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by ryeights 7y ago
IMO stuff like this should be subject to the same safe disclosure procedures as security vulnerabilities. You know a bunch of idiots are going to try this after watching this video and endanger other drivers in the process
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by ryeights 7y ago
>(recent) iCloud client on the Windows Store I've been using iCloud for Windows for many years now, are there new features on the Windows Store client? AFAIK only bookmarks are synced
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by ryeights 7y ago
Poor unless you have a macOS-supported GPU to put through PCI passthrough. Otherwise, macOS will not use graphical acceleration and the system UI will be very glitchy (e.g. severe ghosting) and slow to respond.
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by ryeights 7y ago
It's really interesting how governments around the world increasingly view protections of civil liberties as "gaps" or "loopholes" in the law. Shows you right where their agendas lie.
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by ryeights 7y ago
A gross invasion of privacy if I've ever seen one. A person's phone contains their most private thoughts, conversations, photos, etc. and victims are now expected to bare it all to police if they want a trial? What has the UK beco
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by ryeights 7y ago
Clickbait article, he admits as much in the first paragraph. This should be titled "a list of Kotlin's biggest flaws," but of course that wouldn't get as much attention.
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by ryeights 8y ago
It's widely suspected that this is part of the job of the Working Group on Financial Markets...
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by ryeights 8y ago
You can pretty reliably guess correctly if you look for ghosting/blurring/chromatic aberration along sharp edges, e.g. around the eyes, on the chin, and in hair. ML hasn't quite mastered the fine details yet