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hereforphone

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hereforphone··on Wish HN: Happy Holidays
Long time lurker. Your attitude suggests you're not feeling jolly and merry. Not a Christmas fan I assume?
hereforphone··on Turkey's Financial Crisis
Erdoğan claims that lowering interest rates to zero or near zero is more in line with Islamic principles, which may be true (according to interpretation of Islamic principles, I assume). This is a bold move that reinforces what was already suspected: he is continuing to solidify his power by appealing to Islamic sympathies.

During the recent coup calls to resist the belligerents were broadcast over mosque loudspeakers and throats were being slit in the street. Praises to Allah could be heard.

Ataturk strengthened Turkey by moving it away from the regional Islamic influences. He changed the alphabet and implemented laws to guide Turkey toward a secular culture. Islam was acceptable (as Turkey was attempting to be a "free" republic), but not compulsory.

If Erdoğan continues to mold Turkey's future Turkey will soon look more like Syria in terms of culture, and less like Western Europe, which it recently did.

hereforphone··on Wish HN: Happy Holidays
Sir Reddit is down the hall
hereforphone··on Tor in 2022
They're still a thing as recently as a year or two ago when I looked into it. They're "perfect" in that the receiver can't be identified from the message or its channel (other than catching him with his radio), and that the message cannot be reversed (encoded w/ a one time pad). So they're hard to replace.
hereforphone··on Tor in 2022
Are you sure it was supposed to provide "cover for spies"? AFAIK onion routing was an invention of the US Naval Research Laboratories and was public from the beginning. If you want "spies" to use it, you don't want them connecting to known gateways. High anonymity (simplex) is why number stations are still a thing.
hereforphone··on Tor in 2022
I asked this same question on HN a short time ago. The modifications are advanced and not public, so anyone using them is suspected of being related to the same entity. There are also potentially other signature-worthy variables being observed as well.
hereforphone··on Tesla remotely unlocks Model 3 car, uses smart summon to help repo agent
Do you want to lose your potential customer base? Because this is how you lose your potential customer base.
hereforphone··on Example Domain
There are several domains dedicated for example and special purposes. This is just one.

https://www.iana.org/assignments/special-use-domain-names/sp...

https://www.iana.org/domains/reserved

hereforphone··on No More Stories
Nothing new here. I spent a few years working in war zones. I made friends with journalists. They were all (even the "good" ones that I became friends with) full of crap. Even if they wanted to tell the truth they couldn't, because they didn't understand the subject matter well enough.

Edit to refine my point due to presumed misunderstanding: At the end of the day it's about dollars. News is there to sell, not to explain truths.

hereforphone··on There's been a big rise in monitoring workers at home
This would be the point where I quit and find another job.
hereforphone··on About Three-in-Ten U.S. Adults Are Now Religiously Unaffiliated
Too bad you have to believe the tenets of the religion? If you're complaining about that consider joining a club / fraternal organization instead.
hereforphone··on Putty maintainer on his attitude towards security and open source
Next let's do one for the openssh people
hereforphone··on Six dead after tornadoes destroy Amazon warehouse near St Louis
I assume you're talking about streaming the station over the Internet
hereforphone··on Learning how to ride a bike
I taught a woman to ride a bike once. I was an adult, she was an adult. She mentioned she wanted to learn so I took her to a park and taught her. It didn't take very long. When she finally was able to start peddling around in a circle without help she was laughing so much she looked hysterical. People in the park were staring. I'll remember that fondly for a long time.
hereforphone··on Nobel Peace laureates blast tech giants and warn against rising authoritarianism
Keep in mind that the Nobel Prize is a political prize as much as anything else. It's there to reward certain behaviors. I can cite examples but I'd rather not be inflammatory.
hereforphone··on Cat meow sounds visualized with auto-correlation function
You're probably sick of this conversation by now :). But at least in radio applications I think that acf[0] is normalized so that it's 1 (typically). And again the ACF is calculated at several lag arguments and the sum is used to build the final graph / array.

But you obviously know more about this than me, I'm just putting out what I know. Your paragraph above, I actually copied so I can study it a few times. So thanks.

hereforphone··on Smiley Lore :-) (2002)
When I first got online we did this to smile: <G>
hereforphone··on 2,700-year-old leather armor proves technology transfer happened in antiquity
How was this in doubt? I invent fire, you see it and copy my idea. Technology transfer. The idea is useful enough that it propagates out to the rest of the world over time. This is intuitive.
hereforphone··on Oracle Giving Away 4-Core 24 GB Memory Ampere Instances
Java is disgusting. So is all the stuff you just mentioned.
hereforphone··on Cat meow sounds visualized with auto-correlation function
ACF has a lag argument correct? Also isn't the bright vertical line just the result of the fact that ACF at lag 0 is 1?
hereforphone··on Oracle Giving Away 4-Core 24 GB Memory Ampere Instances
They ruin everything they touch IMO (Java came to them ruined already to be fair)
hereforphone··on Oracle Giving Away 4-Core 24 GB Memory Ampere Instances
Be extremely wary of Oracle anything IMO
hereforphone··on Cat meow sounds visualized with auto-correlation function
The phase is dropped but isn't there more going on? Comparing the signal to itself at various lags? I don't see how just dropping the phase accomplishes that.
hereforphone··on Cat meow sounds visualized with auto-correlation function
They're inverse operations but as far as I understand that's not the only thing going on with the ACF. Taking the phase out is just taking the real part of the FFT is it not? Regardless where's the correlation?
hereforphone··on Toxicity Dataset
It's nice that the opinionated subjectivity is inclusive, at least
hereforphone··on Cat meow sounds visualized with auto-correlation function
> It computes FFT to decompose the sound into a set of A·cos(2πwt+φ) waves and drops the phase φ to align all cos waves together. This is known as the auto-correlation function (ACF).

How is simply dropping the phase transforming FFT into ACF (according to various definitions of ACF as shown here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autocorrelation)?

hereforphone··on Toxicity Dataset
This is obviously going to be subjective. I'd argue that people prone to using the currently popular buzz-word "toxic" when referring to opinions hold certain common political and social viewpoints and beliefs. In other words, this is implicitly a partisan (not objective) project that is mostly an attempt to enumerate wrongthink.
hereforphone··on Ask HN: I'm looking for a good book on the fundamentals of CS
I've read he stopped doing this because scumbags copied his account information from an image of a check.
hereforphone··on Ask HN: I'm looking for a good book on the fundamentals of CS
The Art of Computer Programming. It requires some decent math knowledge. But so does CS understanding.
hereforphone··on Apple CEO Tim Cook 'secretly' signed $275B deal with China in 2016
Easy to do when A - You have the "right" opinions (they aren't politically incorrect or unpopular among your target customer demographic), and/or B - You are insanely rich.
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