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   by ww520 2y ago

   Excellent idea. Real Analysis was the hardest course I took back in college. Too bad I've lost the book over the years. It's an old edition.
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   by ww520 2y ago

   "Social Housing" sounds like a bad idea. Whenever something is "socially owned," it means it is controlled by a few who have wormed their way into the power position to control whom get to utilize that something. It co
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   by ww520 2y ago

   The memory used by the Windows kernel is either Paged or Non-Paged. Non-Paged means pinning the memory in physical RAM. Paged means it might be swapped out to disk and paged back in when needed. OP was working on BitLocker a file system
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   by ww520 2y ago

   It's in a Maryland clinic doing plastic surgery. Edit: Found it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nS9nLvGMLH0&t=947s
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   by ww520 2y ago

   I saw one of the surgery videos recently. The doctor was saying, "Alexa, turn on suction." It boggled my mind. There could be so many points of failure.
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   by ww520 2y ago

   Sorry if I came off negatively. I was responding to OP. Your products look good. Here's a bit of my experience on using NVR if that helps in better product design. Most NVR's are PC + powered switch built into one. I found them
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   by ww520 2y ago

   Here's a setup that works. Get POE cameras. Get a powered switch with sufficient power to power the cameras. The cameras and the switch form their own subnet. Get a PC with two Ethernet jacks (or an Ethernet and a WIFI). Install N
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   by ww520 2y ago

   Yes. I have got a "used" HP 800 G4 DM on the cheap, which looks brand new still wrapped with plastic skin, as my camera NVR machine. It barely uses 2%~3% CPU processing 8 camera feeds and pumping out videos to 3 monitors. The mi
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   by ww520 2y ago

   These cheap mini PC look nice on paper, but I have bad experience with them. They tend to break after a while. They got shut down due to overheat; their small form factor make ventilation difficult. BIOS was set to overclocking by defaul
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    by ww520 2y ago

    Still looking for a way to safely parse HTML string into DOM while avoiding XSS attacks. Most solutions end up with sanitizing input.
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    by ww520 2y ago

    This one is flagged as well.
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    by ww520 2y ago

    Let's call a spade a spade. It's an assassination.
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    by ww520 2y ago

    Great info. Looks like the field has advanced tremendously.
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    by ww520 2y ago

    You can try Ungoogled Chromium. It's an offshoot based on Chromium, just like Edge basing on Chromium, without the Google stuff.
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    by ww520 2y ago

    Lots of my software are for myself. To algorithmically generate wallpapers for my phones and computers, I hacked up a forth-like mini language running on GPU to make generative arts easier. Some samples https://news.ycombinator.c
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    by ww520 2y ago

    Yes. When it comes to data, don't cheap out.
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    by ww520 2y ago

    GCC has the _builtin_expect macro to give hint for branch prediction. C++ has added something similar recently .
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    by ww520 2y ago

    In the world of Asimov's I Robot book, conveyor belt walkways are common transportation mechanism. The Japan conveyor belt system can ship both goods and people around.
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    by ww520 2y ago

    Zig actually has a very nice abstraction for SIMD in the form of vector programming. The size of the vector is agnostic to the underlying cpu architecture. The compiler or LLVM will generate code for using SIMD128, 256, or 512 registers. An
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    by ww520 2y ago

    Yuck. British Airways is right at the top. I just bring carryons only.
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    by ww520 2y ago

    Pre-generate a waveform in exact opposite of the utterance. Add it to the incoming waveform.
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    by ww520 2y ago

    Yes. There's a reason hotels refuse to accept the photo copy of a driver license on paper or in phone as the ID for the check-in guests. Similarly hotels refuse to accept photo copy of credit cards. It's so easy to Photoshop an
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    by ww520 2y ago

    The amount of data collected is truly getting out of hand. I was buying an iPhone from a cell carrier for their bundled cell plan deal. They used Stripe for payment processing. Stripe asked me to upload my driver license/passport and t
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    by ww520 2y ago

    I thought it’s feature. Org mode file can be used as a runable document. You have paragraphs of text and then a section containing executable code.
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    by ww520 2y ago

    Fields are real. They are physical as well as they are the basis of the physical world.
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    by ww520 2y ago

    I use the mini-pc for running security NVR, git servers, self hosted NextCloud, local hosted LLM models, and backup servers. After my branded security camera NVR died for the N times and the company went out of business, I got fed up and de
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    by ww520 2y ago

    The base model is frozen. The smaller adaptor matrices which are finetuned with new data. During inference, the weights from the adaptor matrices "shadow" the weights in the base model. Since the adaptor matrices are much smaller
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    by ww520 2y ago

    Thanks! My main need is to recall all the relevant browsing information when needed. I have hundreds of tabs opened and thousands of bookmarks. Sometimes I vaguely remember visiting a site in the past but don't recall the exact webs
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    by ww520 2y ago

    Tags are good. Does the browsers have a standard way to access them? I know Firefox has something. Not sure about Chrome/Edge/Safari. I know some people just annotate the title with tags during bookmarking, like [tag1 tag2].
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    by ww520 2y ago

    Same problem here. I have thousands of bookmarks and have no quick way to find out what I have. The bookmarks just get lost in the nested folders. I built a browser extension for myself to show all the bookmarks on one page, making it easy