tonymillion

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by tonymillion 4y ago
I have something similar - or rather I thought I did. An incredibly high frequency sine wave noise almost inside my head. I remembered when I was younger (a long time ago - early 80s) that I used to be able to “hear” when a computer CRT w
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by tonymillion 4y ago
What the fuck does that statement mean? Literally everything will kill a human in high enough concentrations. So will nothing on a long enough time frame.
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by tonymillion 4y ago
Let me make an AI to check the first AIs work, then we can all have cake… on the beach… in Tahiti
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by tonymillion 4y ago
Yeah that’s wrong. In the first MONTH of employment either side can terminate with immediate notice 1 month - 2 years is 1 week notice After 2 years it’s one week for every year of employment with a cap of 12 weeks That’s notice period, aft
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by tonymillion 4y ago
Tesla have been pushing for a standardized 48v supply system for some time for exactly the reason that 12v 15-30A requires much thicker wiring than a 48v 5A system.
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by tonymillion 4y ago
If you have push button ignition then yes there's a chance your car is vulnerable. Any CAN bus? No, it takes time to sniff the bus and get all the control messages, older cars may be especially vulnerable since they likely don't h
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by tonymillion 4y ago
I feel the only recognisable words we’d decode is a farewell and some kind of gratitude about food…
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by tonymillion 4y ago
Nope, banned is banned - this is exactly like “someone has found a way to distribute a certificate to allow you to install an in review app from the App Store, it might be rejected later though”
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by tonymillion 4y ago
That’s exactly what therapy is - you’ll never get a “diagnosis” out of a good therapist. Especially in fields like CBT. The point being to make you think (cognitive) about your response/actions (behavioral).
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by tonymillion 4y ago
Or no AI enhancements, since you have the raw photo sensor data, even better you can pick your own AI algorithms to apply to the image. E.g. from the raw data we know the sensor, we can train a specific AI to enhance the image from the know
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by tonymillion 4y ago
Simple solution: keep the raw image and AI it on the fly (this is a hypothetical future remember) Bonus feature: new display devices get better trained / new AI features for free
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by tonymillion 4y ago
A few things clicked for me here: The algorithms that show me “things to watch” are so utterly useless (and yes I’ve thumbs downed a whole lot of things but it keeps showing me crap). Especially bad is Netflix, I think once Stranger Things
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by tonymillion 4y ago
If there was another LLM for applying “internal consistency” across generated hallucinations this could easily work as a unique story series generator. Throw in an updated Stable Diffusion and we have an infinite supply of tv entertainment.
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by tonymillion 4y ago
Its unreported use in homeopathy in concentrations higher than 99.9% is truly criminal. Not to mention archeology scholars have suggested it was the cause of the destruction of Atlantis.
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by tonymillion 4y ago
We used to just cover the entire envelope in Sellotape and put an address label over the top so we could just wipe off the postage mark - a dated ink stamp over the postage stamp (Royal Mail employees circa 1990 didn’t get paid enough to
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by tonymillion 4y ago
This little thread was actually more interesting/informative than the linked article
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by tonymillion 4y ago
You’re thinking too high level, this is talking about replacing TCP or UDP with a new transport protocol designed specifically with RPC in mind. Instead of opening a TCP (or UDP) socket and writing data (or data grams) to it you’d open a (f
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by tonymillion 4y ago
You also missed the carbon monoxide and water vapor that would be produced. Along with nitric and sulfur oxides. So it’s probably not as bad.
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by tonymillion 8y ago
That title looks like it was written by a markov chain
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by tonymillion 10y ago
They're both based on the DCT. Mp3 (and AAC and Vorbis and more) use a modified DCT which uses block overlapping to mitigate aberrations on the block boundary. Its no surprise it works, however you wouldn't necessarily get "a
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by tonymillion 10y ago
I came here to say this exact thing. I've worked in VOIP quite a bit, and even built a product based on the fact you can fake caller id over SIP i.e. "keep your number but lower your outgoing call rates"
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by tonymillion 11y ago
Running uWSGI in a screen session? Are you crazy? Also running uwsgi over TCP socket as opposed to a file on the same machine is pointless. Finally, I highly doubt you've properly tested unicorn with greenlets instead of the 4 thread w
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by tonymillion 11y ago
I came here to make the same comment. Its ironic (old)microsoft exerted so much effort to put the personalities in place (OS/2, posix etc), then (mid)microsoft systematically destroyed that work under Balmer, and now (new)microsoft are
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by tonymillion 11y ago
This entire article in one tweet: https://twitter.com/tonymillion/status/417213069572714496
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by tonymillion 11y ago
The tube train buttons do, in fact, work - but they only activate when the train is at an outdoors station and the driver has enabled them. The London Overground functions exactly like this. In addition in a previous life of actually progra
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by tonymillion 12y ago
"exactly zero legal avenues" In this day of age you very rarely need to be permanently physically present in the US to own and run a US business, and once your business passes the threshold of actually being viable theres multiple
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by tonymillion 12y ago
Actually I'd suggest the Vitamin industry is the easier/better of the two, you don't actually have to prove the vitamins work in order to sell them.
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by tonymillion 12y ago
You are free to move on a H1B as long as you find a new employer willing to sponsor it - Bonus: you don't even need to go through the procedure again with USCIS
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by tonymillion 12y ago
Afternoon tiredness could be a sign of low testosterone(assuming you are a man). I am know two people who have been diagnosed like this and that was a common symptom. Of course it would be better to see a doctor then to ask a bunch of nerds
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by tonymillion 12y ago
This is a disjointed rant of epic proportions. First he starts complaining about the loss of public mosaics at Tottenham court road, and eventually decides that building tall things on land you own is inherently bad and destroying London. T

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