef 5y ago
The laws enforce this behaviour. The terms of service in the contract you signed allows them to. He has no recourse.
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by rrobukef 5y ago
Solve SAT. Mine 1 block each day. Sell.
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by rrobukef 5y ago
Bitcoin. Bitcoin relies on SAT being unsolvable.
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by rrobukef 5y ago
'Pictures of art' does not apply here. The marble texure is a natural, and unless special, brick walls or cracked glass are not artistic expressions. The mansion door could be art. However, at worst, the texture is a minimal part
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by rrobukef 5y ago
You know, it's kinda cool. If that's the worst roundabout in France...
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by rrobukef 5y ago
Renaming the Call of Duty United Offence executable (coduomp.exe) to mohaa.exe (Medal of Honor) makes the game work: https://steamcommunity.com/app/2620/discussions/0/3584166403...
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by rrobukef 5y ago
Given that mental illness is prevalent and that we misdiagnose mental illness at a rate >1%. There is a already high risk in a couple hundred people. Furthermore, some 500 healthy adults do not form a stable society. Being in a high risk
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by rrobukef 5y ago
I think the absolute gain is more relevant. 700 CPUs for one month costs what? 5k to 50k? Then it's worth doing for one sprint. On the other hand, 70% of 50 CPUs gains at most 2.5k. That's a maybe, maybe if the yearly maintanance
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by rrobukef 5y ago
You could, but then you're programming in yet another language, at the same time, on one single line, without type-checking, maybe without turing-completeness, functions or expressions.
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by rrobukef 5y ago
That's not a typo.
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by rrobukef 6y ago
For Belgium (maybe even Europe), yes, the Belgian government can and has decided to void international copyright law in specific instances. Source: https://thebelgianscientist.wordpress.com/2018/09/18/belgian.
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by rrobukef 6y ago
There exist crypto systems independent on P vs NP, both symmetric and asymnetric. The general approach exploits polynomial time complexity differences. However key-sizes increase accordingly: last I saw a key-pair was a few 100's of me
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by rrobukef 6y ago
And did you consent to setting cookies or did you enter a contract allowing tracking you with other means as well? If you consent on one site for one ad-company and reject on the other, can/will they use the original contract and track
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by rrobukef 6y ago
The first thing I'd do is moving Satoshi's coins with a very suspect transaction.
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by rrobukef 6y ago
Then you take the money and don't hack your way to what you're owed.
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by rrobukef 6y ago
The inserter type is wrong when considering fluids, maybe it should be `inserter: Item a => a -> a'? Oh well, leaky abstractions are endemic.
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by rrobukef 6y ago
Most of these are variations on known quotes: https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/126432-if-you-don-t-feel-it... Still a nice project. Though it highlights the unoriginality of GPT-3.
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by rrobukef 6y ago
Just the side-effects of COVID are bad enough, even for young people. The scientific reports quickly squashed my idea of live vaccination in March. It seems the media mostly focuses on the deaths since these are measurable and deaths are vi
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by rrobukef 6y ago
It's missing 'since indexes are 0-based, they're offsets". Edit: if I would make this argument, I'd say the assumption that indexes are offsets is baseless. This is easily proven since there are languages where this
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by rrobukef 6y ago
See https://docs.github.com/en/free-pro-team@latest/github/site-... Note: Youtube has similar terms (the Youtube license) granting all users the rights to reproduce AND modify all videos. Now I wonder if you
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by rrobukef 6y ago
And at least one or two to his papers... Of course, he's anonymous!
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by rrobukef 6y ago
I reject all interest reflexively. I think it's great. Not! It just shows me how much tracking there actually is... And since I delete my cookies every session, I have to do it every time. I still wonder what the 'legitimate inter
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by rrobukef 6y ago
Why? He jimmied a lock. A bank should not use a padlock. He found a key and found a dead end... oh no, in the dusty closet there was another lost key. That one shouldn't be there... wait the old key opens everything? Oh no. Privilege e

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