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by sorenjan 5y ago
> not caring about encryption in any way That's hyperbole and I think you know it. It's not like the messages are sent unencrypted for anyone to sniff with minimal effort. https://telegram.org/faq#q-so-how-do-yo
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by sorenjan 5y ago
That was fixed years ago.
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by sorenjan 5y ago
Not everything needs to be super secure. I can sit and talk with a group of friends at a cafe, and anyone can listen to us, and see that we're talking to each other. If we want to talk about something secret we can go somewhere private
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by sorenjan 5y ago
Considering how ubiquitous it is, it's a mystery how and why there's so little documentation about how to use the library versions libavcodec and libavformat.
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by sorenjan 5y ago
Sponsorblock data is added by users using the Sponsorblock browser extensions. https://addons.mozilla.org/sv-SE/firefox/addon/sponsorblock/
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by sorenjan 5y ago
That shows that there's a need for a specialized database of cases where physicians can search for symptoms and add new information. If it was only used by medical personnel it would filter out various blogs and forum posts that probab
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by sorenjan 5y ago
I've noticed on several occasions that text written by Mac users and published online would replace the Swedish letters ä and ö with a¨ and o¨. I think it's due to some combination of how they do Unicode normalization and how Fire
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by sorenjan 5y ago
I can understand Bluetooth speakers being rare, but at least now Bluetooth headphones must be increasing rapidly in popularity. I don't remember how common they were at that time, but it should have been clear that they would increase
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by sorenjan 5y ago
How long does that last? Telegram uses a few hundred million dollars each year, although they are significantly larger. > As Telegram approaches 500 million active users, many of you are asking the question – who is going to pay to suppo
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by sorenjan 5y ago
That's the second time I've seen video of a Tesla car trying to kill its driver in less than a week. https://jalopnik.com/tesla-full-self-driving-beta-causes-acc...
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by sorenjan 5y ago
It's the Silicon Valley way, and it has no place in safety critical systems like cars. Ironically, Tesla is the worlds highest valued car company specifically because they pretend to be a software company. In a way they've made th
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by sorenjan 5y ago
You can also save ssh connections as profiles in the new terminal, to easily open a new tab with a SSH connection to some computer. I use it to quickly access my home server. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows&#x2
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by sorenjan 5y ago
> Looks like Google is coming out with Wear OS 3 soon Wear OS 3 is already out. https://www.androidauthority.com/wear-os-3-watches-2736393/
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by sorenjan 5y ago
Is this basically teaching the network how to do pattern processing, like line and corner detection, and then using that trained network as a starting point when training on real images?
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by sorenjan 5y ago
> And they mentioned an Android update, but what about the millions of Android phones that aren't getting regular updates? That's my concern as well. My phone stopped getting updates from the manufacturer after getting Android
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by sorenjan 5y ago
But Android has a list of emergency numbers you can dial without unlocking the phone, why wouldn't they use that?
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by sorenjan 5y ago
> Veloren is a multiplayer voxel RPG written in Rust. This is such a meme by now, I have to assume it's an inside joke. Even games mention that they're "written in Rust" in the first sentence in their official present
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by sorenjan 5y ago
I don't use Apple music myself, but I've heard that it doesn't actually use your songs but uses song name matching which sometimes gives you censored versions of explicit songs. Is this true? I remember when I used Google Pla
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by sorenjan 5y ago
How does these scammers get their hands on the money? Doesn't Onlyfans require photo ID and personal banking details?
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by sorenjan 5y ago
Khrono's SYCL is the open alternative to CUDA. It's what Intel is using for their oneAPI, there's a CUDA backend and even a HIP backend.
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by sorenjan 5y ago
There's also no Windows support, so you cant use it to make consumer programs, or on your gaming rig without dual boot. It's made for data centers with bespoke software, not really for distribution.
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by sorenjan 5y ago
You're responding to the guy that made the video. My guess is that everyone that uploads videos with catchy titles and thumbnails wants to monetize their videos eventually. Even if money isn't a motivation, getting more views prob
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by sorenjan 5y ago
I'm the opposite. I hate how some movies (PG-13) show people getting shot without a drop of blood, or people getting unconscious from a swift hit to the head and then waking up a few minutes later as if they just went to sleep. Violenc
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by sorenjan 5y ago
History has shown that it's not necessarily the most performant option that wins, it's usually the most convenient. Otherwise we wouldn't use Python for data science and ML, or Javascript for IDEs. Remeber AMD's Close To
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by sorenjan 5y ago
> My hope is eventually we start to invest in Vulkan Compute. Vulkan is for graphics. Khronos' compute standard that's most similar to Cuda is SYCL. Both compile shaders to SPIR-V though.
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by sorenjan 5y ago
GPGPU have been a thing for two decades, they should have had this solved years ago. Lets hope SYCL gets wide support, Intel seems to bet on it and there's a Cuda backend available. If AMD wants to make themselves irrelevant for anythi
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by sorenjan 5y ago
I wonder if Ferrari needs more programmers.
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by sorenjan 5y ago
"As revealed on 5 February 2007, Apple Inc. and Apple Corps reached a settlement of their trademark dispute under which Apple Inc. will own all of the trademarks related to "Apple" and will license certain of those trademarks
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by sorenjan 5y ago
No it's ADS-B receivers on satellites. https://www.flightradar24.com/blog/satellite-based-ads-b-dat...
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by sorenjan 5y ago
"Nobody Ever Got Fired for Buying IBM" Maybe it's worth a couple of million to not have to deal with the risk, and just keeping status quo.

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