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Cryptography 101 with Alfred Menezes(cryptography101.ca)
2 points by polygot 1y ago|0 comments
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by polygot 2y ago
Very interesting podcast, I find that the guest was very candid so it was great to hear what it is really like working at Jane Street. The reproducible-Python notebook problem/notebook for researchers mentioned in the podcast inspired
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Animation vs. Coding [video](youtube.com)
1 points by polygot 2y ago|0 comments
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by polygot 2y ago
I'd like to see a photo of said cat, for science of course :)
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Every v4 UUID domain that has at least one DNS record(everywebsiteuuid.com)
1 points by polygot 2y ago|1 comments
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by polygot 2y ago
https://archive.is/8q8m8
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by polygot 2y ago
The article is truncated, cannot scroll to read rest of article, looks like a CSS issue as the article text appears when drag-selecting down.
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by polygot 2y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20241208050739/https://www.theve...
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by polygot 2y ago
Pivot!
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by polygot 2y ago
https://archive.is/Oltyw
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by polygot 2y ago
It can also increase your PM output, at the expense of next day's AM output
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by polygot 2y ago
I'm in the process of writing a book, Beginning CI/CD, primarily because I have a strange way of learning things, and hoping others might find my teaching style useful. I also struggled with CI/CD and still have those struggl
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by polygot 2y ago
A web-to-print app. Customers upload their images, and then the business prints them off. There's a major competitor in this space, so I'll be targeting small businesses that need lower overhead.
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by polygot 2y ago
Do you have a link to that thread/Docker image? I would be very interested using it
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by polygot 2y ago
> I gave a bunch of internal talks: [...] at the internal Safer with Google summit, homelab for newbs, Snuffleupagus, … I would be interested in any notes you have from your presentation about "homelab for newbs"
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by polygot 3y ago
> He sat as still as he could on the narrow bench, with his hands crossed on his knee. He had already learned to sit still. If you made unexpected movements they yelled at you from the telescreen.
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Interpolation Search(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by polygot 3y ago|0 comments
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by polygot 3y ago
Very interesting, I wonder how they are doing it. The FAQ mentions that the CPU cores are shared. My guesses: - They are doing something like Netflix's internal spot market https://netflixtechblog.com/creating-your-own-
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by polygot 3y ago
I have an iPhone XR, started getting very hot after I upgraded to iOS 17, especially when charging. Seems to be mostly resolved now though after I upgraded to iOS 17.0.2 but gets hot occasionally.
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by polygot 3y ago
What would you like to have tested? I might have time to provide some feedback.
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by polygot 3y ago
(Title is very tongue-in-cheek, as it's referring to startups that mainly deal with waste management.)
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by polygot 3y ago
It would be tongue-in-cheek to redirect to Udemy if someone clicks on the model's head
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by polygot 3y ago
How much power consumption is being used for these API calls and special scripts to calculate CO2 usage?
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by polygot 3y ago
Is the fact that CNET deleting old articles improving its Google Search ranking? I'd say so, it's all over the news now.
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by polygot 3y ago
The animation when grimace wipes out is mildly amusing
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by polygot 4y ago
It's powered by an app apparently. Could be interesting to connect it to GPT-4 (e.g., someone asks you a question and then you could just tell them the answer from GPT.) Or, if it had OCR capabilities, you could just hold a sheet of pa
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by polygot 4y ago
I'm a bit disappointed that there is a possibility of no display parking in Radcliffe.
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by polygot 4y ago
The Slack one was mildly amusing ("Greetings Slackers"), > Stewart sent the following email to Slack employees earlier today. > Greetings Slackers, > As you all know, the team at Slack has recently made the difficult deci
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by polygot 4y ago
It depends. You can find more info from this discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34542559
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by polygot 4y ago
It depends on your risk tolerance and how many DAU/WAU/MAU you have (and whether you're willing to have an untested experience for X users.) For example, I would test really old browser versions, and if there is a bad experie

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