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by tastroder 6y ago
https://twitter.com/JoshuaRozenberg/status/13460308521369067... "this is a sitting of Westminster Magistrates’ Court. It is not a trial. The losing side may appeal against the DJ’s ruling." Later in the
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by tastroder 6y ago
There's an English language froscon 2015 talk: https://media.ccc.de/v/froscon2015-1524-lies_damned_lies_and...
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by tastroder 6y ago
The higher resolution shots on the manufacturer website look more like it's coated with something. https://uavtek.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/Bug-Nano-1A-... https://uavtek.co.uk&#x2
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by tastroder 6y ago
It seems a bit odd to compare a 3D printed product with "jerry-rigged" devices. It looks nice but the form factor somewhat looks like what might just be an ESP32 + directional antenna, is the selling point the integration and beha
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by tastroder 6y ago
Quick link to the paper this talks about: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41562-020-01009-0
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by tastroder 6y ago
> But it's dumb to do that in a flat. One of the other articles refers to some sort of fireproof container outside of the house.
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by tastroder 6y ago
Ah well, just saw the house fire tweet and sent him a few bucks. Guess I'm on one more list now. There seem to be a few articles that are at least not half filled with the ramblings of an elderly neighbour: https://www.qgaze
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by tastroder 6y ago
> Why? Maybe your search terms, there's been plenty of WASM related activity this year. The rust community seems to be pretty active in that regard and .NET with the Blazer framework as well. HN also consistently has WASM related co
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by tastroder 6y ago
I'm not sure that would be a net benefit over research blogs or something like a technical report directly published by a lab/working group to be quite honest. In a few domains I've recently looked at these notes to the edito
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by tastroder 6y ago
> If I want support, that is. Even then, too many sites replaced their point of contact with these trivial keyword kind of chat bot interfaces and it's annoying as heck. I tried to report a phishing page hosted on some random SaaS t
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by tastroder 6y ago
> So I went to GitHub searched for leetcode filtered by JavaScript and compiled the top 8 repos into one master list of solutions. https://github.com/AlexJuarez/solutions > The next steps are [...] > This isn’
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by tastroder 6y ago
There were plenty of cases where in app notifications lead to people getting tested and in touch with their local tracing efforts. You don't need privacy invading levels of analytics to measure that. With the low numbers we had over th
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by tastroder 6y ago
The German tech scene struggled for about a month to stop the senseless data hoarding of the centralised digital contact tracing approach that was spearheaded and developed by a bunch of lobbyists. You might disagree with the concept that d
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by tastroder 6y ago
Thanks for this reply, not sure what the other one is supposed to be. I was just trying to give you feedback on the thing you posted, hope that didn't come across too harsh. I wish you the best of luck.
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by tastroder 6y ago
They mention Rainbow in the related work section of the third paper listed there, Kumar, A., Peng, X. B., & Levine, S. (2019). Reward-Conditioned Policies. arXiv:1912.13465 as part of this remark: "they are also known to be notorio
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by tastroder 6y ago
Hi, sure, I didn't want to dismiss the idea itself. The no code approah just isn't for everyone I guess. Most major cloud providers have some level of abstraction for ML modelling these days which is why I was curious to check you
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by tastroder 6y ago
Hey, nah, coding is fine. But since you ask for feedback: I tried to visit your submission on mobile, please link to something that doesn't ask me to create an account and instead shows me what I'm getting for that. Without that I
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by tastroder 6y ago
I was hoping you'd end with "LAMP" for a second there. Many of the non critical path use cases that come up here sound like something you'd have deployed to a shared PHP hoster at the end of the 90s. Does a bunch of php
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by tastroder 6y ago
Which is, given that all of them seem to have been submitted on /newest, pretty clear "If they'd cover it on TV news, it's probably off-topic." territory (political or not). It's off topic and the comments woul
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by tastroder 6y ago
I feel like that would be counterproductive given that GitHub is a tool, not a social network you need to gather account age or fake internet points on to use. Don't really see anything wrong with somebody signing up and immediately cr
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by tastroder 6y ago
dupe of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24646620 15 hours ago, 232 comments
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by tastroder 6y ago
Yeah, I've read your other posts here. Note that I did not argue for a complete lockdown in my post but a grounded discussion of effective measures. This "but Sweden" argument is exactly how much of this discussion reads like
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by tastroder 6y ago
Interesting. How's the discussion between those groups going there? The chasm here in Germany seems to range between a majority of epidemiologists and virologists advising on sensible measures going forward and a few economics folks, a
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by tastroder 6y ago
What kind of weird interviews do people go to these days? The first four problems seem to test if they actually wrote a single line of Python before and the last one, a Sudoku solver, tests if they managed to... not fall asleep within the f
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by tastroder 6y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24444497 The original, 520 comment, thread this is a reaction to.
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by tastroder 6y ago
That's fair, I guess I'm a bit biased there by the ecosystem I've been using for decades. I was just thinking of this old stack as a nice middle ground, it's so boring pretty much every hoster is good at managing the maj
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by tastroder 6y ago
Hugo, s3, cloudfront? That sounds neither simple, nor well suited, for a lot of use cases like the local bakery or artist that wants to maintain a site. Most of the static site generator ecosystem seems to be aimed at developers that want t
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by tastroder 6y ago
The second entry on your favourites page is flagged/dead and shows up for me, are you sure the page reloaded?
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by tastroder 6y ago
"Obviously there were only 210 responses so this data is not entirely accurate, [...] but I [...] think it still reflects the opinions of the sites users." That's not how samples work.
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by tastroder 6y ago
Just about every thread on any password manager has a sub-thread on that question: https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=pastYear&page=0&prefix=fal...

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