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I thought we already accepted that JS is bad. It is objectively a bad language, with the weak typing, quirky edge cases and a hundred bad libraries, and some backdoored ones available on npm as well. We've also accepted that Electron i
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Is there a native Signal client that isn’t an Electron abomination? It is clear at the point the Signal desktop people has no idea what they are doing and cannot be trusted to write a secure desktop application.
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8y ago
Also the ethereum ICO get-rich-quick “investors” are easy marks.
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8y ago
Can someone explain to me, what exactly is wrong with the UK? Where did it all go so wrong?
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You can find an example here https://twitter.com/BitMEXdotcom/status/997099326714335234 The first post is from an official exchange. The rest isn’t. Take careful note of the usernames and like counts
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8y ago
You call up krebs and the FBI and they'll dox/arrest the attacker.
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8y ago
I can't wait for automated phone spam to be weaponized so that we can receive verbal Turing tests when we call the customer service hotline.
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8y ago
Funny how none of the news mention that pro-black groups started the vote manipulation, which resulted in trolls escalating the manipulation.
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9y ago
I was under the impression that gender equality in Chinese society is much better than the west in some respects, espescially the amount of women in STEM.
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9y ago
Technically solvable if somebody writes a LSP proxy server that merges together backends.
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I'd think that anyone that's bitter about being rejected won't send them an email so they can make more money.
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9y ago
Whois is no longer such a good idea in this age of doxing anyway. I don’t know anyone who isn’t hiding their whois details and writing fake names and addresses. I had the misfortune of using namecheap and entered my real details once. Their
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9y ago
How is this “unavoidable” when existing cars already have automatic emergency breaking when they detect a collision is imminent?
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9y ago
Can you explain how you can make millions with this?
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>Why she resorted to gun violence is much awaited Because from a game theoretic POV it creates the biggest impact. The media cycle will after every shooting will surely keep her message in the spotlight for weeks to come.
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We're (hopefully) about to reach a critical mass where people realise how much power these companies have simply by having our data and you're worried that Facebook dies in the collateral damage?
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9y ago
Until they grow to become facebook size.
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How much bounty would Apple pay, say if somebody steals one and sends it to them? Is it illegal to them to make such an offer?
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9y ago
How many of these large grand “tutorials” actually get completed? I am still waiting to write my compiler in haskell [0] and to learn linux inside out [1] [0] http://dev.stephendiehl.com/fun/ [1] https://git
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9y ago
Where is the part where he admitted it was bullshit?
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No one said unwashed CS nerds treat women any differently to other men. The point is that the distribution of genders is likely overwhelmingly male. Thus even if a small percentage of that male population exhibit sexist behaviour, the tiny
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9y ago
The point is that even with this assumption it still fails.
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9y ago
>I am so glad someone on HN is here to enforce rigorous standards when it comes to this topic, in particular. I am so glad someone on HN is here to tell us exactly why we aren't allowed to have a rigorous discussion when it comes to
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I'm not new to HN, I've been here for far longer than you have. And yes some of those stories have merit, but this is not one of them.
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"Rude people are sexist" or "Sexist people are rude" is about the only conclusion you can draw here (maybe not even that, correlation != causation etc etc) It doesn't even come close to showing how "sexism is e
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Except this is a RTS and when players want a unit to get to a place it should get there without taking a detour across half of the map, especially when the player can visually see an optimal path. So no, there are no downsides to better pat
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Parameters are probably the lowest hanging fruit in any machine learning optimisation, being a trade secret is a big stretch. Also use LBFG so you never worry about learning rate.
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9y ago
“Soon”
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Bitcoin.org removes “fast” and “low fees” from Bitcoin description page
(github.com)
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Because when the crypto bubble pops NVIDIA will be holding the bag on a new line of unwanted products.
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