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by CrazyCatDog 5y ago
Actually, I think they had no intel. You NEED intel for a judge to order a subpoena—and if a subpoena was issued, the ISP would open their firehose, and overwhelm the FBI with evidence suggesting that there’s nothing to investigate. And hav
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by CrazyCatDog 5y ago
Applied Micro theory (Econ in a B school) so tortured models and the like!
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by CrazyCatDog 5y ago
As a lowbrow polynomial abuser whose career depends on surfacing the number of roots and their ballpark location —this article is inordinately well written. To learn about the alchemy that saved my career: Eigenwillig, A. 2007. On multiple
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by CrazyCatDog 5y ago
Iomega Zip drives— still impressed with the choice of making the drives blue. The showstopper though, was my dad’s wood modem—I don’t remember if it was plastic or real, but it was purchased from a national retailer—not homemade and way coo
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by CrazyCatDog 5y ago
I tried to order a v-raptor around 2009, IT wouldn’t have it, “they burn out at 30% off the useful line of a standard speed drive.” Still wish I had pushed back!
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by CrazyCatDog 5y ago
iOS works with opendns think of it like a cloud pi-hole—I was using the app which used to have issues with cellular, but has worked as expected more recently. Use the generated profile…
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by CrazyCatDog 5y ago
Then you! I used to stick to the alpha 3 as a kid because of the plastic tri-fin base, now I’m looking at you Big Bertha version n!
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by CrazyCatDog 5y ago
Msft already has! Grab a cup of coffee, search for “Microsoft Tay” and enjoy!
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by CrazyCatDog 5y ago
Wow. This sounds amazing, thank you! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ward_No._6
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by CrazyCatDog 5y ago
Mastodon Ivory is illegal to sell—my money is on anti-poaching filters and dumb coincidence. FB I’m for hire! Plenty of experience spin-doctoring/downplaying incidences for PR.
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by CrazyCatDog 5y ago
Is this a difficult problem to solve with minimal machine learning? From the article: “The fact that it was possible to find this spill is owed to the fact that NOAA made aerial imagery publicly available,” It would seem that scanning areas
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Spotting Slicks(nytimes.com)
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by CrazyCatDog 5y ago
What do the smart ones in possession of a smart TV do? Because I constantly bleed time fine tuning pi-hole to limit telemetry and retain functionality…
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by CrazyCatDog 5y ago
Reference is not until about the 38:30 mark, link starts sooner but provides greatly amplifying context!
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by CrazyCatDog 5y ago
Yes, I’ve seen it on websites (eg GMAC) but the operators available are trivial (e.g. mean, median)… system will not process the request if the sample is too small (I think the minimum sample size is actually a function of how much you pay)
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by CrazyCatDog 5y ago
As a business academic, I can absolutely confirm that popular press attention corrupts us just as much as power corrupts political leaders. I can’t speak outside of b-schools, but suspect it’s no different. If anyone is privy to a platforms
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by CrazyCatDog 5y ago
Absolutely—AFLAK for identity insurance. The free attach plans are pretty thin, most retail contracts will include their man hours to waste away with the credit card companies and fair Isaac / credit bureaus — but it’s obviously more $
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by CrazyCatDog 5y ago
He only supports platforms that Dropbox does not officially support. They won’t revoke tokens, they’ll do something far worse—they’ll hire him!
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by CrazyCatDog 5y ago
Indeed, I fear that we have arrived at the sad day where social science research is more conclusive than medical research!
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by CrazyCatDog 5y ago
Are there further details available about the MAC? Growing up in Boulder, THE atomic clock (NIST) was touted as a modern marvel (circa early 90’s childhood), it’s incredible to think that similar performance is now available on a pci-e card
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by CrazyCatDog 5y ago
The thing is, you—-and only you—-get to set the price you charge for selling out
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by CrazyCatDog 5y ago
Actually, this smells a lot like a financing decision. Delay near term revenue to ultimately land a bigger purse down the line with additional features or bugs squashed provided the competition doesn’t beat us to the finish line. As the ent
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by CrazyCatDog 5y ago
As someone on the other side of the table (essentially chief revenue officer for a college)—there is a real dichotomy here: on the one hand, faculty were themselves trained face to face, it’s what we know best, the medium at which we are mo
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by CrazyCatDog 5y ago
This is collusion, plain and simple.
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by CrazyCatDog 5y ago
I would check with your Alma Mater—we just stood this up 18 months ago at my business college, and the alumni jumped all over it. The system (peoplegrove platform) let’s you indicate how often you’re willing to connect with students, what y
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by CrazyCatDog 5y ago
But it doesn’t fit in a pocket; i.e. still fuzzy on the benefits… guess I’ll have to rent one to find out :)
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by CrazyCatDog 5y ago
$5m is small potatoes relative to the damage this has caused (all avoidable, but still…)
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by CrazyCatDog 5y ago
I used to upgrade with every Nikon cycle (prosumer fx bodies). But I stopped with the d750–I still, to this day, don’t understand/appreciate the advantage of mirrorless… can someone knowledgeable kindly inform me? Fwiw I use a prime 50
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by CrazyCatDog 5y ago
As an early adopter, I pounced on the cell cpu powered 12” MacBook. It was horrible. Still an early adopter and love my m1 MacBook Air. I hope Samsung’s chip is closer to the latter experience and not the former!
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by CrazyCatDog 5y ago
Screenshots are LACED chalk-full of explicit vocabulary... https://raw.githubusercontent.com/danfragoso/thdwb/master/im...

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