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by tveita 7y ago
> First HTTP/3 (nee QUIC) reinvented TCP and ports over HTTPS This doesn't sound right. QUIC is built on UDP and TLS 1.3, not HTTPS. HTTP/3 doesn't go over itself. TLS 1.3 also makes the handshake significantly cheape
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by tveita 7y ago
As of at least Firefox 69.0.3, you can right click most query fields and choose "Add a keyword for this search". It works about the same in e.g. Opera and Vivaldi. It's unclear if the "intent to deprecate OpenSearch&quot
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by tveita 7y ago
Do you want to help the people in Hong Kong or just start a war though? Having China and the US grandstanding will make it a wedge issue and decrease the chances of compromise and a peaceful solution. At some point the parts need to sit dow
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by tveita 7y ago
ImageNet is basically made by doing Google image searches on words from the WordNet database (a structured collection of words and their definitions), and then doing quality control by crowdsourcing. So from Googling "assenter" an
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by tveita 7y ago
Your comment made me realize that I had confused WePay with WeChat Pay, which has a slightly different scale. The "We$VERB" field is getting a bit crowded.
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by tveita 7y ago
So in China you're persecuted for disagreeing with the ruling party and in the US you're shamed for agreeing with it?
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by tveita 7y ago
You need to support it if you want to properly support removable SD cards. Microsoft managed to make their patent encumbered exFAT file system a required part of the SDXC card spec, just as their much-abused patents on FAT32 were expiring.
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by tveita 7y ago
There is a lot of that, but I also see stories about people who have been held by the police and then let go, and people who have been interviewed about stigmatised health issues. It's reasonable that they don't want these stories
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by tveita 7y ago
The aptly misnamed serverless architecture means you're using hosted services, where most "serverless" technologies can be placed somewhere between server hosting and static web hosting. E.g. server hosting, container hosting
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by tveita 7y ago
It looks to me like a wall of talking points designed to shut down criticism, weirdly speaking in unison across multiple accounts. And even assuming, against appearances, that these are real workers, they are certainly not free to say what
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by tveita 7y ago
When you train a deep convolutional neural network, the first couple of layers appear to take on this role, detecting simple features like edges and textures, which the higher layers build upon to see more complex objects. For example http
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by tveita 7y ago
There is also a Heka but in C. https://github.com/mozilla-services/hindsight Unfortunately deployment of Hindsight isn't as nice as Heka since you need to compile it yourself with all the Lua extensions you need,
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by tveita 7y ago
If it really is pegged to a basket of multiple currencies that makes it a bit of a forex instrument, not just a 1:1 exchange. Someone, somewhere could probably make a bit of money on mispricing or market movements.
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by tveita 7y ago
I may be misinterpreting them but from the "wallet codes are ok" part it sounded like they weren't banning them. If by shadow ban they mean the link is completely inaccessible to other users then I'll agree that they wer
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by tveita 7y ago
> Due to the nature of JSFiddle, anyone can post anything, so wallet codes are ok – we did implemented a content filter to shadow-ban these. > I asked Twitter if they they could help out and ban twitter accounts that were posting scam
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by tveita 7y ago
> What protocol and who would actually benefit from this? The main promise IMO is providing transparent encryption to old applications and protocols that use TCP without their own encryption layer. It is not possible to provide transpare
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by tveita 7y ago
The poster is shocked because people's (self-estimated) ability to afford kids has gone down, leading to a larger number of people who want kids to stay childless. They are not saying that people wanting kids is a bad thing. Many peopl
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by tveita 7y ago
My guess would be that this is a video compression artifact, not a deliberate image enhancement effect. Though that doesn't help when you can't adjust the quality.
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by tveita 7y ago
> 50% of participants in the token sale purchased less than $1000 of Kin, which seems more consistent with a consumptive use vs. investment purpose argument. So 50% purchased more than $1000. To do what, buy stickers and themes? I&#x27
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by tveita 7y ago
Could a lookup table be faster even for fairly sparse bits? I'm imagining something like uint8_t *result; uint8_t numpositions[]; uint64_t positions0[]; uint64_t positions1[]; ... *(uint64_t*) result = positions0[byte0]
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by tveita 7y ago
No one thinks twice about using links for images. You wouldn't make an API that specified images as "image id 2345, which the client can find at /images/{id}"
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by tveita 8y ago
> DRM is the price one must pay to consume BIG MEDIA content. It's just what big media has happened to get away with. If they found themselves without a way for their paying customers to access their content via DRM, they'd dro
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by tveita 8y ago
Not as much "glaring" as a bit conspicuous given the stated strengths of Go. I feel like there's an underlying phenomenon here, many people like to talk about performance but don't actually need it. So any time you do ne
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by tveita 8y ago
By observing what cards people tend to pick together, you can infer that certain cards have certain properties, even if you never get see the card face. A blue card is found in the company of other blue cards, because humans picked them, be
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by tveita 8y ago
> The author suggests that the model "understands" colour because it drafts decks of specific colours. Well, its dataset consists of decks with cards of specific colours. It learned to reproduce those decks. It didn't lear
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by tveita 8y ago
This is commonly known as the second-system effect, named by Fred Brooks.
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by tveita 8y ago
Maybe this content is equally soul sucking for the creator and the consumer, and what started as a cynical click farm grew into Fight Club-esque detachment? Seems more likely than being part of an ongoing effort to destabilise society by di
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by tveita 8y ago
> Blame the older generation who wrote the platforms & tools that gave you a job in the first place. Sure, why not. Almost all of them write "shit code", by your definition. https://www.cvedetails.com/vulner
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by tveita 8y ago
I don't see the need for tortured hypotheticals when history is already full of flawed artists. You can still get copies of Mein Kampf, how's that for deplatforming. The point isn't to erase people from history, but to stop r
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by tveita 8y ago
You can't always make yourself happy but you can always make yourself unhappy.

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