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by vhcr 1y ago
A 25cm run / walk sounds way too short.
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by vhcr 1y ago
I prefer working with teams to the west, I'm a night owl, so I can start my day at 11 am.
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by vhcr 1y ago
Google is the worst when it comes to i18n, I speak both Spanish and English, it translates reviews automatically to English, but at the same time will show me content in Spanish when I searched for something in English.
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by vhcr 1y ago
Nobody can give you that number, because it's way bigger than what can be represented in the universe.
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by vhcr 1y ago
The default policy of anubis tries to detect bots and changes the difficulty of the proof of work based on that. https://github.com/TecharoHQ/anubis/blob/main/data/botPolici...
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by vhcr 1y ago
That's what OptiPNG already does.
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by vhcr 1y ago
Humans on the aggregate can definitely get better, that's why Norway has 2.14 / 100k traffic-related deaths per year and the United States has 12.84 / 100k.
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by vhcr 1y ago
Now you need a consensus algorithm.
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by vhcr 1y ago
https://www.aicr.org/resources/blog/study-vast-majority-of-c...
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by vhcr 1y ago
As does Japan, Ehime has a 0.9 / 1000 infant mortality rate, compared to 4.5 in Fukui.
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by vhcr 1y ago
Would be nice if code editors colored it differently so it's easier to see.
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by vhcr 1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AI_effect
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by vhcr 1y ago
And? If your network allows malware you should be blocked.
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by vhcr 1y ago
The "problem" with it is that you only learn about fragment shaders, you should also learn about the WebGL API, and vertex shaders.
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by vhcr 1y ago
Have you tried being less jaded? Running a database is NOT about the hardest thing you can do.
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by vhcr 1y ago
Running the following snippets: f = new Float64Array(1) dv = new DataView(f.buffer) dv.setBigInt64(0, -123n) console.log([...new Uint8Array(f.buffer)]) f = new Float64Array(1) new BigUint64Array(f.buffer)[0] = -12
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by vhcr 1y ago
The Yamaha Disklavier has solenoids on every key, so you could disable every key but the one you want by moving them downwards. It already has a similar feature called SmartKey: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/_Qj33POZCy
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by vhcr 1y ago
https://github.com/deezer/spleeter https://github.com/facebookresearch/demucs
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by vhcr 1y ago
I hate that the conversation online has moved from distributed to federated, I understand that running p2p software is harder for the user, but I feel like actually distributed microblogging / social networks are the right choice going
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by vhcr 1y ago
Until someone writes the proof of work code for GPUs and it runs 100x faster and cheaper.
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by vhcr 1y ago
I used to have an ISP that would load balance your connection between different providers, this meant that pretty much every single request would use a different IP. I know it's not that common, but that would mean real users would fin
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by vhcr 1y ago
Because it's not a lot of CPU, you only have to solve it once per website, and the default policy difficulty of 16 for bots is worthless because you can just change your user agent so you get a difficulty of 4.
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by vhcr 2y ago
DoH over Tor
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by vhcr 2y ago
Anubis is only going to work as long as it doesn't gets famous, if that happens crawlers will start using GPUs / ASICs for the proof of work and it's game over.
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by vhcr 2y ago
That already existed a few years ago, Coinhive, and everybody hated it.
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by vhcr 2y ago
Here's a really dumb algorithm: for i in range(1, 10**10): for k in range(1, 5): s = str(pow(2, i, 10**(10**k))) if '1' in s or '3' in s or '5' in s or '7' i
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by vhcr 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Onion_Futures_Act
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by vhcr 2y ago
Somewhat related, hash() returns a result % sys.hash_info.modulus, so if you build a set or a dict with keys multiple of sys.hash_info.modulus, you run into quadratic behavior. >>> {i * sys.hash_info.modulus for i in range(50
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by vhcr 2y ago
Under a monophyletic definition, mammals are fish.
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by vhcr 2y ago
You're comparing TW vs TWh, according to Our World in Data, the global fossil fuel production in 2023 was 140231TWh vs 8988TWh for renewables. - https://ourworldindata.org/fossil-fuels - https://ourworldinda

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