Franciscouzo

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by Franciscouzo 8y ago
It's not that much different than receiving foreign money, I get paid in dollars, but I use the local money in everyday life.
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by Franciscouzo 8y ago
Probably the light itself, light therapy has anti-depressive effects even on non-seasonal depression.
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by Franciscouzo 8y ago
I meant the cinema EOS line...
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by Franciscouzo 8y ago
Most probably because it would compete with the Canon EOS product line.
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by Franciscouzo 8y ago
That doesn't makes sense, text can be distributed at marginal cost, tailored suits are expensive because there's not a lot of supply.
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by Franciscouzo 8y ago
And you will be able by installing an addon, accept that you're a minority and most people want autoplay on their GIFs.
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by Franciscouzo 8y ago
From what I remember it was most probably carfentanil.
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by Franciscouzo 8y ago
I don't think it would be possible to rotate around another axis, the printed object would start tumbling around the resin. If they rotated the projector instead of the resin it would be possible.
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by Franciscouzo 8y ago
That won't work, you have to use something like partial instead if you want to use the operator module: from functools import partial import operator double = partial(operator.mul, 2) And at that point I think it would
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by Franciscouzo 8y ago
Eternal September?
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by Franciscouzo 8y ago
Stop using a legacy version of Python. You will get a "TabError: inconsistent use of tabs and spaces in indentation" exception if you use Python 3.
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by Franciscouzo 8y ago
You can choose to use: def my_very_very_very_very_very_long_function_name( self, param1, param2): ...
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by Franciscouzo 8y ago
Why? When taking into account the cpu cache, branch mispredictions, etc, I bet it would be slower than just zeroing it, besides it wouldn't be secure at all, imagine a process that stores a secret key, and then releases the memory, if
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by Franciscouzo 8y ago
I haven't read the book, but from watching the video it sounds like the main idea of it is to practice mindfulness.
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by Franciscouzo 8y ago
Of course you're not going to achieve FIRE if you spend all the money you earn, the whole point is to save the most you can, if you can earn more of course, go for it, but for a lot of people it's out of reach, so it would be poin
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by Franciscouzo 8y ago
Of course you won't hear about those that are not writing about it, as they're not writing about it.
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by Franciscouzo 8y ago
Everything you said sounds like bullshit, do you have any source to back it up?
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by Franciscouzo 8y ago
The average yearly S&P returns is 9.8%, to reach 40% in 4 years you'd need 8.7% yearly returns.
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by Franciscouzo 8y ago
Only if ignoring externalities.
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by Franciscouzo 8y ago
Not by a lot, the divide by constant can be optimized to a multiplication, if you're doing it in a loop (why would you care if you do it only once), you can reach a throughput of one multiplication per cycle, so (x*3)/3 would take
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by Franciscouzo 8y ago
They perform quite worse: https://metrics.torproject.org/torperf.html?start=2018-05-15... https://metrics.torproject.org/torperf.html?start=2018-05-15... You can see that for a 5MiB file, hidden services pe
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by Franciscouzo 8y ago
You can see that for a 5MiB file average download time is around 12 seconds [0], which is around 425KiB/s, the main problem with Tor is latency, downloading a 50KiB file takes around 1 to 2 seconds. [0] https://metrics.torpr
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by Franciscouzo 8y ago
It could be argued that once you use a password more than once its entropy decreases automatically.
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by Franciscouzo 8y ago
The sun emits black body radiation with a 5800K temperature, which means its emissions peaks at yellow-greenish, but it still emits around 90% of blue compared to green
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by Franciscouzo 8y ago
Not OP either, but I've been using Django REST framework with React.js, and I'm really enjoying it.
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by Franciscouzo 8y ago
> Although these two weaknesses have been known to Monero’s developers since 2015, it was not until February 2017, when Monero’s implementation was modified, that these concerns were addressed, thus making post hoc de-anonymization more
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by Franciscouzo 8y ago
Do you have a source or paper on the vulnerabilities you're mentioning?
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by Franciscouzo 8y ago
The majority of cryptocurrencies might forgo privacy, but there are projects such as monero (and other cryptonote cryptocurrencies) which have privacy as a first class citizen.
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by Franciscouzo 8y ago
I think a better approach might be using bayesian optimization, each variation would be a dimension, and the algorithm would find the (almost) optimal possibility instead of a/b testing, which finds the local maximus.
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by Franciscouzo 8y ago
Pretty much everything that has an if statement would break, besides there already exists an if expression: 'foo' if foo else 'bar'

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