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by vog 10y ago
> Finally, JS framework fates are tethered to that of the browser. The latter changes frequently, so the former ends up in a refactoring perma-loop. Could you elaborate on that? What kind of browser changes are happening so often and a
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by vog 10y ago
There is a comparison table at the end of the project's README ( https://github.com/afiskon/zson ). However, the table columns are not explained very well. It is not 100% clear to me whether "before" mean
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by vog 10y ago
> just a nice acquisition channel My point was that it is not just an acquisition channel, but also a great way to collect more sample images for their algorithms.
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by vog 10y ago
From a technical point of view, this is a great way to collect more real-world image datasets to test and optimize their algorithms against. Moreover, from a business point of view, this is a great way to collect pictures that are usually n
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by vog 10y ago
Indeed, static linking is very handy for deploying web services. Moreover, the trend with docker and similar technologies is that you deploy a whole new VM image. That could be considered "static linking", too, because even if it
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by vog 10y ago
Care to elaborate?
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by vog 10y ago
I retry GoToMeeting wtih Chromium from time to time, using Debian/Testing just to be sure it isn't too old. Still, no luck. Most parts of the page do work, but there is no audio.
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by vog 10y ago
I love the reference to the 1k demo "JenterErForetrukket". Here is its link on Pouet: http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=54663 Unfortunately, that demo is not that portable, and I was unable to find a video of it
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by vog 10y ago
Nice, but you don't need Math.abs to stay within the 140 chars limit: t?i++:i=0;for(j=1080;j--;){a=b=0;k=35;for(;k--&&a*a+b*b<4;)c=a*a-b*b+i/540-2,b=2*(a*b<0?-a*b:a*b)+j/540-1,a=c;x.fillRect(i,j,1,S(k/9
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by vog 10y ago
My only issue is that GotoMeeting doesn't work with Chromium, only with Chrome. Otherwise I would already have removed Chrome a long time ago.
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by vog 10y ago
Good to know. However, I still don't see what grand-grand-grand-parent was complaining about.
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by vog 10y ago
Care to elaborate? I didn't have any issues reading that page. Moreover, I don't have any clue what could make it hard to read for others.
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by vog 10y ago
I propose to name it the "wet-wet-wet" principle.
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by vog 10y ago
Why do you link to this third-party site that provides nothing more than a single link? Why not linking to the project directly? https://github.com/bartobri/no-more-secrets Apart from that, the old entry has already be
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by vog 10y ago
Also have a look at the second part of this article, where early versions of the WikiLeaks logo are shown: http://mthvn.tumblr.com/post/44775649723/wikileaksintervieww...
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Who designed the WikiLeaks logo? – Design history(mthvn.tumblr.com)
2 points by vog 10y ago|1 comments
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by vog 10y ago
Almost every café in Berlin that has wifi: Ask for the wiki password at the bar, or find it next to the menu card, or at some wall. The only problem is that many cafés / bars don't provide wifi, because they are afraid of providin
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by vog 10y ago
I'm not sure if you complain just about React, or about using a functional programming approach to games in general. In case it is the latter, I strongly recommend reading: "A Worst Case for Functional Programming?" http:&#x
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A Worst Case for Functional Programming?(prog21.dadgum.com)
1 points by vog 10y ago|0 comments
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by vog 10y ago
> sell higher peak bandwidth than would otherwise be possible What about increasing the total capacity, by investing into the infrastructure? Better transportation technology, putting more fibers in the ground, putting up more LTE&#x2F
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by vog 10y ago
Just curious, what do you mean with "you built it"?
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by vog 10y ago
Was this really confirmed just know in psychology? At least here in Germany this is ubiquitous. "Start criticism with the positive" is taught everywhere from elementary school to university, from self-help groups to management cou
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by vog 10y ago
This is only true for countries like Germany and France, where a more accurate translation would be "authors' rights law" or "creators' rights law", instead of "copyright law". In countries with an ac
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by vog 10y ago
They receive donations, though. Depending on how they receive that okay, this may count as payment for their work.
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by vog 10y ago
Since tedu often makes fun of the quality of other people's code, I wondered how his own code would look like for a non-C project. So I had a look at this small utility. And to some degree of surprise, there are indeed several strange
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Tweet Compression(tedunangst.com)
2 points by vog 10y ago|1 comments
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by vog 10y ago
Wouldn't 5000 files of note-taking easily fit into RAM? Why bother dealing with thousands of small files? Also, rsync does quite a good job with intransferring multi-MB (or even larger) files efficiently while copying only what's
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by vog 10y ago
> I seem to forget only one vital password per year For me, it helps to enter the passwords from time to time. The easiest way to do this is to reboot. If you have moral issues with rebooting a system where rebooting is not necessary,
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by vog 10y ago
From your long statement I read that you agree with my criticism that one should not use the plain quantum theory, mix it with the plain general relativity, and wonder why this leads to contradictions. Of course it does! If one wants a cohe
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by vog 10y ago
I didn't mean that more exit nodes should collect and share their logs. That would indeed weaken the Tor network, by facilitating traffic correlation. I meant inspecting/manipulating the traffic if it is unencrypted. As a politica

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