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DeepZip: Lossless Compression Using Recurrent Networks [pdf](web.stanford.edu)
153 points by stelonix 9y ago|17 comments
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by stelonix 9y ago
It was definitely working for a good part of the time. Mismanagement in other areas does not imply the recession was caused by protectionism. Actually, there are several different reasons for the Brazilian recession, yet none of them has an
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by stelonix 10y ago
It's not exactly with sin, but sexual activity is correlated with the power of creation. So "misusing" a "big bang" is often painted as something "bad", be it a sin or simply considered an act of layman&#x
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by stelonix 10y ago
What I've wondered for a while is the feasibility of producing streetview imagery with drones. It seems to be the perfect solution for distributed street shooting.
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Matrix – An open standard for decentralized persistent communication(matrix.org)
45 points by stelonix 10y ago|12 comments
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by stelonix 11y ago
Perhaps because said liberal democracies are known to spy on that someone more than Iran, North Korea and China combined.
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What US Software Companies Should Understand About the Rest of the World(medium.com)
1 points by stelonix 11y ago|0 comments
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The Evolution of Web Design (2016)(fabianburghardt.de)
1 points by stelonix 11y ago|0 comments
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SourceForge Acquisition and Future Plans(sourceforge.net)
9 points by stelonix 11y ago|1 comments
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by stelonix 11y ago
Wow, reading this... I've had the exact same experience last year with something I was told was LSD, but later I found out it was 25I. Either way, the similarities are uncanny, except I didn't get specifics like "I think I bu
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by stelonix 11y ago
Nintendo is actually known for not being a PITA to fans who derive their IP, as long as it has no adult nuances. Even then, I've yet to see a DMCA from them.
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by stelonix 11y ago
Not sure why your comment was downvoted since what you said is taken as a given for me and I've been a Linux user (out of principle) for 3 years now. Many things are lacking for a good user experience, simply put. The way a Linux syste
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by stelonix 11y ago
I believe his point is, such a process wouldn't ever be feasible if we can't "create" awareness. You'd have a sack of meat that would not interact. Or if it would, it'd be a vegetable capable of computation but
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by stelonix 11y ago
Even if you call "the placebo effect" what we call "magic", what he's trying to tell you is to try it yourself as opposed to just dismiss it based on nowadays views of the occult . You might wonder "Why woul
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by stelonix 11y ago
Your views on how religions were "designed" seems flawed. You're making it sound as if concepts were added or modified just like that, when in reality, a spiritual belief mutates as people's beliefs change (for whate
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by stelonix 12y ago
Wow, before reading this article, I had no idea how dangerous and naive it'd be to just take whatever I read on HN at face value. This article is, simply put, false. As a Brazilian living in Brazil, I'm quite shocked and amazed th
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by stelonix 12y ago
While I agree I'd do anything to help my child, I also realize it's not up to me or most importantly, the government to dictate how other parents should raise their children. The right to raise your child the way you see fit,
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by stelonix 12y ago
A really beautiful explanation! Here I was going to suggest you to try ayahuasca (since you came up with that from LSD, aya makes it so much more obvious and intense) but then I looked at your username and realized "ah he gets it"
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by stelonix 12y ago
Just tried it on Aurora on Linux and it runs great. Loved the Doom-esque feel to it. I did notice performance issues when too many enemies were "loaded" (not necessarily being seen on screen though).
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by stelonix 12y ago
This. Getting started is tough (specially if you are a skeptic) due to the lack of perceived feedback, but if you manage to get through with it, before you realize you'll be doing it for a lot longer than your first tries.
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by stelonix 12y ago
On that subject, I've been pretty hopeful due to the success of The Hunger Games: it's a blockbuster about fighting the system . Whether the western viewers realize Panem is a great portrait of west superpowers is another que
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by stelonix 12y ago
Somehow you see "links to hashes" as stretching freedom of speech and the ability to arbitrarily ban hashes in strings as the way it's supposed to be? I believe you and the parent post have fundamentally different views of
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by stelonix 12y ago
What are some of the books in the far top left? I'm interested in translations of very old scriptures.
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by stelonix 12y ago
AutoHotKey-like behavior is already severely limited on X (can't send to non-active windows, same with XTEST). That is, if you want to use it for macros. For UI test automation it's fine I guess.
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Nintendo 64 emulator at decent speed with emscripten(jquesnelle.github.io)
2 points by stelonix 12y ago|0 comments
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by stelonix 12y ago
I couldn't agree more. I've gone on and on endless rants on how people in the computer science/software engineering field (including but not limited to SO users) usually avoid "unusual" questions by asking what is
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by stelonix 13y ago
This is interesting. I've been toying with the idea of using OSC to control general playback/playlists across different programs. The idea is to have an unified playlist, queue and volume control, but the end goal is to be able to
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by stelonix 13y ago
North Korea never had Internet (as we know it) in the first place, so it does not apply.
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by stelonix 13y ago
Is this by any chance Chrome/webkit-only? It's been loading for over 10 minutes here (using Aurora).
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X-gif – The GIF tag the Internet deserves(geelen.github.io)
2 points by stelonix 13y ago|0 comments

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