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CLI for Full Stack Engineers(github.com)
3 points by 46Bit 11y ago|0 comments
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by 46Bit 11y ago
> The next question is, if an infinite universe can never end, how can human life ever be extinguished? Heat death. If the universe grows infinitely we'll eventually run out of stars - but I'd worry far more about how we'r
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by 46Bit 11y ago
Incredibly, incredibly unlikely to be a problem. Don't worry.
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by 46Bit 12y ago
How widely implemented is certificate revocation?
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by 46Bit 13y ago
We recently received an email about our Comp Sci labs (300+ GPU-equipped workstations) being used for bitcoin mining at night.
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by 46Bit 13y ago
When learning a new and difficult topic I do this a lot. For the topics I have difficulties with it takes 20 minutes to build a workable test case, and perhaps a lot more than 20 lines of code alone. It's not always that however. Most
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by 46Bit 13y ago
At a guess it might be so that if you turn it back on during flight it's already in airplane mode?
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by 46Bit 13y ago
I'd love some examples of where to find this data?
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by 46Bit 13y ago
> Bear in mind that the default setup for Apple's FileVault also sends a copy of the encryption key to Apple too (associated with your AppleID), where presumably there is access granted to the US government also (willing or unwillin
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by 46Bit 13y ago
Whose land? He probably couldn't find legal work anywhere in the world.
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by 46Bit 13y ago
> (only an observation that seemed funny in my mind, don't bother debating it because it's not 100% serious) No, no, this is a worthwhile point to make. Whether selling used cars, life-saving surgery or hiring young hackers for
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by 46Bit 13y ago
If some of them are in different DCs or on non-dedicated hardware, probably to stop their comms being intercepted.
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by 46Bit 13y ago
What is your background and skills?
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by 46Bit 13y ago
There is more radioactive material to release from a reactor than a bomb - see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_Chernobyl_and_oth... . Whilst a bomb will cause an area to become radioactive itself (through neu
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by 46Bit 13y ago
> Just last week they put out a warning to US service members stating that confirming the leaks is against the law. Now we have the guy at the top saying the stuff in the news is accurate. The decision to declassify would come from the t
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by 46Bit 13y ago
Do you have a lot of knowledge of their team's background and what Stratasys wanted from this deal? Without a clear definition of what's valuable here that's a sweeping judgement.
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by 46Bit 13y ago
> This is utterly false and unfair. Please don't lump the entire US population with a few ignorant morons who have not seen the world five miles outside their home town. A quick look at our universities is proof enough that what you
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by 46Bit 13y ago
Thanks for the reply - I think more what I was looking for was your viewpoint on why kids accidentally seeing porn is a bad thing? My assumption is that it wouldn't be of interest to them and they'd move on, but that's pure speculation.
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by 46Bit 13y ago
Does anyone know of public research into the makeup of rooms on AirBNB, specifically rooms/house and so forth? I feel there's often a lot of AirBNB-only properties listed but I'd prefer some actual numbers. If needs be, scraped myself this
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by 46Bit 13y ago
> The effort required to try and explain aspects of what I'm going through, usually with little success, is often far more detrimental than any benefit they could hope to provide. Being distracted from the problems, even if only for a s
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by 46Bit 13y ago
At what age does someone gain the right to discover Porn?
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by 46Bit 13y ago
Thanks, that does make sense.
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by 46Bit 13y ago
Why have people downvoted this? The linked statement doesn't give any background on why he's leaving so it's not an unreasonable question.
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by 46Bit 13y ago
> No offense, but my lawyer doesn't even charge me $400/hour. Just as with developers, if you're getting $400/hour you're not an ordinary lawyer working with ordinary people. You can get that if you've experience and knowledge in a part
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by 46Bit 13y ago
> What can we learn that we can apply to technology in general? I feel like "programmers" and "IT" tend to be undervalued while Data Science tends to be accurately or even overvalued. Given that Data Scientist is just a sexier rephrasin
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by 46Bit 13y ago
> The letter is part of a brewing debate about how MOOCs might deepen the divide between wealthy universities, which produce MOOCs, and less wealthy ones, which buy licenses to use those MOOCs from providers like edX. Why are only top u
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by 46Bit 13y ago
Surprisingly convenient a commute, having done it yesterday. I'd definitely think about living there myself.
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by 46Bit 13y ago
> From what I see, the solution looks correct. Cool! On what basis do you reach that conclusion?
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Applying probability to three consecutive birthdays(46b.it)
1 points by 46Bit 14y ago|0 comments
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by 46Bit 14y ago
I've felt this myself as well. When I get to the point of being stuck on a question, it is often in such a niche that getting help on it is very difficult.

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