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by 3131s 9y ago
I submitted that a few months ago! In general people don't realize the extent that information warfare is taken seriously in some circles.
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by 3131s 9y ago
I understand as much as is to be expected after looking at someone else's (Google's) huge software stack in an area that is not my specialization (networking). My only tip is to not actually worry about grasping everything at firs
693.
by 3131s 9y ago
...says Madeline44 and Nathalie45. Your username generator algorithm is lacking.
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by 3131s 9y ago
I like EJS, because it looks as much like normal JS as possible. http://ejs.co/
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by 3131s 9y ago
It doesn't really explain though. Are the sensors detecting something chemically unique to males / females? Or are they taking images of each mosquito and differentiating between them with ML?
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by 3131s 9y ago
100s of years though, so from the perspective of an individual on the island it's exactly the same -- their entire life was on that island. So, the distinction is pointless and reeks of apologetics IMO. " Sir Bruce Greatbatch, KCV
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by 3131s 9y ago
And the Al-Yamamah arms deal was propelled in large part by Bandar Bin Sultan, long-time Saudi ambassador to the US under Reagan all the way to GW Bush. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bandar_bin_Sultan_Al_Saud " Ba
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by 3131s 9y ago
I don't see it as wear and tear. If you exercise correctly, everything from your bones, tendons, ligaments, and muscles will become stronger. The athleticism and strength that come from exercising will be beneficial for aging people in
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by 3131s 9y ago
I had a couple thousand Bitcoin once, but then I bought a lot of drugs :( I calculate how much it would have been worth every once and a while -- obviously it's been 1+ million USD for a while now. Alas, I actually need to work to get
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by 3131s 9y ago
I do a heavy full-body routine once a week, and then typically low weight and body weight exercises twice a week mixed into sprinting sessions. Eating a lot is definitely crucial. I force myself to eat as much as possible the first 36 hours
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by 3131s 9y ago
I know what they mean. It's sort of a calm, hazy feeling for me, but I'm probably more productive in that phase anyway.
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by 3131s 9y ago
> And here's the worst part: We grew up with this shit. My generation was one of the first (1987) to have their formative social years immersed in this shit. Yeah, I am only a year away, born in 1988. Our family's first home
703.
by 3131s 9y ago
They also had an editorial policy of not referring to any action committed by US forces as "torture" until 2014.
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by 3131s 9y ago
I'd say it is coming from a group collective, because Joel Surnow and Aaron Sorkin are nothing without a platform for their shows. It's the conglomerates that own US television networks that chose to fund and broadcast the strong
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by 3131s 9y ago
I loved this newest season of House of Cards. There is a lot of political commentary in the form of allusions to real-life people and things, and some of them fall into what is considered "conspiracy theory" (e.g. a Bohemian Grov
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by 3131s 9y ago
> Meet the Parents Ah yeah, isn't the stern father in that movie supposed to be ex-CIA or something? As of 2009 Fox News indicated that the DoD has over 27,000 "recruitment, advertsing , and public relations" employees. Ev
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by 3131s 9y ago
Art is one of the businesses that is conducive to money laundering. http://www.nytimes.com/2013/05/13/arts/design/art-proves-att...
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by 3131s 9y ago
Yep, rsync is still a relevant and awesome tool. The man page is one of the nicest I've seen too, 60+ pages in a small font and nicely structured with many examples.
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by 3131s 9y ago
That can be said about every feature of every language at some point in time.
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by 3131s 9y ago
I am in Cambodia. I'm not sure about what the written law is here, but it doesn't matter so much because as with most laws they are not enforced. Although it's an impoverished country with a dictator, it feels less oppressive
711.
by 3131s 9y ago
Requirements on home schooling vary from state to state. I want no requirements and minimal potential for future requirements, it's not something I'll compromise on.
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by 3131s 9y ago
> Now, bad, vindictive, extortionists, etc., will not need you to take them out for drinks or have a 1:1 to get their way. This is the key. It is so foreign to me the idea that I would be afraid to be alone in a room with a woman. In the
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by 3131s 9y ago
GP is asking for non-compulsory education, which is for me also a requirement of the country that I will raise my children in. I share none of the same specific reasons for wanting that, but I will handle how my children are educated.
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by 3131s 9y ago
Both if possible. Don't look wealthy, do look like you can defend yourself, being male helps, being young helps. It's unfortunate, but there are reasons that I don't get messed with ever and yet other people set foot off the
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by 3131s 9y ago
I live in Phnom Penh and I'd say the crime here is about as bad as an average larger American city, but in a different way. There is more petty crime, especially theft. I've lived here 4 years and never had any problem really, but
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by 3131s 9y ago
So this gets unflagged, but it's still completely gone from the front page even though it has a very good upvotes / time ratio. I really dislike that about HN. This is clearly an important discussion.
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by 3131s 9y ago
It's both of your awful political parties. The Democrats embrace mass deportation, drone bombings, surveillance, arms dealing and regime change, and so-called "smart power" which excels only in increasing the cost of killing
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by 3131s 9y ago
Yeah, I make electronic music and I'm really interested in algorithmic techniques as an aid to the composer too. I have python scripts that just generate many minutes worth of music in an instant, and then I comb through the result and
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by 3131s 9y ago
I'm curious how many tries it took to get that. I've tried chopping up samples from piano music using onset detection and then recombining samples programmatically. The results were more interesting musically to me actually, but a
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by 3131s 9y ago
The point is that there would be fewer cyber attacks, both because the NSA itself would no longer be adding to the number of hacks and because the NSA would use their sizeable budget to discover and disclose vulnerabilities, presumably maki

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