FractalNerve

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Anti Miner Extension Supposedly Mining Itself, Removed from ChromeStore(translate.google.com)
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by FractalNerve 9y ago
This makes the Holographic_imager a reality, hooray! [1] http://memory-alpha.wikia.com/wiki/Holographic_imager To me this is the most major breakthrough I've heard in the recent years, which can and will hopefully
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by FractalNerve 9y ago
I didn't understand the article, can someone explain what it means for java development, please?? Will we be able to create runtime-less executables that are fully dependency free? That would be awesome to write a bootloader in Kotlin
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by FractalNerve 9y ago
Wasn't Intel's transactional CPU Memory the solution, but it also failed to to bugs? Sorry for quoting wikipedia, but I'm not at school, hah! [1] '''' TSX provides two software interfaces for designating c
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by FractalNerve 9y ago
Wasn't Intel's transactional CPU Memory the solution, but it also failed to to bugs?
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by FractalNerve 9y ago
> they didn't have the cycles to write everything down! hahaha that was a good pun! Do you have a link to Jann Horns personal blog or Github? I've not never heard of him before.
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by FractalNerve 9y ago
> It may even be time for dedicated kernel cpus/cores. Oh yes, I agree! One needs to be able to phycically (un)lock the "kernel fpga" like a door without remote capabilities, except for server cpu's. Or whatever chip
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by FractalNerve 9y ago
I'm using an xposed mod to continually be online on WhatsApp, even when my phone's screen if off. Would this thwart such attacks? I mean it would be an anomaly, but other than that I don't know what other information you coul
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by FractalNerve 9y ago
hmm, I'm not sure but I think there are many people with hidden synaesthesia like you, especially other forms that we don't know yet. Or there are different types of synaesthesia-like neurological phenomenons. Unsure if the govern
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by FractalNerve 9y ago
Depends on whom you take a photo off, where and from where. It's a complicated matter juristically, but the morale is easy. Don't take a photograph of someone visible in your photo without their consent. If so, at least don't
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by FractalNerve 9y ago
Is all voice in a room with a person wearing Google Buds transmitted to the cloud?? Isn't that prohibited and eavesdropping onto unsuspecting citizens? I mean it's not just temporarily processed and immediately deleted afterwards.
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by FractalNerve 9y ago
Yes, but that's the definition of "false and deceptive advertisement", isn't it? I'd wish for someone to sue a giant corp. so that a law can stop other mega corporations from doing deceptive advertisements. Just lik
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by FractalNerve 9y ago
You've incredible search skills! Thank you very much =))
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by FractalNerve 9y ago
wow, interesting! Where can I find your project?
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by FractalNerve 9y ago
I thik basing this on PostgresSQL was wrong now and believe that a meaningful approach at creating a Vespa alternative yourself is basing this on a Content-Adressable-Storage[1] and adding a DB-Layer ontop (ie. using AUFS). It would have fo
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by FractalNerve 9y ago
> How else could you solve what Vespa does using Rust, Go, or C/C++ libraries? Let me try myself answering my own question, I hope someone hops in and tells me where I'm wrong or how else to improve :) 1) Get PostgresSQL
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by FractalNerve 9y ago
So the upsides of Vespa over Elasticsearch are speeding up the rate at which it scales? Ah, that seems reasonable for a company this size, but is there something in there that's of use for Startups? This blog post shows how Elasticsear
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by FractalNerve 9y ago
May I ask some stupid questions? :/ I don't quite get the diagram of the Vespa Architecture. Is Vespa a middleware between database engine and query parser? This is what puzzles me. If so, are there other such middlewares availabl
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by FractalNerve 9y ago
What are the downsides for 1) China and 2) chinese citizens from an objective PoV?
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by FractalNerve 9y ago
I am very sorry, I wish english was my mother language or I had better writing skills. But you can catch me up off HN, I'd be glad to talk and listen to a fellow mind :)
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by FractalNerve 9y ago
>> mathematical notation is often clean and expressive, while programming language and its string-of-chars constraint makes for much more difficult to understand notation. Yes, it's clean, if you know all symbols. But it's a
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by FractalNerve 9y ago
I really like your thinking and believe that there is an eminent truth behind it. Such that loose social connectedness naturally procreates the development of such proxies as a form of stabilization mechanism. What I'd really like to u
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by FractalNerve 9y ago
Math's Syntax and 'universal' language is a great barrier that unlocks the world's knowledge. Applied scientific fields take almost 10-20 years until they sieve/diffuse the knowledge, due to this barrier. (In my per
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by FractalNerve 9y ago
I think parent means that china avoids the risks of using theoretically subversive decentral foreign technologies, is this right?
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by FractalNerve 9y ago
wow, this is really insanely fast, great share! I currently use Joey for Reddit and OpenGur for Imgur.
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by FractalNerve 9y ago
Hi Nathan, thanks for the writup, highly appreciate you taking an HN/AMA :) What about the "Bayang Toys 9x", do you have better suggestions today? Because GearBest's armada of similar drones make it hard to choose a grea
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by FractalNerve 9y ago
That's impressive! What does fusion mean? I've heard fusion multiple times and I've the feel that fusion (in haskell at least) is something very advanced that's not really thought. Can you explain?
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by FractalNerve 9y ago
Thank you for the great answer Nick, that's the best summary I could've hoped for! So in summary: ⇒ low power, high speed inference on x86 CPU 🡺 Intel Movidius ⇒ low power, high speed inference non x86 🡺 NV Jetson ⇒ low power,
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by FractalNerve 9y ago
>> Movidius ⸺ Legitimately I have no idea why they paid so much for a glorified DSP. But then again, so are most "Deep Learning Processors" right now. Curious, do you know alternative "DSPs" able to achieve simil
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by FractalNerve 9y ago
Not sure if it was used in Stuxnet, but an OOC compiler already exists [1] :) [1] https://ooc-lang.org/

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