ResNet

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by ResNet 3y ago
I think this is the JS tool mentioned: https://bigarrow.tripod.com/js-encr/j4jscrypt.html His main website is really fantastic, well worth a visit: https://www.fourmilab.ch/
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by ResNet 3y ago
I am quite impressed that the ancient Amazon.com link [0] on the page (with quite a few non-trivial query params) still returns relevant results today. A good case of Cool URIs don't change [1]. [0] http://www.amazon.com&#
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by ResNet 3y ago
Same here, it felt authentic -- a really fun read.
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by ResNet 4y ago
Mirror: https://archive.is/ZTMBr
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by ResNet 4y ago
Duck DNS is able to do the same thing. Pretty neat not needing to specify the IP.
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by ResNet 4y ago
It's worth mentioning the recent development of extremely miniaturized (soda can-sized) refrigeration compressors, such as those from Aspen Systems [1]; these allow for efficient cooling in small spaces that just can't be achieved
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by ResNet 4y ago
I haven't received anything either, and was able to log in without having to set a new password.
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by ResNet 4y ago
It appears the password change works fine if you deselect the "Sign out connected devices" box. [1] [1] https://twitter.com/troyhunt/status/1562329358282285057
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by ResNet 4y ago
YouTube Demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RKT-sKtR970
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GCHQ and NCSC back plans for client-side CSAM scanning(theguardian.com)
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by ResNet 4y ago
It shouldn't (directly) affect ProtonMail — they're based in Switzerland, which is not an EU member and thus not bound by EU law. That said, it's possible that this could be implemented in a GDPR-like fashion, where non-EU co
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by ResNet 4y ago
Solutions like these seem like they very well may do a good job in slowing global warming with relatively little effort/cost invested, but for political reasons won't see the light of day until they become a last resort, far too l
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by ResNet 4y ago
Worth a try whilst you still can, but prepare for a taste unlike anything you've had before (I mean that seriously! It's that weird.) I've eaten this stuff on toast from an early age and love it. It really is a thing people e
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by ResNet 4y ago
I should clarify that I really don't want ads, but if users were forced to see ads, this is one of the better policies to avoid harming UX too much.
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by ResNet 4y ago
Seeing Euler's formula [1] elegantly come into play was very satisfying! Posts like these are why I love HN. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Euler's_formula
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by ResNet 4y ago
> Sources familiar with the matter told Insider that one of the ways ads may show up in these games could be as digitally rendered billboards in car racing games. Glad to read this part — if Microsoft enforces rules on how ads can be dis
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by ResNet 4y ago
> It's a culture of accountability, not committees. Every product and feature has a DRI (Directly Responsible Individual). When something isn't working out, the first question is "who's the DRI on this?" This see
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by ResNet 4y ago
Same here, the relief I felt when it completed the riskiest unfolding steps was huge. I'm so excited to see the results it provides.
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by ResNet 4y ago
The fact that the telescope's cryocooler is acoustically symmetrical such that any vibrations made by each cylinder, and the actual flow of gas, is near-perfectly cancelled out is nothing short of amazing. [0] Real Engineering made a v
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by ResNet 4y ago
This is a nice dive. I've also came across some SVG libraries that end up converting SVG path coordinates from original floating point values into integers, and then apply a scale/transform to that path to get the desired final si
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by ResNet 4y ago
> Gas stations would be required to provide 50 kilowatts of charging power — enough for one DC fast charger. Convenience is greatly sacrificed if only one charger is installed — it'll be a gamble if your local gas station has their
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by ResNet 4y ago
This sounds great. Devil's advocate: Would this (or existing states' legislation, like California's) have any means of protecting against e.g. a non-CA user just changing their location to CA and immediately canceling? It sou
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by ResNet 4y ago
Whilst asking your bank/CC company to block a merchant is possible, it's not a reliable way of ensuring you aren't charged by the same company again — they could make use of a different payment processor (e.g. going from Stri
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by ResNet 4y ago
Appreciation for all the recent Ask HNs you've posted, Sam! They have provided insight into questions I, and others here too, have no doubt been asking ourselves. Keep them coming.
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by ResNet 4y ago
A Thunderbolt flash drive in the form factor of a USB-C YubiKey 5C Nano [0] would be the ultimate solution for me. I trust that some day we'll get there if it's not superseded by some other standard by then. [0] https:/&#x2F
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by ResNet 4y ago
Many photographers don't earn what the "average" HNer does (if there is an average). My comment didn't really address the HN crowd. The warranty aspect is a great point though, if a commercial photographer did this and l
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by ResNet 4y ago
Absolutely. I value my time spent working on hobby projects and end up paying money per hour I spend on it -- as far as I'm concerned it's worth every cent!
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by ResNet 4y ago
CFexpress cards are considerably more expensive than other similar forms of storage like SD cards — a comparable 256GB CFexpress card currently goes for $259.99 [0]. From a pure cost perspective, it could very well be worth it. As a hobby p
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by ResNet 4y ago
> I once got paid almost $1000, in just one day This is surprisingly high in that I would have assumed it would be far more cost-effective for the company to improve automation here and bring in more equipment to assist — intuitively, ev
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by ResNet 4y ago
Things are quite different in Europe, where EU interchange is capped at a much lower 0.3% for credit cards and 0.2% for debit cards for most transactions [0]. Despite this, banking fintechs are still thriving, such as Monzo*, N26, and Revol

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