throwmenow_0140

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by throwmenow_0140 4y ago
Any chance we can talk via mail? I've put my mail address in the account.
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by throwmenow_0140 4y ago
Can you explain how you got these well-paid remote jobs in the US for EU/German people and the process for the applications? I got 7 years of experience in developing with Python/Django, JavaScript/Vue/React (B2B platfor
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by throwmenow_0140 4y ago
> I feel bad because I'm younger than they are, but [I enjoy privileges] The world is not fair. You are not responsible for the way the world currently is, but you have a responsibility as a citizen of the world to work on lessening
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by throwmenow_0140 8y ago
Never knew that so many developers go to such extremes w.r.t minimalism. The site you've linked has great videos in the background and I like the animated logo, that really helps in making it interesting. Personally, I still prefer tho
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by throwmenow_0140 8y ago
Every time I hear the phrase: https://youtu.be/evlrs5Bi_6E?t=1m25s
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by throwmenow_0140 8y ago
Great stuff. How did you find those? My favourites: http://alexandrerochet.com http://timroussilhe.com Those are experiences. I'll update my website to be so awesome when I get some time for it (bit difficult wh
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by throwmenow_0140 8y ago
> What's the culmination of all this? > What's even the point [...] I can assure you that the answer to your question leads to something that you don't want to endure. I receive my dopamine from browsing on HN. Is this
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by throwmenow_0140 8y ago
I don't say that I support or like anything like this, but you can have disadvantages if you don't build your personal brand. - And after all, the meaninglessness of all of this fits well with my way of thinking about this world.
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by throwmenow_0140 8y ago
I'm not sure if this is a society I want to live in. But yeah, sure, give them a platform. But I guess they won't stop destroying people in the real world just because they have influence on social media platforms. Most humans don
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by throwmenow_0140 8y ago
No, just procrastinating on a higher level. Should definitely continue to work now, but thought about those topics lately. I hope your comment isn't meant to be offensive, can't read you sentiment. I'm not a big fan of those
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by throwmenow_0140 8y ago
Agree. I'm living in Europe and there are people who value their privacy and talk about it loudly. I don't expect that global companies hinder their growth without regulation forcing it. That's the reason we fight for our rig
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by throwmenow_0140 8y ago
This sums up my opinion about Facebook and how to properly use it without having to resort to Nietzsche or Freud. Neat link, thanks.
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by throwmenow_0140 8y ago
tl;dr - I explain in detail why you should use Facebook for your advantage instead of complaining about their lack of decency. Anybody who denies Facebook doesn't recognize its true value for ones personal brand. It's not about yo
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by throwmenow_0140 9y ago
Those are some crazy stories - makes me feel a little bit better that I didn't invest in coins back then. I followed the advice of an investment banker who said to me that this is a bubble in 2012. Maybe it is, but the returns speak fo
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by throwmenow_0140 9y ago
Thank you so much for this link, that is the best text-to-speech with an open architecture I've ever heard 'til now. Under https://github.com/keithito/tacotron you can find a pre-trained model based on this p
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by throwmenow_0140 9y ago
Most of the time there are <100 devices connected to the wifis I'm connected to. I don't want to do the math now, but I expect that a collision is pretty unlikely. If you mean that some cards have problems with handling those m
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by throwmenow_0140 9y ago
> I only know about mac whitelisting in protected networks managed by wary administrators. Wouldn't make any sense for properly securing a network. As an attacker you could just create an evil twin (same ESSID), let some students co
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by throwmenow_0140 9y ago
Would love to know which side effects there are. I've never encountered any problems in all those years I use those randomly generated mac addresses.
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by throwmenow_0140 9y ago
Yes, this is also my reasoning. > Unless avoiding this becomes common practice and then the whole story changes If that means that everyone starts to use random mac addresses, you still can't identify specific persons based on their
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by throwmenow_0140 9y ago
You can spoof DNS requests of a victim when you are in the same network as them (the router knows which sites you visit through those DNS requests anyway). It doesn't matter which DNS server the victim uses. As long as they don't
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by throwmenow_0140 9y ago
I think it's not a good idea to change your mac address as your only precaution against tracking. The DNS requests you'll make will reveal which sites you frequent. I would advise to use a VPN connection. In this case it doesn&#x2
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by throwmenow_0140 9y ago
Would be interested where that happens because I've never encountered something like this (binding the mac to the access) in public networks e.g. McDonald's, hotels and other shops. I did only get access codes which could be used
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by throwmenow_0140 9y ago
Here is the code I use for my mac to randomize my mac address: interface="en0" new_mac=$(openssl rand -hex 6 | sed 's/$..$/\1:/g; s/:$//; s/./0/2') # from stackove
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by throwmenow_0140 9y ago
> analyzing a visual representation and analyzing a "2d array" when they are basically the same thing. This is what I mean. I guess their tooling just outputs graphics and it's easier to work with those than the pure 2d ar
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by throwmenow_0140 9y ago
I meant the spectrogram encoded as a 2d array, but I guess there isn't a big difference when the db query is the most expensive part. I've always wondered: Is there a way to compare fingerprints with humming sounds or live recordi
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by throwmenow_0140 9y ago
Cool concept. Do you silence/skip the sound when you don't recognize a song? Nice idea for Spotify for free without ads - piping the sound into a virtual device that gets silenced when ads play. Edit: I don't want to support
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by throwmenow_0140 9y ago
Very cool stuff! It seems that all those solutions are based on the analysis of visual representations of spectrograms. Is this common or could you just use 2d arrays which encode the same information - would this be more performant? Nice b
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by throwmenow_0140 9y ago
After reading the translated version again, I'm not sure I can support my statement anymore. I think a big part of my impression was based on the fact the I read the original comment and knew what you were talking about. > I did a l
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by throwmenow_0140 9y ago
Good(-looking) knowledge base software. Open source / on-prem solution Like Confluence or Nuclino (nice UI/UX)
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by throwmenow_0140 9y ago
Sorry to bother you, but the translation of your comment is pretty good (English -> Spanish -> French -> English): No, it's not learning new classes of objects from a single image or a few images is very difficult. See h

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