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by Cpoll 7y ago
> No amount of back and forth is going to convince them that leaking commit messages on enterprise accounts is serious apparently. If true, this deserves a write-up. I'm sure a few enterprise accounts might agree, if anyone can see
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by Cpoll 7y ago
> verifies that the response has the steampowered.com domain and is https:// But you're trading an easy solution (only use https:// ) for several points of failures (validate potentially untrusted input all al
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by Cpoll 7y ago
What's the correct way to say 'R0 with social distancing?' That is to say, R0 in a hypothetical place that was always practicing social distancing? Because as I understand it, R0 is used to calculate herd immunity, but a lot
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by Cpoll 7y ago
There was a discussion about this a week ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22704051
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by Cpoll 7y ago
I agree completely. I wasn't trying to make any judgment in my post though, I was just acknowledging "barely put a dent in our military budget," because my math assumes the extreme case that every American takes the $5&#x2F
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by Cpoll 7y ago
> If we remove the fear of starvation (we can afford to feed everyone twice and barely put a dent in our military budget) 327,000,000 people * 365 days * $5/person/day = $596,775,000,000 yearly Or $596 billion $693 billion is t
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by Cpoll 7y ago
Are there any masks to buy? A lot of news articles are about governments seizing mask shipments. Furthermore, I think most masks are being allocated to hospitals.
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by Cpoll 7y ago
Could you try to hunt this down, I'd love to know. I looked through Game Maker's Toolkit's YT videos, but without knowing quite what I was looking for, I couldn't find it.
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by Cpoll 7y ago
> vertically stacked option Bunk-bed desks.
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by Cpoll 7y ago
If on the other hand you said "I could work less," I would assume that (note the italics).
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by Cpoll 7y ago
> But, in practice most will be 20-200x slower My A+ answer is "My guess is [x] but instead of speculating we can create a test to discover the performance. [Describes test]." Koala_man above says: > I wrote a benchmark and
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by Cpoll 7y ago
> But I’m left to wonder: If I’m a bad guy who’s willing to forge someone’s signature and letterhead in a fraudulent application for a .gov domain, why wouldn’t I also be willing to fake a notarization? It's probably not enough. I t
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by Cpoll 7y ago
I was going to reply to guacamole4's comment, which is unfortunately [dead] now. I think it's useful to talk about. > Author then claims that just about anybody can get .gov domain which is untrue. It didn't take much Goog
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by Cpoll 7y ago
Not sure, I evaluated it years ago. Thinking about it more, the main 'tooling' I remember using was that it had good support for Tiled maps.
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by Cpoll 7y ago
Phaser might fit the bill.
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by Cpoll 7y ago
There's a lot of ways it can go wrong though: - If they provide a unique ID with each coordinate. Now you can deanonymize by correlation - If they provide a coordinate for every used in the system. Now you know where everyone is - From
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by Cpoll 7y ago
When they report ageusia, do they specifically mean sweet/salty/bitter/etc?
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by Cpoll 7y ago
> Keeping criminals in prison is freedom--freedom to own a store and not being robbed, for instance. I think when people mention the high incarceration rate in the U.S., they're usually bemoaning not the armed robbers, but those tha
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by Cpoll 7y ago
Closed shouldn't be a problem, every Quest can be developed on and sideloaded to.
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by Cpoll 7y ago
Indeed, I see that problem now. Very interesting story as well, thank you.
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by Cpoll 7y ago
Agreed, I overlooked this obvious fact.
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by Cpoll 7y ago
It wouldn't be practical even if I were right, but I see the issue with my logic. My reasoning amounted to "there are infinite repetitions of any sequence in Pi, therefore for any given sequence there must exist one occurrence wit
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by Cpoll 7y ago
There are an infinite number of valid offsets, so you just keep looking until you find one that's sufficiently compressible, e.g. 10^10^10+42
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by Cpoll 7y ago
It might lead to a false sense of security. I don't think it'd be overkill to send a request to all 52 CAs (and fail if you get conflicting answers). Then the most a trusted CA could do is DoS some sites.
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by Cpoll 7y ago
What happens if you sign it with your name, or modify a single pixel manually?
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by Cpoll 7y ago
> - Modern ventilators have a price tag of if you have to ask you can’t afford it. Not sure about the efficacy, but I was reminded of this discussion ("A doctor in Bangladesh has found a simple way to treat infant pneumonia"):
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by Cpoll 7y ago
The story asserts the landmarks changed, but can't you pick landmarks that won't change? Better yet, use GPS and grab the Lat/Long.
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by Cpoll 7y ago
That should be easy to defeat: Patch into the camera sensor and feed in your own data, which the module will sign.
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by Cpoll 7y ago
Have any developments come out of adding the digits? My impulse is to dismiss it out of hand because it only works in base-10, which in my mind leans it towards numerology instead of math.
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by Cpoll 7y ago
I think something like this is more representative of the culture of the day than your pick of million-dollar painting. This interesting oddity and the decisions around it shaped the trajectory of Nintendo, Sony, Phillips and Sega.

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