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by tshadwell 12y ago
This doesn't seem very realistic. Looking at the tires of they're robot, it would be almost impossible to manoeuvre on that kind of surface. If you look at Lego vehicles for example, they all have to have disproportionately wide w
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by tshadwell 12y ago
I'm not suggesting these are the best patterns, or even 'good' patterns. I am simply drawing a parallel between them and pythonic iterators. When it comes to errors from generator patterns, I've gone between your suggest
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by tshadwell 12y ago
It's good to know that cars can now be remotely controlled via CSRF attacks.
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by tshadwell 12y ago
I meant something like this: http://play.golang.org/p/eqnDLVMHGA (pseudocode)
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by tshadwell 12y ago
For fear of disagree downvotes: I would say that many of the qualms brought up in this article are problems that are encountered fighting the language. The problem of 'summing any kind of list' is not a problem that is solved in G
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by tshadwell 12y ago
I've put the test cases into a refiddle: http://refiddle.com/refiddles/53a736c175622d2770a70400
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by tshadwell 12y ago
The scrypt paper includes comparisons to bcrypt: https://www.tarsnap.com/scrypt/scrypt.pdf decide for yourself.
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by tshadwell 12y ago
It only works if you mouse into the window, which I don't typically do when skimming websites.
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Making Everyone Go Away(bennjordan.com)
267 points by tshadwell 12y ago|45 comments
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by tshadwell 12y ago
Nope. There is a presentation on cookie tossing, but scant else.
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by tshadwell 12y ago
:¬)
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by tshadwell 12y ago
The Open Web App Security Project has a pretty good (but alas not very up-to-date) catalogue of common web application exploits.
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by tshadwell 12y ago
I agree, but I did not mean to make any sweeping statement in that regard, but in the case of a standardised markup like markdown, there are already suites of field-tested C libraries that provide much better speed than this library would;
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by tshadwell 12y ago
I don't understand what you mean. Could you also explain the negativity around this comment? I didn't think it was a badly voiced opinion, and karma is not meant to be used to show how much you agree or disagree with someone.
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by tshadwell 12y ago
Ah, I see. Thanks.
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by tshadwell 12y ago
I'm pretty familiar with neural networks, and skimming that article it appears to describe something that is a neural network. Is 'Deep Learning' new terminology for 'Neural Network', or does it describe a subset of
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by tshadwell 12y ago
Perhaps I am looking at this wrong, but I don't see why you would use a Markdown parser written in PHP if you're looking for speed. Case in point the parsedown system is fast because it has heavy use of regular expressions, which
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by tshadwell 12y ago
Is anyone else encountering large lagtime problems with scrolling? Also, the scroll-bar is non-functional. https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/41231461/455436902/fff.w...
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by tshadwell 12y ago
Essentially: electrical stimulation of the brain can cause some to wake up, and some to enter a state between awake and asleep; sounds fairly intuitive. I have had personal experience of lucid dreams, when I was very young I would stare at
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by tshadwell 12y ago
But will they update Skype for Linux to have group video at all?
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by tshadwell 13y ago
GIMP is not for creating Vector graphics, though you can have vector elements through bezier curves. Inkscape, however is created for this exact purpose.
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by tshadwell 13y ago
What "fuzz" is this referring to? I have for a long time preferred GIMP to paint.net for its portability and versatility, but neither of these compete with MSPaint in any way-- they fill a completely different role.
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by tshadwell 13y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uncertainty#Measurements "When the uncertainty represents the standard error of the measurement, then about 68.2% of the time, the true value of the measured quantity falls within the
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by tshadwell 13y ago
Icomoon is great, I just wish it provided Compass markup so I could have the cross-browser support Compass provides.
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by tshadwell 13y ago
Use an icon font generated by icomoon or the like. That does not require Javascript, HTML and CSS prerequisites, is only as heavy as the used constituent SVG elements and is well-supported.
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by tshadwell 13y ago
I feel I am perhaps being too pessimistic, but I fear this trend toward this heavier, unused-feature filled web-- a mosaic of libraries that make web development or design better in X and Y way that really doesn't affect the end user t
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by tshadwell 13y ago
I can't see any evidence that the hash is sent to any server. I think it is more likely the hash is used to look up the recent websites in a hash table or via a bloom filter.
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by tshadwell 13y ago
Because it is possible to get around with just code: http://escape.alf.nu/20 (which I have done, under another username)
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by tshadwell 13y ago
Is this Javascript? Why is there no semicolon?
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by tshadwell 13y ago
Surely if you were able to do this, you would use it for cookie tossing rather than this simple mischief?

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