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   by zibzab 5y ago

   I've heard so much nice things about this, but just can't figure out how to get it to work. AUR has packages for replacing PA and jack with pipewire, but when I tired this I ended up with a dead ardour and not even timeshift could
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   by zibzab 5y ago

   > ... one was fixed in 14.7, but Apple decided to cover it up and not list it on the security content page. When I confronted them, they apologized, assured me it happened due to a processing issue and promised to list it on the security
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   by zibzab 5y ago

   Consider also time of introduction (of the vulnerability) to time of patch. We have now seen bugs that have been around for 4-5 years before being discovered by ethical hackers and subsequently patched.
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   by zibzab 5y ago

   wireless charging is less efficient and may even affect battery longevity.
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   by zibzab 5y ago

   I would love to see a similar analysis for Nokia phones (before they moved development from China to EU).
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   by zibzab 5y ago

   This is your daily reminder that nothing in your digital life should EVER entierly depend on any Google services. Im writing this from an android phone. It is not de-googled per se, but uses a replacement for every single Google service (fi
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   by zibzab 5y ago

   You know what is a compromise? Running Docker at 1/4 of its native speed inside a VM.
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   by zibzab 5y ago

   Fuzzy hashing is a thing and may actually use cryptographic hashing internally. See for example recent work on hashing for malware detection.
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   by zibzab 5y ago

   New Zealand vs Belgium, which one would be a more relevant comparison?
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    by zibzab 5y ago

    I have a N7'13 gathering dust in a drawer, still working perfectly. Would love to try either Ubuntu touch or sailfish for development. But would either ever lead to anything? It feels they are moving extremely slowly, almost like the G
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    by zibzab 5y ago

    CISC jokes aside, this an interesting turn of events. Classic ARM had LDM/STM which could load/store from a list of registeres. While very handy, it was a nightmare from a hardware POV. For example, it made error handling and roll
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    by zibzab 5y ago

    How did your country do compared to your kiwi neighbours?
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    by zibzab 5y ago

    Skype for business had a similar issue with screen sharing on Windows.
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    by zibzab 5y ago

    Ah, the Australian government is handling foreign affairs with the same delicacy it handled the pandemic...
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    by zibzab 5y ago

    > Processing the Epik breach and there's lots of email addresses taken from other places, for example stored copies of WHOIS records. This is some really odd data hoarder behaviour. Why did they do all this?
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    by zibzab 5y ago

    Well, i wish my high-school reports were scopus indexed with almost 200 citations. Jokes aside, the Wiley link is dead which is kind of funny, given the scihub talk above
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    by zibzab 5y ago

    Both
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    by zibzab 5y ago

    This is exactly the kind of risk people warned about. You cannot do everything in-house and think you can always be better than every other company in the world. One bad year in one department and your competitors will eat your market share
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    by zibzab 5y ago

    > "Apple has been long hailed for having the best CPU cores for consumer workloads for years. They have by far the highest performance per clock and efficiency driven by performance in the same class as AMD and Intel’s best current
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    by zibzab 5y ago

    well, this is realy the reason i asked my question. It is a pain to move in and out of scikit and write all these wrappers and converters. I would prefer to do more in one framework. For example, doing hyperparameter optimization in pytorch
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    by zibzab 5y ago

    But ignoring acceleration, could one use scikit instead of tesnorflow? I mean, ignoring everything else, scikit has a much friendlier API.
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    by zibzab 5y ago

    Is anyone using scikit for NN? Why/why not?
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    by zibzab 5y ago

    Beats Greece per capita, but is beaten in net GDP. Tie with Greece is not an indicator of good economy :)
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    by zibzab 5y ago

    You are ignoring two very important facts: 1. I can choose to not smoke and eat healthy which gives me a reasonable chance to not die of those. 2. 650k number is _despite_ closing down half the world and washing hands every hour or two, wea
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    by zibzab 5y ago

    This whole mess is about selfish choices, just not the one you are thinking of.
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    by zibzab 5y ago

    Unpopular opinion: it will be much worse. RISC-V is meant to be flexible and you can create CPUs that look very very different. Furthermore, some early chips used own solutions in some areas as a standard way of doing things was yet not ava
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    by zibzab 5y ago

    What is a virtual can interface?
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    by zibzab 5y ago

    Already there, this was on HN recently https://www.nzz.ch/english/swiss-phd-students-dismissal-spot...
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    by zibzab 5y ago

    Technically, both Biden and Trump are "the man" here. This is more of a case of enemy of my enemy is my friend that somehow leaked into US politics.
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    by zibzab 5y ago

    Not dating myself, but from what I've heard this will only replace all those fake accounts with stolen pictures. What's even worse is that if you ever lost a phone or camera with semi-nude pictures then people are probably scammin