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by zacmps 5y ago
It depends. Usually a paper doesn't have enough room to mention all of the possible choices in preprocessing, architecture, optimiser, etc. You can usually get pretty close with details just in the paper, but it's not always possi
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by zacmps 5y ago
> This sentiment should terrify you. COVID is serious, but my god, there are so much more dangerous and lethal things out there. You’ve basically just given your government a virtual blank check to do as it pleases so long as the threat
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by zacmps 5y ago
Until they run out of planes
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by zacmps 5y ago
Ring would be cool if not for https://github.com/briansmith/ring#versioning--stability
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by zacmps 5y ago
I'm sorry, what applications? Besides accelerating global warming there doesn't seem to be anything it's good at.
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by zacmps 5y ago
The really hard part of writing a terminal emulator, at least from my experience working on Alacritty, is fast scrolling with fixed regions (think vim). Plently of other parts of terminal emulators are tricky to implement performantly, liga
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by zacmps 5y ago
It tries to scrub passwords and secret keys based on some text filters by default, but it can be configured to scrub arbitrary data (via a hook in the sdk).
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by zacmps 5y ago
Dev tools absolutely cannot break your browser if you 'do things wrong'.
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by zacmps 5y ago
I find this thread quite amusing. Starting with covid we have examples of other things which cause large amounts of death, with the intention being to normalize these large-scale causes of mortality. * Smoking: Is being phased out in much o
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by zacmps 5y ago
If you were Bezos this could be a strategy; driving up the price of coal by buying it and doing nothing with it would reduce carbon emissions. Not sure how effective it would be from a CO2/$ standpoint.
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by zacmps 5y ago
Just use an sshfs mount and a local editor.
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by zacmps 5y ago
> Those periods of near zero production can last non-trivial amounts of time no realistic battery could provide for. Interestingly not the case. New Zealand is currently considering what would become the largest battery in the world, Lak
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by zacmps 5y ago
The screen is 720p, not 1080p which is probably what the PS4 was rendering. Also worth noting the GPU architecture is newer, so a straight clockspeed or Flops comparison might not tell the whole story.
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by zacmps 5y ago
Is this not the purpose of AGPL?
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by zacmps 5y ago
This is why I spend more time on reddit than other social networks. Though they've tried to move away from it recently reddit has always been a content-focused network instead of a people-focused network.
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by zacmps 6y ago
This only holds water if you completely disconnect supply from demand, which is obviously ridiculous.
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by zacmps 6y ago
> I wonder if this sort of thing could be honeypotted? One method could be to anycast the domain to a bunch of edge servers which all relay traffic to the actual server. DNS queries of the domain return the closest edge which gets attack
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by zacmps 6y ago
I'm surprised the payment system is designed in such a way to make that possible
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by zacmps 6y ago
Something like https://teamtrees.org/ or https://trees.org/ seems like a more direct approach to me.
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by zacmps 6y ago
Try Stylus, it lets you effortlessly write your own overrides or pick published styles from other users.
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by zacmps 6y ago
Not to disparage Nim, but I can think of a number of other languages where this is possible: * JS, obviously * Rust * C/C++ * Anything else that can compile to WASM
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by zacmps 7y ago
I just use chrome for this: chrome.exe --app=" https://url.of.calibre.web" Removes the top bar and shows the favicon as the application icon. You can create a shortcut/.desktop and it'll act pretty much like a
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by zacmps 7y ago
I run it on a server and use calibre-web as a frontend. Has a nice UI and works well for my purposes: https://github.com/janeczku/calibre-web
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by zacmps 7y ago
Seems perfectly reasonable to me. The iPad Pro which seems to be the device you're referring to only has 4GB of memory which is shared with the GPU. The minimum requirements (from steam) recommend 4GB of main memory and an additional 2
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by zacmps 8y ago
>Right now we have CSS Grid and it works in all browsers Globally support seems to be at around 85%-87% [1], all browsers is misleading. [1] https://caniuse.com/#feat=css-grid
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by zacmps 8y ago
What are you using to run the regex? ripgrep could make up for some of the loss from not having it indexed.
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by zacmps 8y ago
You can actually download the ads with YouTube-dl... I believe it's YouTube only and still named as 'experimental', but theoretically it could be a default to appease the big G.
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by zacmps 8y ago
chrome --app=" https://www.google.com" Gives you all of that, shame it's not better known.
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by zacmps 8y ago
Unsafe does not exist for performance. Quoting from the rust book: > Unsafe Rust exists because, by nature, static analysis is conservative. When the compiler is trying to determine if code upholds the guarantees or not, it’s better for
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by zacmps 9y ago
I don't think type conversions need to always be explicit, there just needs to be a lot of careful thought before they are. Automatic deref would be an absolute pain to live without for example.

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