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IIRC you have to use their more expensive Tesla cards for these use cases. These cards are basically the same as consumer GPUs with more permissive driver licensing
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The next generation of WHOIS is born
(clarivate.com)
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How to Safely Implement “Using Uninitialized Memory for Fun and Profit”?
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GitHub Blocked in China
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netaddr.IP: a new IP address type for Go
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Recently I was curious as to how the wireless emergency alert systems work. But the actual specifications [1] from ATIS (another standardisation body) that carriers are required to implement are paywalled with ridiculous prices. $145 for a
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The Firebase Data Processing and Security Terms [1] (section 5.2.1) limit Google's usage of any data they obtain through Firebase and would seem to prevent that sort of tracking. [1] https://firebase.google.com/terms&#
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I think you misread the sentence. It's not the largest value JS can represent, it's the largest value it can "reliably represent". After 2^53 - 1 you get incorrect results when dealing with integers, making the results n
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Repl.it user content detected as Dangerous by Google Safe Browsing
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Child protection nonprofit alleges 'manipulative' upselling in math game Prodigy
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They tried that at one point, and it didn't work out very well for them: https://blog.nearlyfreespeech.net/2013/12/27/member_support_...
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What Is WofCompressedData?
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Avoiding FAQs, with One Exception
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Some web hosts use Safe Browsing to automatically perm-ban any sites on the list. I've been banned from Heroku for a couple years at this point because one of my sites got added to Safe Browsing as malware and Heroku's systems jus
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Here's a list of implementations: http://doc.beeminder.com/tagtime (I also wrote a web implementation: https://ttw.smitop.com/ )
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Show HN: Stochastic time tracking online
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No. There is no version of the env! or include_str! macro! in C++ (they are implemented in the compiler for Rust). These macros can be used to the get the values of environment variables or the contents of arbitrary files at compile time. Y
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> it's theoretically possible for it to create an entire simulated CPU A Javascript x86 implementation already exists: https://copy.sh/v86/
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Reddit's website uses DRM for fingerprinting
(smitop.com)
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The Making of an Underclass: AOL (1997)
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This is probably the keyboard adjusting the tap area of the keys based on the predicted likelyhood of that key being pressed: https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=20&v=wPmVKyhyl9U
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Here are the App Store Review Guidelines, section 3 is about in-app purchases: https://developer.apple.com/app-store/review/guidelines/
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Show HN: Generating Knowledge Panels
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You can pass "-C overflow-checks=on" to rustc to generate an optimized build with over/underflow checks enabled, even in a release build. Also, note that over/underflow behavior is defined to always be two's complim
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DuckDuckGo pays money to Bing to use their API [1], presumably enough to outweigh any loss of revenue. DDG also uses Bing's ad network, so Bing makes money regardless of what engine a search is made on. Also, there's speculation t
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Their terms of service disallow reverse-engineering or even disassembling the binaries: https://zoom.us/terms > You agree that You will not use, and will not permit any End User to use, the Services to: (i) modify, disas
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If these companies notice, they can file a UDRP ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uniform_Domain-Name_Dispute-Re... ) request, on the basis that the domains infringe their trademarks, and were registered and used in "
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You can sideload on Chromebooks if you enable developer mode. But enabling developer mode wipes all data on the system and displays a warning message on boot.
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The Power of Dijkstra Maps
(roguebasin.com)
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This has happened to me. I have been able to get it to work by retrying the download until it works, it took me three tries. If that still doesn't work, Google Takeout supports splitting the download into smaller 1 gigabyte chunks whic
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