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AndrewOMartin
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Itch.io was taken down recently be an over-zealous AI-based service to detect trademark infringement and notify the authority, I wonder if this is a similar case. It'd be nice to know if someone in TFL actually requested this, or if it
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It'd be great if it could describe the performance of code in detail, but for now just adding a skill to detect if a bit of code has any infinite loops would be a quick and easy hack to be going on with.
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> Oh help me! Oh, help me! My life is in danger! > Oh help me! Oh, help me! My life is in danger! > The venomous monster is drawing upon me > And I can’t escape him. > How near is his bite, > With teeth sharp and white! &g
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I think it was this: https://www.reddit.com/r/iiiiiiitttttttttttt/comments/tam0yi...
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I've no idea who this is, but Soft White Underbelly's interview with the hacker Gummo are really interesting, so I'm intrigued to say the least.
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I think I walked past this in a European capital city, could that have been your doorbell (city not specified for obvious reasons)? Or are other people already using this?
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Holy f---ing s--t! Did you just reboot your web server through an SSH pipe with your cellphone?!?
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This article mentions that the speed of light seems fast to humans living daily lives, but is not so fast on an astronomical scale. The best demonstration of this I've ever seen is on "If the Moon Were Only 1 Pixel - A tediously a
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Good coverage of this for those in the UK (or otherwise have access to BBC Sounds) in Things Fell Apart S2. Ep 1: The Most Mysterious Deaths. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m001v3dw Actually more interesting to
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It can be refused, but you can't sue someone for non payment if they've offered to settle the debt with the right amount of legal tender. Pendantic, i know, but that's this whole thread. :)
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This initially looks like a light weight alternative to Feedly (which was the most popular alternative to Google Reader), with the option of self hosting if need be. If so, I'm keen to get involved. Has anyone any experience with this?
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This is a nice comment and speaks to the notion that every medium has its own characteristic feel even is not "better" by some metric (e.g. vinyl vs CDs, vs cassettes, vs live radio, vs mp3, etc.). A similar feeling of immediacy w
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Turing's life and work was a big part of my research and I was involved with a number of academic Turing memorial events, I've had dinner with his closest living relative. I'm well aware of all the inaccuracies. I was given 1
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Their argument for not watching 99% of their output is even stronger. Most of that tripe is overpriced even when pirated. I'm sure that know that global free distribution is doing them some good else this crack down on it even harder.
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Did you guess a word which was already excluded? Maybe the arrangement of words assumed only "valid" guesses
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If you want, coin the name. The fact is that the probability of any topic being mentioned in a discussion approaches one as the length of the discussion approaches infinity. It should have been called Godwin's Tautology. :)
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Mine is the line, "You found a shell on the beach?"
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Thanks, this comment, and comment 40986327 from afiori cracked it for me.
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There sounds like a decent amount of insight here, but it's a little vague for me. Could you give a bit more detail, possibly a worked example?
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Yes
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If you're wondering whether to get involved in this game, and you've ever suspected you're a little vulnerable to getting addicted, then I'd suggest keeping a very cautious exclusion zone around Factorio. Alternatively,
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Could have been a typo.
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Here's how I understand it, to make a VR app which can display one or more of your physical monitors you "just" need to make an app that's a fancy upgrade to VNC, nothing trivial but you'll be building on some fairl
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Yeah, that is more or less what the police said. > "We take a zero tolerance to bladed articles in public, and Bray has fallen afoul of this," said Sergeant Spellman of the police's Patrol Investigations Unit, "It is
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You can carry a knife with a blade up to 3" as long as it's non-locking (i.e. flips open and closed like a Swiss army knife and you don't need to hold a button to close it). You can also carry much more dangerous stuff like a
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I saw this one a while ago. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nmgFG7PUHfo - The Remarkable Story Behind The Most Important Algorithm Of All Time In summary, FFT is just a "dynamic programming" version of Fourier Tra
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Salads can be really good in Paris! :D Martin might just be imagining a slice of tomato on a leaf of lettuce, Froome and Thomas might have been imagining a range of herbs and roasted nuts with a delicious oil or vinaigrette, chunks of an in
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I also find that spending money on something of your choice makes you feel a bit more like a decent human than being charitably gifted something of your choice, even if you were gifted the money.
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For me, the wildest fact about the City of London (the small, walled part), is that when the Romans left, some buildings were smashed up, but the roads and walls remained, and then the whole area was abandoned... for 470 years.
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Thanks for the response, this and the rest of the comments here helped it finally click for me. I'm "recreationally" familiar with ZKPs, and always found the example of "video recording of alibaba" the most disappoi
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