shmel

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by shmel 7y ago
Gradually. It will be used to provide your freedom back. Lockdown is still in place, but if you agree to use the app, you can go outside and chill in a park, maybe even meet up with family members (groups fewer than N). Then you can introdu
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by shmel 7y ago
Really? 6 months ago I'd have said that putting the entire nation under house arrest won't fly in any healthy democracy, but here we are. Turns out no country is more democratic than China.
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by shmel 7y ago
I don't get why this flag was disabled on Linux though. Nobody uses "installers" on Linux, come on. I am not sure if malware of this kind even exists on Linux.
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by shmel 8y ago
>>How are they supposed to cite relevant work without being able to read the work? Sci-hub?
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by shmel 8y ago
Oh well, just recently there was a thread about Canadians instructed to lie on US border that they never ever tried weed in their life unless they want to be banned. What makes you believe the same logic can't be applied here?
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by shmel 8y ago
Mainly because to me it sounds a lot like horror stories about those college classes to teach men how to not rape (I dunno, what happens there? instructor keeps telling "rape is bad"?)
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by shmel 8y ago
I form my opinion about common practices in the US mostly based on internet stories (and they are often pretty wild!). Among my IRL friends no one ever attended a training like this.
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by shmel 8y ago
>>It's common in the U.S., and the second question is the sort of thing that would get you sent back to take the class again. I have to admit I have never been in the US. So, what is the right answer for the second question? I su
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by shmel 8y ago
Mandatory sexual harassment training sounds quite disturbing. Anybody can comment in detail how it is conducted? Is it really mandatory for everyone or only for men?
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by shmel 9y ago
I still don't understand what is a problem if you keep this small business outside the US. What prevents a European company to replace Craiglist in this regard?
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by shmel 9y ago
Do you imply that GeForce cards have DC failure scenarios for specific computations only? The clause "... but it is ok to put them in DCs if you wanna mine some coins" goes against your argument.
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by shmel 9y ago
Unfortunately, it is not that simple. There are multiple ways to generate adversarial examples and simple defenses help at most against the simplest attacks. Every now and again a new preprint "one simple trick defeating the latest adv
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by shmel 9y ago
Really? I believe they meant exactly what they said. Read https://arxiv.org/abs/1605.07277 Adversarial examples can be easily crafted for linear regression, SVM, decision trees and k-NN at very least. I can't thin
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by shmel 9y ago
It sounds very hipster and all, but how is a phone more trustworthy than a Linux PC? Cool, we don't need to trust a PC, now we have to trust a phone and pretend that malware for smartphones don't exist at all. Hardware USB token l
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by shmel 10y ago
ArchLinux is very decent distro. If you need something that you can tweak to be the continuation of your mind, environment designed exactly for you, it is Arch. If you have some time in the beginning to read archwiki, you will avoid a lot o
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by shmel 10y ago
tmux handles mouse events very well. Scrolling, pane resizing (in tmux and vim), selection work once you add one line in config. For me it works so perfectly that it successfully goes in nested tmux sessions over ssh. However, some people c
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by shmel 10y ago
I switched to tmux a few years ago and never looked back. What is your problem with mouse? I have quite basic tmux config, very basic terminal emulator (st) and enjoy mouse scrolling even in nested tmux scenarios. Selection is done with vim
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by shmel 10y ago
Probably you are right. However, I am wondering how many of those videos will be deleted by owners, Google or just blocked in "some" countries a year from now. They could have published it separately to avoid this.
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by shmel 10y ago
Would you feel better if NSA gets your data using a warrant signed by a secret court and gags Amazon using a NSL? Why do you think that US agencies can ask Lavabit to hand encryption keys, but the same can't happen with Amazon? Compari
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by shmel 10y ago
However it runs on test time from raw pixels only.
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by shmel 10y ago
Sounds like the ultimate solution to emacs carpal tunnel syndrome.
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by shmel 10y ago
I don't get why everybody is pissed off. Did anybody really believe FB bought that company as a sort of charity? Surely they are interested in the exploitation of users metadata. If you don't like it, use _anything_ else. You can
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by shmel 10y ago
You really should try a decent desktop Linux. For example, Arch. It just works out of the wiki. All those problems are because Ubuntu tries very hard to be smarter than user. Obviously it fails. You don't need to disable fancy configur
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by shmel 10y ago
>>PowerShell was never planned to be run on anything that ran those cmds natively. Really? I thought that windows versions (native versions, not even cygwin) of wget and curl existed for more than a decade. I am not very good at googl
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by shmel 10y ago
Cool. Now Lenovo admits they have no idea whose this code is and what it is supposed to do. It sounds like a shitty excuse of junior programmer: "Hey man, not my fault! I have just copy-pasted that snippet from StackOverflow!"
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by shmel 10y ago
A small correction: cited study used MEG, not fMRI, as modality. The conclusion itself doesn't look very surprising for me. We already know that the sound processing in general is the same in both hemispheres while the speech processin
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by shmel 11y ago
Usually you need multiple layers when you train NN directly from raw features (like pixels or words) for perception-like problems. In that case you want to learn complicated multi-stage transformations to get useful high-level features. If
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by shmel 11y ago
Don't forget that monte carlo bots were around 5-6 _amateur_ dan skill level. It is _very_ different from 9 dan pro.
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by shmel 11y ago
ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen2. i7, 8Gb RAM, 256Gb SSD. ArchLinux. In general I am happy with it. Pros: lightweight, solid and extremely fast. Battery is good enough for me. Cons: LTE module is abysmal. People say it is awful even on windows, let
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by shmel 11y ago
Keras is a very high-level library compare to tensorfuse. Tensorfuse is primarily built to easy migration from theano to something else.

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