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by web007 8y ago
Honestly: What are you scared of? What is it about this technology that isn't already done bigger / better / faster / more by TV and video games, or by alternate technology like LiDAR or even a Kinect?
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by web007 8y ago
> I'm very anti-Comcast, so this isn't a defense.. BUT, aren't data caps.. fine? Nothing is unlimited, so why pretend you can get an unlimited amount of data? If you're selling XMbps for $Y then I should be able to us
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by web007 8y ago
2018071392 has the claims on page 23 of 33. They specify: A DNN trained on simulated input Controlling a "robot" based on actual input That's pretty obviously a "devil".
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by web007 8y ago
VERY complex systems and concepts can be explained to anyone via analogies to things they already understand. Bang-bang logic is easy to explain and understand. PID is hard, but you can equate it to something like balancing on one foot and
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by web007 8y ago
JS is no different from HTML in this regard. HTML has (at least) several variants of 4.x, quirks mode, HTML5, new features, deprecated features, etc. which all demand separate rendering engines. At some point, the browser stops supporting t
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by web007 8y ago
This looks pretty good, like Yahoo Pipes or IFTTT with a decent flow editor.
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by web007 8y ago
When is ECMA/JS going to be versioned in <script> tags so we can avoid this the next time around? Catering to an implementation that does bad things is an awful way to build standards, but it's only going to happen again and
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by web007 8y ago
figlet + lolcat = figurine I'm interested in the rainbow library (which does reference figlet https://github.com/arsham/rainbow/blob/master/README.md#see-... ), but only to see if it's any faste
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by web007 8y ago
@dang & co: That URL... https://blogs.microsoft.com/ai/microsoft-professional-progra...
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by web007 8y ago
> Slightly related: much to my annoyance, it seems that neither AWS ELB nor ALB support sending HSTS, which is a real bummer. I didn't know that either one lets you set any kind of header - I've always set a passthrough on the
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by web007 8y ago
I thought HPKP was essentially deprecated - too many footgun scenarios and not enough specificity on "what to pin" since CAs can use / issue with multiple intermediates.
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by web007 8y ago
This feels spot on. Having been on both sides of the table, I understand why these are true, but still don't like a lot of these interactions. The worst one is ghosting, there's no reason for an interviewer to leave you hanging, a
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by web007 8y ago
If your DNS host supports it (Route53 does), you can set a wildcard CAA record with no valid issuers that will do what you want. Bare -> LE delegation WWW -> explicit LE delegation * -> no delegations, and will override "bare&
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by web007 8y ago
CAA wouldn't help in most cases! If you have an IP based delegation (A or AAAA record) you're probably okay, but if you have CNAME delegation you're beholden to the named entity. I've commented on this before on HN when
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by web007 8y ago
We tried RocketChat for about a day before switching to Mattermost. It wasn't great, but worked okay for a team of 20-30. After a month or so of mumbling and grumbling on MM we went to Zulip, and brought on another dozen or so designer
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by web007 8y ago
"Reply to the message itself" is what Zulip does best, and where Slack is lacking. I have to zoom in to a thread to see what's going on with it, I can't just follow the main room and see the tag for a sub-thread interl
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by web007 8y ago
I'm only suggesting that mirrors work both ways. If you stand 1m away from a mirror, you will see "yourself" 2m away as a reflection. (1m you:mirror + 1m mirror:reflection) If you move 1m backward, you will see the reflection
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by web007 8y ago
Have you tried termination at ELB with TCP to backend, or just plain TCP passthrough all the way? Also as mentioned elsewhere, ALB or NLB might do what you want, either working the same way as regular ELB or via the same workarounds.
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by web007 9y ago
It would only apply to a mirror that's offset to point your LiDAR to the sky or at some odd angle. If it's a flat mirror, it will just see itself approaching from 2x the distance / speed between the car and mirror.
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by web007 9y ago
Is it problematic that we're moving to a djb crypto monoculture, with 25519 and ChaCha and Poly1305 and even NaCl all as recommendations? Or is he the hero we need to fight bad or weakened crypto? I've loved the CryptoPals series,
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by web007 9y ago
If you're an individual or organization in opposition to a state / stage agency then certainly it makes sense to find an app to protect your communication without a third party being involved. Short of that, consider if you actual
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by web007 9y ago
https://github.com/nvbn/thefuck
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by web007 9y ago
The problem I'm arguing is that this feels like "picture of a tank". Of course you can have a system think it sees a tank if it sees a tank . The tie-dye example is a lot more interesting, but still feels like the other adve
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by web007 9y ago
If you put a sticker that looks like a toaster next to a banana, your classifier will see the toaster and not the banana. I don't understand what the novelty is - Is the "attack" that you're making an image that's T
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by web007 9y ago
I find it somewhere between amusing and disingenuous that their call to action doesn't link to the tools they are trying to promote. The only links in the article body are to a post from Zuckerberg and to "Ad preferences" - n
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by web007 9y ago
This was OpenID, which lets you choose your third-party provider at will, or even self-host. It's mostly dead now. People wanted the convenience of FB/GOOG/TWIT over the freedom of self-hosting.
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by web007 9y ago
Or go straight to the source, vs the PR statement? https://doi.org/10.1016/j.envres.2018.01.037
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by web007 9y ago
I prefer the situation of no lights other than headlights. I'm from Maryland, and my neighborhood is off a country road with a single streetlight at the head of the neighborhood. If the weather is doing anything (fog, rain, snow) even
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by web007 9y ago
I don't believe I'm delusional, my code is certainly medium-to-okay. I've put a lot of thought into this. I think autonomous cars are a very good idea, I want to work on building them and I want to own one as soon as safely p
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by web007 9y ago
An ISO audit takes how long and costs how much? Do you expect every company that handles email addresses (that's PII) to perform an ISO or SOC2 audit before accepting customers?

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