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raluk
25d ago
What would be non-arbitrary case where border patrol would need to check your telephone to be sure about safety it provides?
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raluk
26d ago
From Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) accepted by the United Nations General Assembly on 10 December 1948 -------- Article 12 No one shall be subjected to arbitrary interference with his privacy, family, home or correspondence,
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raluk
2mo ago
I am running email server for my private domain using https://github.com/docker-mailserver/docker-mailserver . One day in 2023 i decided that beside of dkim i maybe should also enable dmarc. Because ... well, why not.
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raluk
2mo ago
At first glance looks like stipped C++ with minor differences. For example go have row polimorphism compared to OOP in C++. What else is there that C++ does not have?
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3mo ago
In similar fashon in year 2009 Amazon deleted books from Kindle. One of them was 1984 from George Orwell.
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3mo ago
This algebra is also called bicyclic semigroup https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bicyclic_semigroup
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raluk
4mo ago
In C / C++ there are two kinds of undefined behaviour. One is where there is written in standard what UB is. Another one is everthing else that is not in standard.
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5mo ago
Spending few weeks trying to understand Kalman filterm, I figured out that I need to understand all if the following: 1. Model of system 2. Internal state 3. How is optimal estimation defined 4. Covariance (statistics) Kalman filter is opt
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8mo ago
It improves immune system and geneal wellbeing. It is pain that you can get used to and I kind of enyoj it now in some weird way. It is hard, requires some dedication and brings some benefits, but does not requre extra time or planning. Gre
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8mo ago
Over the hollidays I was working on Steve Balmers interview puzzle. https://rahne.si/optimisation/2026/01/07/steve-ballmer-inter... What I am most proud of is that I got the solution in the corse of appo
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8mo ago
Using only cold water for showers.
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9mo ago
What are protental issues with compiler, by just disabling borrow checker? If I recall correctly some compiler optimisations for rust can not be done in C/C++ because of restrictions implied by borrow checker.
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9mo ago
"Math nerd explains how to spend 3 days proving 1+1=2" -> Original "From Zero to QED: An informal introduction to formality with Lean 4" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46259343
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10mo ago
Years ago I wrote c++ library for stream compostion. Something like C++20 ranges. It turns out that as long as you compose everything with lambdas, compiled code is same as it would be with naive loops. Everything gets optimised. For exampl
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Soniox released STT model v3 - A new standard for understanding speech
(soniox.com)
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1y ago
How much is fft used for AI? Seems that attention and convolution could benefit from this.
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raluk
1y ago
Having lexicial scope it is same as -> defer fn{if(some condition) x() }() within scope.
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1y ago
Given that you die, when one vital organ dies it will eventaully hapen in this way or another. I read somwhere and that stuck in my brain, that maxmimal logevity for humans is estimated to be approximetly 125 years.
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1y ago
This is what i hand in mind whit "manually handing of futures". In this case you have to write Promise1 = f1(); Promise2 = f2(); v1,v2 = await Join(Promise1, Promise2); return v1 + v2 I think this is just too much o
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1y ago
In there is also ApplicativeDo that works nicely with this. do x <- f1 y <- f2 return $ x + y this is evaluated as applicative in same way.
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1y ago
One thing that most languages are lacking is expressing lazy return values. -> await f1() + await f2() and to express this concurently requres manually handing of futures.
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1y ago
Great exercise driven course is: https://github.com/system-f/lets-lens
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1y ago
https://blog.jle.im/entry/lenses-products-prisms-sums.html
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raluk
1y ago
Our team is working with soniox.com They are the most acurate model that works real time.
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1y ago
One problem with fast writing is that it requres more energy to transmit from reader to a card in order for a card that has no internal source of power, to toggle bits. It is harder compared to just reading a bit from a card. Additonaly it
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1y ago
How one writes circular circuit, for example stream of fibonnachi numbers or IIR filter? For IIR filter it would be nice if it has protoype like iir(sig : T, a : vec<T, N>, b : vec<T,M>) -> T
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1y ago
For low level benchmarking papi https://icl.utk.edu/papi/ is great tool. It provides access for counters like cache misses, branch misses and number of cycles.
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1y ago
I learned programming using mIRC scripting. There used to be bunch of quiz chaneles about trivia. I logged channel to collect questions and then wrote script that provided response after some time based on linear function k + n*len(response
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1y ago
Websocket is not ment to be sent as streams (TCP equvalent), but as datagrams aka packets (UDP equivalents). Correct me if I am wrong, but websockets api in Javascript libraray for browsers is pretty poor and does not have ability to handle
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2y ago
Paying subscribers are the best customers to advertise to.
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