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BlueBulb, Philips Hue, Lumen Bulb, …
Bluetooth Bulb 9W RGB + White
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wirelessinput.com ilamp001
Timing attacks, clocks, RNG, entropy starvation…
theory vs. development, counter measures against hackers
“Code needs to work!” “This is why PHP is good” escaping = blacklist = does not work most of the time
hard to grep for missing escape 🙁
give data context/meta-data (code/command, data/user input)
Joe Rogan podcast #148 with Kevin Pereira and Brian Redban (Video)
So who is Siri? You could ask her, but you are probably better off sooking it up in Wikipedia.
Siri uses Wolfram Alpha and probably Samsung’s S Voice does too. Which is pretty amazing. (Google Now just hands off the search phrase to Google search engine, which is nice, but a lot less impressive.)
Here are a few examples:
Miskolc
France
Europe Population order
Europe Population List
Siri is a spinoff of CALO (Cognitive Assistant that Learns and Organizes). (“CALO attempted to integrate numerous AI technologies” “CALO was funded by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) under its Personalized Assistant that Learns (PAL) program.”)
This reminds me of OS One in Her – Why ‘Her’ Is the Best Movie Ever Made About the Singularity
And my favorite AI in Person of Interest 🙂
On Nerdist News: Facebook plans to buy Drone manufacturer Titan Aerospace
Drónokkal internetet – a Facebook megvenné a Titan Aerospace-t
Michio Kaku on the Daily Show:
http://www.thedailyshow.com/watch/tue-february-25-2014/michio-kaku
Theoretical physicist and “The Future of the Mind” author Michio Kaku discusses cutting-edge advances in brain research and technology.
“We forget how to forget.”
“We forget for a reason.”
Speech Jammer technology demonstrated on Kevin Pereira’s Pointless Podcast #26.
POINTLESS #26 @ vimeo.com
01:11:55 – 01:30:25 speaking, reading aloud and having a conversation, all breaks down
Mystery Guitar man version of Speech Jammer:
Can someone arrange for me a marriage?
Information Overload is Filter Failure, Says Shirky
Már többször gondolkodtam az információhoz jutás módjairól. Próbálom megtalálni a legjobb utakat, kompromisszumot, igazÃtani a tartalom fogyasztási szokásaimat, e-mail szűrÅ‘imet, twitter, youtube feliratkozásaimat…
Sajnos kevesebb időm van mint amennyi mindent szeretnék csinálni, tartalmat fogyasztani.
Részben azért veszek nyomtatott újságot informatikai területen (és nem csak elolvasom online), hogy az már átesett egy szűrésen, korlátozott a mérete.
Az egyik legjobb filter a baráti kör. Az Ãgy kapott információ már erÅ‘sen szűrve van (a kommunikáció és idÅ‘ korlátok miatt) és átesett egy quality kontrollon. Ezen kÃvül még személyre szabott is.
Ezért jók a szavazós rendszerű fórumok, mint pl. a stack overflow. A többség által értékesnek Ãtélt tartalom szűrésére egy jó módszer. Viszont ebbÅ‘l még mindig hiányzik a személyre szabottság. Ez persze egy nehezebb/idÅ‘igényesebb feladat, de a Google már több területen használja.
A like-favoutite-subscribe adatokat sok mindenre fel lehetne használni (jóra és rosszra egyaránt).
Lehet például ez alapján keresni hasonló Ãzlésű embereket (potenciális barátok, vagy akár társkeresésre is).
Ha pedig már vannak ilyen fuzzy matchek, az alapján lehetne ajánlani, hogy a többiek mit kedveltek még. (Hasonlóan az Amazon suggest és társaihoz.)
I have so many problems with computers I can’t even list them.
I really feel Microsoft shouldn’t have developed Windows Vista, 7, 8 and rather fixed XP. We would have a really usable OS. With every new OS they introduce a shitload of new bugs (that they don’t have time to fix later).
And this is not even surprising. Windows codebase is huge, enormous and any software with that size will have lots of bugs.
But with the chase of new, we miss out on good enough.
Some of us don’t need the new stuff, we just need something that works and we can use. For some of us our OS is not a game, that we need excitement from. It is our work environment.
By the way this is not just about Windows, most of these can be told about Linux (Ubuntu Unity anyone?)
When you have to work in an office or factory that is falling apart around you it’s hard to do your best 🙁
Of course people expect windows to run on some pretty shitty hardware so it’s not easy (in contrast where Apple hand picks their hardware).
We cannot have an actually working reliable platform it seems.
Here is one of my problems: blurred, color shifts in font rendering.
It seems like the thing described here:
Windows 7 patch KB 2670838 fries Firefox fonts
“I changed gfx.content.azure.enabled from true to false as a workaround and that corrected the display”
EEVblog #470 – Agilent N9344C 20GHz Spectrum Analyser
És egy kis fun:
if only i were perfect
THE WORD FACTORY Ep 1
Quiver – John Bobek w/ Alison Haislip