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by woojoo666 4y ago
Fourier transform is different from FFT, which is Fast Fourier Transform. FFT is an optimization that involves decomposing a signal into multiple "smaller" signals, recursively performing FFT on those, and then combining the resul
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by woojoo666 4y ago
Looks like this was built on top of LatentDiffusion and StableDiffusion models. Did they need to do any training themselves? I feel like Google cares more about their data scraping and training rather than their techniques (which they usual
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by woojoo666 4y ago
> I don't think that's right. I think you'd have a global state like landingPage.Items[].Accordion Somebody correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe this is what React is already doing under the hood when you use useSta
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by woojoo666 4y ago
Not GP but I can try to explain. React tries to be as functional as possible, but components are still often stateful. For example, an accordian component [1] could have a `collapsed` boolean state. This `collapsed` state makes sense withi
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by woojoo666 4y ago
Except certain resources are exclusive. For example, global human effort. How much global effort should be expended towards fighting climate change? In cases like these, people can't just accept their differences, a choice has to be ma
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by woojoo666 4y ago
If certain values are circumstantial, couldn't that just be combined into a higher-level formulation? Eg if a lower-class person values family, and a higher-class person values fulfillment, then you simply say "fulfillment is valu
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by woojoo666 4y ago
What's the excessive attack surface on a GUI?
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by woojoo666 4y ago
> There are people on this page talking about logging into other services from there, so I think you can see one very easy way. I assume they are talking about logging into, say, your email, and thus linking the box to you
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by woojoo666 4y ago
Drugs can give you the insight to change your perspective though. From my understanding, depression is a deadly spiral of mental state leading to chemical imbalance which further reinforces the mental state, making it impossible to see outs
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by woojoo666 4y ago
Or GrapheneOS, which as mentioned in the article, already addressed this issue
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by woojoo666 4y ago
Looks to be a duplicate of a post from yesterday https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33194105 Anyways reposting my comment from that thread: Seems like even if you enable the option to block connections outside a VPN, Andr
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by woojoo666 4y ago
Seems like even if you enable the option to block connections outside a VPN, Android is designed to still do connectivity checks for special cases like identifying captive portals (like hotel WiFi). From the article: > “Even if the conte
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by woojoo666 4y ago
I think the point is that many HN posts mention "I made X in Rust", whereas similar projects using Go or Javascript don't mention the language in the post title. So it does seem like Rust users tend to like vocalizing it. I a
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by woojoo666 4y ago
But conventionally the word "distributed” is for apps running on multiple servers. Your definition makes every web app "distributed". And I feel like most of HN would disagree with calling Spotify Web a "distributed app&
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by woojoo666 4y ago
One paragraph after: > The absence of logged events doesn’t mean that data is not being sent though! A more accurate way to see what is being sent out is to monitor your outgoing network traffic and analyze the packets. But unfortunately
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by woojoo666 4y ago
Your GP did not treat HN as a single person, they are simply pointing out population trends. And these trends are important when analyzing the dynamics of a democratic (upvote-based) content platform
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by woojoo666 4y ago
> Also, stereotyping “Asian culture” as a culture which values education implies (in a racist way) that “other cultures” (hint hint) don’t value education. No it doesn't. It implies that asian culture values education more than ot
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by woojoo666 4y ago
> Oh, that’s easy. Because you wind up with a better, more productive company when you put forth the considerable effort necessary to increase diversity. It’s winning in the marketplace because it’s better. It would help if you cited you
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by woojoo666 4y ago
I think what's more important is transparency. Tell us the modifiers used in the hiring process. Are black people a 1.25x or 1.5x modifier? What are the modifiers for impoverished individuals? Then we can start to come to a consensus a
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by woojoo666 4y ago
Same here
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The wikipedia makes this seem like a japan-only phenomenon, but the scene in Mean Girls [1] makes me wonder how often it happens in other countries like the US [2] [3] [1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vez8MYwmpjA [2]:
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by woojoo666 4y ago
I've eaten in a car before but I think the major difference from a toilet meal is that eating in a car is actually comfortable (I can recline, play music, etc) and that you can still be seen . Whereas the purpose of a toilet meal seem
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by woojoo666 4y ago
My main point is that when people think about "learning", they think about learning new pieces of information. Reps only reinforce old pieces, they don't teach anything new. Retaining knowledge is part of learning, sure, and
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by woojoo666 4y ago
I still haven't found a FOSS tool capable of signing pdfs (like docusign)
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by woojoo666 4y ago
This feels way too unsubstantiated for HN. There isn't enough information to disagree with you, so these threads just become echo chambers
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by woojoo666 4y ago
What's the preferred way of implementing a binary tree, and how much more efficient is it over just nodes and references?
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by woojoo666 4y ago
Title is misleading. This isn't learning exponentially. Anybody who has used a spaced repetition app (like Anki) knows that you generally learn around the same number of words every day. You're not going to be learning 10 words in
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by woojoo666 4y ago
Do you mind elaborating? I think OPs article was pretty clear > By default, Registration Lock is disabled, as was the case for at least one of the hacked accounts. As such, the cybercriminals managed to pull off the attack by impersonati
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by woojoo666 4y ago
What kind of compensation do these people typically get? I can't imagine what compensation would be enough for losing 35 years of your life, especially the years 18-53. There goes almost all dreams of becoming famous, meeting your soul
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by woojoo666 4y ago
Hackers were able to get at least one person via the Twilio hack in OP's article (which wouldn't have happened if Signal was not reliant on phone numbers). So I wouldn't say Signal is great for life-or-death either. And afaik

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