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9y ago
That's also how Google self-driving cars work. When they don't understand what they are seeing they just show pictures to some random person in Google captcha who solves it quickly.
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There are captcha farms in Asia where hundreds of people are sitting in the building and solve captchas non-stop.
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9y ago
That other language doesn't have that much outdated concepts as C++
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9y ago
Someone should write a WebGL miner already
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> I still chuckle when randos make arguments like "C++ can't be parsed with an LALR parser" I'm not an expert on parsers but I don't think LALR parser can evaluate constexpr C++ functions which is required for pa
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Second part: http://archive.is/NtBiy
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And how would smart pointers help you if you need to return pointer to a member from a function? Does C++ protects you from moved from unique_ptr? Or from iterator invalidation? Or maybe you can safely use non-atomic shared pointer if you d
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Except that it can put trees somewhere where there were no trees but something similar to them. Or it can put face of a more popular actor instead of an actual less popular one because it was more often present in the training dataset. No,
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9y ago
> the prover certainly didn't share the knowledge What knowledge prover didn't share?
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> How can I emperically determine if some object/animal/thing possesses consciousness? There is currently no way. We don't even know if all humans possess it and what animals do. Maybe people who deny its existence just do
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9y ago
Can we please stop posting links to articles that require registration to read?
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9y ago
Strictly speaking you are right, but in practice HDR term is used to describe both HDR and wide color gamut.
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9y ago
Not only that but it also allows to display colors outside of the sRGB (Rec. 709) gamut.
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9y ago
Why can't they use some sane colormaps instead of this garbage?
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9y ago
If you are at it maybe you can also rename it so that its name doesn't start with a point and you don't need to put points in the middle of the sentences.
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9y ago
There is a transmission. At least in Model S: 1-speed fixed gear (9.73:1).
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9y ago
Proponents of C++ for some reason think that C++ is the only fast language while all others are slow interpreted scripting languages.
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9y ago
You can contact Alexandra Elbakyan in VK: https://vk.com/alexandra.elbakyan
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9y ago
Russia mostly prefers to block websites instead of prosecuting their creators. E.g. btc-e.com (but not btc-e.nz) was blocked in Russia but they didn't care about its owners.
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9y ago
If you want to exchange cryptocurrency for USD then sure, those other exchanges are better. But not everyone wants USD.
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They are boasting about how they caught the guy who robbed Mt. Gox but they just did the same - a lot of people just lost access to their money on BTC-e. They are not all criminals, BTC-e was a convenient way to exchange bitcoins to/fr
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9y ago
Off the top of my head: * If you store IP addresses ensure that you can store IPv6 address if necessary. * Rent servers only from IPv6 capable providers. * When configuring DNS don't forget AAAA records. * If you ban users by IP you mi
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9y ago
Interesting, looks like they are using something similar to Wine to run it on Linux.
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How could Google own something written and supported in the authors' free time?
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> You can remove terrorist propaganda from YouTube It is not removed from YouTube, e.g. all ISIS songs (nasheeds) are available on YouTube.
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There is an official book which is very well written. I remember that I started to read it several years ago and was surprised that I actually can understand most of the things.
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I believe it was a joke about how Lennart Poettering usually responds to bug reports.
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Remind me, why are such critical system components as systemd are still being written in a memory unsafe language?
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9y ago
You can remove such files using Bash on Windows. `rm con.proj` works just fine.
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10y ago
BTW there is a patent pool being formed by MPEG LA to license CRISPR. It seems to be similar to patent pools for video codecs. * http://www.mpegla.com/main/pid/CRISPR/default.aspx * http://www.mpeg
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