mnadkvlb

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by mnadkvlb 10d ago
what is termux ?
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by mnadkvlb 2mo ago
This is such a Patrick Boyle level humor. Thanks for making my day :)
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by mnadkvlb 2mo ago
he is one of the very few people who inspires me today.
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by mnadkvlb 2mo ago
Thanks for pointing this out. I was blown away by the marketing referral links in this project.
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by mnadkvlb 4mo ago
Exactly. Imagine them blocking captchas on iphone or windows
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by mnadkvlb 11mo ago
Michael Levin's labs, where this research is going on, showed organ (eg. eyes) regeneration etc. I really hope these guys are going in right direction regarding regeneration based on electric fields as a proxy for gene expressions.
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by mnadkvlb 1y ago
I don't like idolization of rich people. Yea, Woz was great for the contribution to computing. He did sell out though, launching a billion dollar crypto ico which is now at a valuation of around million dollar. Sure anyone would be hap
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by mnadkvlb 1y ago
genuinely interested, what are the alternatives ? i know ping/forgerock and some old ibm stuff. what is state of the art today that compares to ActiveDirectory (not talking azureAd - or whatever they call it these days) ?
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by mnadkvlb 2y ago
The name reminds me of the south park episode with trapper keeper :) was a crazy episode
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by mnadkvlb 2y ago
I responded above, but it could be used maybe for network libraries for eg. libvirt. I did my thesis on this topic a couple years ago. I am very intrigued to find out how this would fit in, if at all.
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by mnadkvlb 2y ago
Absolutely my thought as well. During my thesis i found token buckets to be better and more fair compared to other algos[1]. This was in libvirt. my finding was that it scaled well up to around 1k buckets if memory serves right. after that
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by mnadkvlb 2y ago
exactly. I see it as well in multiple other spots as well. eg: 1. 05 49 04.008 +01 09 47.27 FoV: 1.3° X 2.2° 2. 05 44 35.074 +01 52 52.36 FoV: 3.4° X 5.9° 3. 06 37 17.795 -47 18 20.97 FoV: 1.4° X 2.4° many more that i didnt list.
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by mnadkvlb 3y ago
where does it say in your links that these people were part of the team that designed chips in the 90s ? Are these wrong links maybe ?
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Do AI-Generated Image/Art Algorithms Plagiarise? [video](youtube.com)
2 points by mnadkvlb 3y ago|1 comments
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by mnadkvlb 3y ago
I recently started learning about ai after seeing it everywhere including hearing it from my close relatives. I had been extremely worried to use it for plagiarism, what do people on HN think about it? This video by a youtuber, makes it qu
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by mnadkvlb 3y ago
This is really nice. Would be great if you can also include some examples for Europe. Of couse, i would be up to do some digging if you need help.
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by mnadkvlb 3y ago
Reminds of me of my time 7 years back when i took the robotics courses from Davide. What a legendary professor alongwith Bernstein for AI, Sven for Computational-Econ and Boehlen for DBs.
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by mnadkvlb 3y ago
I recently helped someone with google cloud web applications. They got a weird bug where the deployment with new code would just give old deployment logs. Turned out the account was somehow shadowbanned for a day or so to deploy anymore. Th
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by mnadkvlb 3y ago
Can someone recommend how to disable the firefox update popup on osx latest ? I have already disabled the updates checking background service. (disclaimer: i agree to security issues and stuff due to not updating, i manage my firwalls and a
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by mnadkvlb 3y ago
Blew my mind, i didn't think that far to be honest. This is getting scary very quickly
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by mnadkvlb 3y ago
Nice :). I would have loved if this existed a few years back (story below). A few years back when i was consulting, my manager threw me in a meeting for a client wanting to use ping identity to synchronize their identity data for sso. The
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by mnadkvlb 3y ago
the latest southpark season (S 26 currently) episode 4. was a legend of an episode for anyone interested
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by mnadkvlb 3y ago
This is what blows my mind, i did not expect that. Normally would have expected to get the last crumbs to stockholders. This whole spiel honestly feels super rushed and done in panic. Of course, I can't blame anyone. Its easy for me to
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by mnadkvlb 3y ago
I fully agree, no question about the risk. I would honestly have the investors lose it than depositors. The thing i am unhappy about, to reiterate myself, is bundling CS to UBS. I am invested in UBS as well, and guess what, i will lose way
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by mnadkvlb 3y ago
I am a bit surprised and a bit unhappy that last week SNB said they gave a credit line to credit suisse after which i put a bit of money. And in one day after that, they did this merger without a shareholders vote. I would have honestly be
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by mnadkvlb 4y ago
Its not as clear as treasuries are safe or not. The price function is clearly dependent on term. long term treasuries are extremely risky assets, by definition and move a lot on interest rates. whereas short term treasuries like less than t
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by mnadkvlb 4y ago
again, why would i put my money in bonds when the interest rates are rock bottom ? I invest in treasuries when interests are high or gonna stay high. If i see us hitting a recession in coming year, i keep mostly cash and start piling into t
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by mnadkvlb 4y ago
TLTs value went down because yields went up. This is by design, anyone who invested in TLT at zero rates should have known the yields to price function. Honestly i dont see whats to hide here in reporting ?? Can you explain what am i missin
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by mnadkvlb 4y ago
well i bought from digitec here in switzerland and they take care of warranty. other than that i don't expect any support from any ssd vendor. I rely on the physical store i buy from where i live. that's the reason i only buy eith
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by mnadkvlb 4y ago
i recommend samsung pm9a3 versions. not as popular, but are enterprise products and also the endurance is like 3 times 980 pro i believe (please check it, not 100% sure). Been using in my threadrupper workstation with a lot of vms which are

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