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by throwaway29303 4y ago
... (e.g. Apple, TikTok). Indeed and Big News too[0]. [0] - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30177741
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by throwaway29303 4y ago
They may not be eavesdropping with the microphone but they could be with an accelerometer[0]. In particular, we show that by exploiting the affected accelerometer readings and carefully selecting feature sets along with off-the-shelf
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by throwaway29303 4y ago
I liked this interview (and apparently it's been posted before[0]). Anyway, it was kind of endearing how Mr. Gelsinger spoke to Mr. Torvalds. [0] - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33437708
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by throwaway29303 4y ago
The meaning is quite similar to when people used to call others "sheep." Someone who doesn't think for themselves, is naive and swallows everything they're told. Has a set of preprogrammed replies which mimic that of the
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by throwaway29303 4y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=frPTD6B4BbA (part 2)
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Aimbot Cheats Are Evolving (part 1)(youtube.com)
1 points by throwaway29303 4y ago|1 comments
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by throwaway29303 4y ago
Had to shorten the names because of the title textbox's limit: Sabine Hossenfelder, Roger Penrose, Michio Kaku
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Should we abandon the multiverse theory? – Sabine H., Roger P., Michio K.(youtube.com)
7 points by throwaway29303 4y ago|2 comments
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by throwaway29303 4y ago
Especially compared to whoever at Tesla authorized removing radar and parking sensors. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_W1JBAfV4Io
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by throwaway29303 4y ago
I disagree. That's why it's an arms race (against the virus or some [very crazy and suicidal] foreign adversary) and it's very important to do this type of research. Once you understand the problem you can design and implemen
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by throwaway29303 4y ago
The government (and society in general) should stay out of other people's business w.r.t. their autonomy in this matter. People should be free to decide if they want to end their lives with dignity.
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by throwaway29303 4y ago
It's TensorFlow not TersorFlow.
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by throwaway29303 4y ago
I agree. My two cents[0]. And another thing about these inflammatory headlines is the Boomers VS. Millennials or something about Gen Z; and yet it seems everyone forgets about Gen X for some reason. It really makes one think. ;-) [0] - htt
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by throwaway29303 4y ago
Oh well. Pareidolia, indeed[0]. [0] - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33075210
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by throwaway29303 4y ago
What is Google Answers? Google's search engine is a great way to find information online. But sometimes even experienced users need help finding exactly the answer they want to a question. Google Answers was an experimental pro
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Google Answers(answers.google.com)
4 points by throwaway29303 4y ago|3 comments
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by throwaway29303 4y ago
Can't help but feel that he's using those tweets/polls to draw some sort of conclusion about Twitter's bot stuff to use in court and not really trying to say something about the war. Pareidolia? Could be. Lets wait and s
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by throwaway29303 4y ago
Doesn't Biology require calculus to express, for example, rates of reproduction? R_0 comes to mind[0]. [0] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basic_reproduction_number
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by throwaway29303 4y ago
... When Xu was apprehended, he had with him an iPhone whose contents he’d faithfully backed up to the cloud, a lapse that allowed FBI investigators to recover all the data from Apple Inc. ... Just for future reference.
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by throwaway29303 4y ago
All of the hyped UFO videos All You should read and watch this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27349789 The original post was: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27348698
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Girls Who Code under fire for working with arms dealer Raytheon(pcgamer.com)
12 points by throwaway29303 4y ago|4 comments
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by throwaway29303 4y ago
URL says August 2023 but the article says August 2022... ? What's going on?
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by throwaway29303 4y ago
Z? Maybe from the russians with their Z symbol[0]? It depends on how recent that Z logging is. And kevin could be a homage to Kevin Mitnick[0]. Or maybe it's common in a certain region? Just my 2 cents. [0] - https://en.wiki
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Centipede – a distributed fuzzing engine. Work-in-progress(github.com)
2 points by throwaway29303 4y ago|0 comments
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by throwaway29303 4y ago
Care to post a screenshot? It seems fine here. Curious about another thing: are you logged in?
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by throwaway29303 4y ago
Probably a hoax. But then you have footage such as this[0] that makes anyone go "wtf?" People would call them drones nowadays but that footage is from the 90s, so, yeah... That first clip especially always captivated my imaginatio
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by throwaway29303 4y ago
Hm. I wonder if this means search will evolve into video and text becomes gradually and mostly obsolete. And then the next evolution - and this is making a huge assumption of course - is conversational A.I.
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by throwaway29303 4y ago
Interesting read. As an aside, HTTP/2 is technically superior to WebSockets. HTTP/2 keeps the semantics of the web, while WS does not. Additionally, WebSockets suffers from the same head-of-line blocking problem HTTP/1.1
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by throwaway29303 4y ago
No. The needle is retractable. The same goes for knives as well. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2uz1YsCwc4k
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by throwaway29303 4y ago
Google failure to innovate I disagree and, in fact, there's a whole website dedicated to its failed innovations[0]. Google's problem is not a technical one. It's a social and cultural one. Google is way ahead of the

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