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by vhcr 3y ago
I use a whiteboard for this, I use it as a calendar and TODO list. On one part I have my regular weekly schedule, on another a list of sporadic tasks, and then a list of things I want to accomplish.
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by vhcr 3y ago
Discord's UX is on another level compared to the other apps, here's two examples: * If you get far away from your Wi-Fi router and lose the connection, the call will not drop when it starts using 4G. * When you change devices, the
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by vhcr 3y ago
https://archive.is/98DKB
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by vhcr 3y ago
This reads like the infamous Dropbox comment, with the Flipper Zero you don't even need to grab code off GitHub, you just have to open a menu and press some buttons.
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by vhcr 3y ago
The genotoxic edit was added by an IP editor citing an in-vitro study, I wouldn't pay much attention to it, you can find higher quality references on the article, for example this one: https://www.sciencedirect.com/scie
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by vhcr 3y ago
I'm a mod at a >100k subscribers subreddit, and old reddit represents 2% of pageviews and 6% of uniques.
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by vhcr 3y ago
What does "started driving when agriculture was invented" even mean?
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by vhcr 3y ago
I mean... You can do that, but I don't think you're going to enjoy the process compared with playing a physical instrument.
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by vhcr 3y ago
You can purchase a 3090 for $1000, assuming you're going to use it 24/7, at 450W you would use about 1000kWh, at $0.10 / kWh, it would pay itself in about 3 months.
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by vhcr 3y ago
All the spam I receive directly from gmail.com accounts kind of disproves your point.
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by vhcr 3y ago
Open Source captcha libraries are non-viable, you can train a NN on a few hours with a simple CNN architecture, there are some papers that describe how to do it.
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by vhcr 3y ago
Why would you trust the key if it was generated on the device? Anyone could generate a key. You would either need a centralized server to sign that key, in which case you have to trust a centralized company / government agency.
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by vhcr 3y ago
There's no way this would work, either the master encryption key would be leaked, or someone would reverse-engineer the chip. Also, what about someone putting a screen just in front of the sensor?
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by vhcr 3y ago
If you're using macOS make sure the computer is not enrolled into MDM.
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by vhcr 3y ago
Also good old RSS.
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by vhcr 3y ago
You can make your own mayo in 5 minutes.
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by vhcr 3y ago
You're gonna need to backup your claim, because a quick google search didn't lead me to anything.
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by vhcr 3y ago
> STM hasn’t yet generated figures on accuracy or false-positive rates because the project is too new. But catching as many fakes as possible typically produces more false positives. Sabel’s tool correctly flagged nearly 90% of fraudulen
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by vhcr 3y ago
Depends on how sure you want to be that nobody is listening, it's not necessary for the yellow dot to be overridden, maybe the attacker is using the accelerometer to act as an improvised microphone.
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by vhcr 3y ago
Maybe we could do a blind test of the courts, sending them real and fake videos, and check which percentage of the videos are they really able to verify.
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by vhcr 3y ago
It doesn't has to be expensive, the files could be chunked in 1-day chunks for example, and a hash of all of them computed with a merkle tree.
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by vhcr 3y ago
Most MacBooks have a GPS antenna, so they will return pretty accurate location. And having a consistent API is important too, not having to care if your code is running on mobile or desktop is pretty nice.
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by vhcr 3y ago
That's not necessarily true, WebGL for example supports extensions.
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by vhcr 3y ago
I don't think the problem is algorithmic curation, the problem is _bad_ algorithmic curation. I personally find quite a lot of interesting content on YouTube's and Spotify's recommendations.
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by vhcr 4y ago
Python is strongly typed though.
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by vhcr 4y ago
The training on GPT was done on Common Crawl, Reddit, books, and Wikipedia. For Common Crawl, the documentation says blocking it on robots.txt should work, as for Wikipedia, Reddit, and books, there's no option than to not participate
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by vhcr 4y ago
The MythBusters did an episode on this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MythBusters_(2003_season)#Radi... > The gold and amalgam tooth fillings did not act as an antenna or point-contact transistor when placed in a re
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by vhcr 4y ago
And now you will have to reverse engineer the firmware because it won't work without Internet access.
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by vhcr 4y ago
It's going to be hard if they're using an eSIM.
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by vhcr 4y ago
It doesn't sounds so crazy to shield a house from electromagnetic radiation (Faraday cage).

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