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by uyt 5y ago
https://www.gwern.net/Danbooru2020 is a much bigger dataset but way less cleaned.
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by uyt 5y ago
I am pretty hyped about playing d2 again with "Diablo 2 Resurrected". But I guess it's a bad sign that the most exciting thing they have going is a remake of a 20 year old past glory.
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by uyt 5y ago
It's weird to me that Confucianism is listed. That one is more like a philosophy? That's like listing cynicism/stoicism/utilitarianism/or-whatever-else-ism as a religion.
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by uyt 5y ago
I feel like this map is missing something to tease apart systems that are not interchangeable in practice (UI state management vs database stuff). Maybe persistent vs in-memory? Like whether the data is typically completely blown away and r
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by uyt 5y ago
Thanks for the great list of resources for debugging gpu performance! Android GPU Inspector and http://shader-playground.timjones.io/ all look pretty cool. Do you have any other debugging tips or tooling recommendations for
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by uyt 5y ago
The title reminds me of a past submission which is about the use of python in the film industry: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24826873
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by uyt 5y ago
For people who sleep during the day, blackout curtains and ear plugs.
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by uyt 5y ago
Maybe you're thinking of "event sourcing"?
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by uyt 5y ago
Can't they just kidnap an employee or two and make them add backdoors? It's not completely implausible given what happened to Otto Warmbier: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Otto_Warmbier https://www.
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by uyt 5y ago
You joke but symbolic programming languages like APL are kinda neat. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/APL_syntax_and_symbols
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by uyt 5y ago
In defense of mathematicians, having conventional single letter variable makes stuff a lot easier to read. For example in graph algorithms, I used to write descriptive names like: weight = adjacenyMatrix[node][neighbor] Nowadays I
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by uyt 5y ago
Has there been any progress on https://www.kaggle.com/c/integer-sequence-learning ?
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by uyt 5y ago
Yea because humans aren't animals. Our behaviors haven't been dominated by our genes for quite some time.
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by uyt 6y ago
console.log can also be styled! It's a restricted subset of css so you have to hack around it, but it's good enough to make images display: img = $$('img')[0]; // console.log(img); console.log("%cP
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AVL tree vs. B-tree (2018)(dtrace.org)
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by uyt 6y ago
I wonder if anyone did a comprehensive benchmark comparing all of these
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by uyt 6y ago
I also found https://cloud.google.com/solutions/rate-limiting-strategies-... to be useful. In particular at the very bottom they link to a lot of other blogs about rate limiting such as: https://www.figma.co
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by uyt 6y ago
We seem to have evolved to display emotion because it's a useful communication tool. So much that in text based communication where a lot of emotion is lost, we explicitly re-insert emote-icons to make it clear again. So emotions can b
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by uyt 6y ago
It's conceptually the same, but JWT implies a specific data format standard which might be a more involved change architecturally. I'm mentioning the cookie signature stuff because it can be added in an almost blackbox way at the
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by uyt 6y ago
I'm not a security expert, but in node.js (specifically express.js) there's a concept of "signedCookies". Usually you can just set a "httpOnly" flag to make sure client-side javascript can't mess with the
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by uyt 6y ago
The previous thread had an amazing trick that worked for me: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26682325 tl;dr; search your real phone number but exclude consecutive numbers to filter out auto-generated pages: "(
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by uyt 6y ago
That's exactly my point. I think I am safe on HN because I'm using a random user name with no email attached. But their logs definitely have my ip address and that ip address will be common across other compromised logs on other s
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by uyt 6y ago
Can you link me to where you found the data?
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by uyt 6y ago
Honestly sounds like a fun job for future historians. By aggregating all the leaks over a long period, how much of a person can you reconstruct? For example even though I am using a throwaway account, HN's logs might one day get compro
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by uyt 6y ago
These sort of datasets is not surprising to see. I watch "how it's made" videos on youtube and a lot of factory processes seem to have computer vision based sorting for rejecting rocks, debris, etc.
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by uyt 6y ago
I don't care how it is used as long as the technological advances transfer back to civilian headsets too. We already have unmanned weapons that can vaporize cities. Adding a human back into the mix doesn't sound all that bad. htt
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by uyt 6y ago
I was discussing programming puzzles with a new group of colleagues. The way these discussions typically go is that after most of us solve it, they will start giving hints/spoilers to others to keep the conversation flowing. So I did t
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by uyt 6y ago
I think the "WhyLine" idea is already mainstream, at least for web UI development. I remember back in the days, if you wanted to know "why" a html is rendered the way it is, you just had to change/delete random part
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by uyt 6y ago
I've been using ubuntu for over a decade and I have no idea how the clipboard works. There seems to be multiple clipboards and I have no idea when I am using which. I generally spam some combination of ctrl-v, shift-insert, rightclick
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by uyt 6y ago
Yea I remember reading about this in another thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25953890 > Ray Dalio’s Bridgewater Associates and Jim Simon’s Renaissance Technologies ... each suffered negative double-digit ret

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