DrJosiah

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by DrJosiah 1y ago
Not when this can be done: https://gist.github.com/josiahcarlson/39ed816e80108093d585df... Take a deep breath.
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by DrJosiah 1y ago
I mean, Python is dynamic. Here, have this: https://gist.github.com/josiahcarlson/39ed816e80108093d585df... Now you don't need to write your double-underscore methods ever again, if you don't want to.
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by DrJosiah 1y ago
I mean, it's never been a problem for me in my 26 years of Python, but if it is such a big deal for you, maybe you should consider this: https://gist.github.com/josiahcarlson/39ed816e80108093d585df... I wrote it i
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by DrJosiah 3y ago
It might have been a typo, as the current llama.cpp / alpaca.cpp included quantizers default to 4 bits.
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by DrJosiah 4y ago
And only when Carter is in hospice.
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by DrJosiah 4y ago
Used to work for hCaptcha.com, my thoughts: hCaptcha.com has a "privacy pass", where if you create a user at hCaptcha.com, you can get passes to bypass the captcha itself (because you've already verified through other methods
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by DrJosiah 6y ago
When I was writing some assembly last summer, I found: https://software.intel.com/sites/landingpage/IntrinsicsGuide... http://ref.x86asm.net/ I don't have AMD, so didn't need to look up
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by DrJosiah 6y ago
> Are there not "ML techniques" for visual captchas too? There are. > how long do you think that is going to last? I don't know. So far it hasn't been difficult to recognize the garbage traffic when we take the tim
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by DrJosiah 6y ago
I run android. Other devs run Android and recent iPhones. Someone may have an iPhone 6S to test and fix on, I'll check. In the future, if you've got a bug that's preventing you from doing your thing, we have bug reporting ins
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by DrJosiah 6y ago
Here it is: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23903405
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by DrJosiah 6y ago
Hi! I work at hCaptcha (we handle the CF captchas), and to respond specifically: audio is inaccessible for those with visual and auditory processing issues, as well as being broken by ML techniques. Not to project, but we suspect this is
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by DrJosiah 6y ago
I work at hCaptcha, we run CF's captcha. If you're having problems in the future, popping open a debugger and capturing the results can help us figure out what's going on. But also: browser, OS, site, ...? Right now: there is
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by DrJosiah 7y ago
If anyone doesn't think the AG is serious, read the document request / questions at the end. Someone on the tech side is giving advice :)
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by DrJosiah 7y ago
My money is on it to disable support for sha1 in old products; maybe a bigger break than the prefix attack currently known.
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by DrJosiah 7y ago
> What happens when people refuse So give them that chance to say no. Right now, you're advocating for paying $81k/year (average for CA prisons) to keep people in prison, instead of trying to fix the underlying causes. Estimate
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by DrJosiah 7y ago
> When someone commits a crime, we call him a criminal and remove him from society for a while. Wow. I've received 3 speeding tickets, and 2 right on red tickets in my life. I committed a crime. I paid fines. I was not removed from
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by DrJosiah 7y ago
> Vagrants are aren't "the most vulnerable people in society'. They're criminals. That's a pretty loaded statement presented without evidence.
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by DrJosiah 7y ago
Okay. Fuck China. Fuck Chinese IP Theft. Ban me.
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by DrJosiah 7y ago
Awesome design, makes me want to put one together just to see it work. :) One concern: I saw some designs with the rotor outside the stator, physically mounted to a wheel. I'm not a mechanical engineer, but as a guy who considers himse
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by DrJosiah 7y ago
You are fighting the good fight, I kept trying and failing. Thank you. http://code.activestate.com/recipes/440554-module-to-allow-a... https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-3145/
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by DrJosiah 7y ago
They used some sort of wall to reflect off of. I'm sure that when they moved / removed the wall to take the regular picture, it wasn't in the same alignment.
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by DrJosiah 7y ago
> punch down You say this is easy. Seems to me that you're claiming to be elevated above us all with something we don't know , claiming that everyone else is doing it wrong, all the while hiding behind anonymity. Stop clutchin
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by DrJosiah 7y ago
This thread hurts so bad. I never used helm / kubernetes before 3 months ago. Not 2 weeks ago I needed to loop in a helm config file in order to basically say "all this same config, libraries, etc., just run this other command ins
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by DrJosiah 7y ago
It kills specifically. The immune therapies are turning your (or someone else's) body's T cells into murder machines, tuned specifically for a target. And because it is so good at its job, cleaning out the biological waste from
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by DrJosiah 7y ago
(note, I'm not the right type of doctor to answer this properly, but my understanding is...) A lot of chemos are some type of poison, only slightly worse for the tumor than it is for the rest of your body. It doesn't die fast enou
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by DrJosiah 7y ago
Here's the best reason not to involve yourself: it gives Facebook more power. Haven't we seen how Facebook uses that power? Yeah? So maybe we don't get on board with what Facebook wants.
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by DrJosiah 7y ago
You have until September 2020 to fix it? More seriously; it's going to be a nasty migration for anyone who needs to get rid of the dots in their domains. At minimum you need to create a new bucket, migrate all of your data and permissi
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by DrJosiah 7y ago
From the link you provide: it's about steering. They say that if you can spew "exhaust" reflecting / refracting off the sail at 90 degrees to the incident light, you can steer without reducing your sail area.
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by DrJosiah 7y ago
Wrote a book for Manning (Redis in Action), from December '11 to July '12 (available online), editing through the summer of '12. Was offered the Word Doc or Docbook-based XML format w/ Java validator + validating xsd, an
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by DrJosiah 7y ago
Works for 50-60% of patients, according to research linked from Wikipedia.

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