thibauts

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by thibauts 12y ago
Any wireless link is open to DOS attacks: jamming.
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by thibauts 12y ago
Software engineering is an art in that it's more like theory building than theory using. Each project, each context is its own set of new physical laws.
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by thibauts 12y ago
I should have worded it "This precludes precise estimates and sometimes estimates at all" , as of course depending on your knowledge of the problem domain and your field experience you can get some degree of confidence.
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by thibauts 12y ago
Another silver bullet in the making. I don't mean to be rude but to me it's pure BS. A grand plan, a conclusion talking about paradigm shifts, and no substance at all. Seeing the method co-signed by Robert Martin even made me chuc
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by thibauts 12y ago
No wonder. REST manipulates resources but not every software service maps to resources, or (very) painfully so. This is easy to overlook when you have not had to implement a substantial service that is not a simple storage interface in this
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by thibauts 12y ago
I can't decide if it's a science fiction novel written in code form, a programming environment, a game, a radical creative take on computing and networking ... Whatever it is, it's genius.
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by thibauts 12y ago
To create innovative solutions you have to be creative. This includes thinking outside of the box, putting dogma into question, clearing your own paths, and this all translates to connecting concepts that we don't usually connect. Some
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by thibauts 12y ago
Just saw it, totally awesome and so short on LoC !
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by thibauts 12y ago
I think you partly nailed it with I am experiencing existence . We experience the process of experiencing. Then I think you're wrong when you say consciousness can't be measured. It probably can. What we have here is a system rec
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by thibauts 12y ago
That's a very good candidate for a postgres FDW ... https://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/Foreign_data_wrappers
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by thibauts 12y ago
Open server implementations don't, open clients do. I wrote this issue.
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by thibauts 12y ago
These links might be of some help : https://github.com/thibauts/node-castv2#protocol-description https://github.com/thibauts/node-castv2-client
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by thibauts 12y ago
I built a filtering proxy module on node. It filters by domain (only) and works with HTTPS. It still chokes once in a while on malformed responses but can still provide efficient filtering with good performance. https://github.co
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by thibauts 12y ago
Whether we like it or not email or its successor is bound to be the natural authentication platform. Something is happening here, I'd pay attention.
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by thibauts 12y ago
Doesn't seem that odd to me. I love stumbling on things like that. Makes me learn a bit of something I wouldn't have learnt otherwise. I think this kind of knowledge is of common interest to so called "hackers" or people
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by thibauts 12y ago
I tend to agree though saying Jabir ibn Hayyan invented the scientific method might be a bit of an overstatement. Which doesn't make him a less fascinating figure by any mean.
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by thibauts 12y ago
I guess the system is programmable. The point is it distributes memory accesses and computations, which should allow things which usually run slow to run in real-time. I'm still waiting for an architecture like a distributed programma
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by thibauts 12y ago
We're getting one step further but they're still missing out. Articifial intelligence or consciousness have no reason to be precluded by a lack of embodiment. Computers can have sensors and that's all that's needed. Some
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by thibauts 12y ago
It most probably isn't. Basic text spinning IMO.
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by thibauts 12y ago
It's called RSA and is hardly sustainable here. I suspect the cost of living in France is not the same as in India.
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by thibauts 12y ago
Maybe asking what things REALLY are has no meaning. Do objects have characteristics apart from what we can (physically) interact with and measure ? If thoses characteristics exist but aren't measurable can we say they are real ? Does i
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A Chromecast client for Node.js(github.com)
4 points by thibauts 12y ago|0 comments
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by thibauts 12y ago
So "people who write code" now equals "web developers". Sad ...
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by thibauts 12y ago
One thing it may allow is grabbing the private key it uses for Device Authentication and emulate a Chromecast on other devices. It would enable streaming from Chrome to anything using the Chromecast protocol. See [1]. I had a go at implemen
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by thibauts 12y ago
The thing is there was slider to move the isosurface boundary.
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by thibauts 12y ago
I try to be open-minded but I have a very hard time believing in acausal events. Saying change can happen from nothing is like saying that energy can appear from nothing.
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by thibauts 12y ago
God let an intern write code that mutates the Particle object state in a getter.
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by thibauts 12y ago
I implemented marching cubes in the 00's to extract isosurface meshes from PET scans. As far as I can remember I had it operating real-time on regular CPUs. The volumes were in the order of 512^3 if my memory serves me well. I guess GP
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by thibauts 12y ago
If laws change, there are causes to these changes that are tied to other laws. Indeed it add more states, and one more layer of laws as I understand it. English is not my native language and I'm left wondering. Does he talk about the
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by thibauts 12y ago
In any case I guess the revelance of said paragraphs depends on what the Markov chain generator had been fed. Leaves me wondering if we are or can be, at times (and when), Markov chain generators.

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