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JackeJR
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3y ago
The recent updates have stabilised things a while lot with nice features like atomic updates.
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I have seen chargers that simplify the logic to drop everytime a new device is connected or disconnected to recalculate the max power per port. So these days if I am shopping for a charger say for a IP cam, I assume that each usb C takes 10
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3y ago
The chargers that drop connection is typically because their max power budget per port depends on how many ports are used. E.g if my max power budget is 200w and I have 2 usb c pd and 2 usb A. Each usb c pd can have a max of 100w per pd3.0
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3y ago
Measurement error of tools used to catch you speeding?
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3y ago
SMOTE
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3y ago
They belong to encrypted user credentials. https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/accessing-creden... .
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3y ago
Teams was kept in appdata like Chrome so that these programs can update themselves without admin privileges and I suppose that is how they keep users on a recent version.
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3y ago
2 wrong does not make 1 right
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3y ago
The expert statistical analysis alluded to is simply the framework for causal inference. Had Letby not been on duty for a similar group of patients, would the number of patients who had died been the same? If the answer is no, then a follow
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3y ago
I also see smoking, alcohol and gambling destroy families yet they are all legal in Singapore. Heck, they even built not 1 but 2 casinos in recent years.
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3y ago
Do you drink coffee?
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4y ago
I think this is maybe in reference to LBJ's lifelong biographer Robert Caro where he states that "power does not corrupt, power reveals". In it he asserts that what one does with power after obtaining it reveals what the pers
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5y ago
I agree that once the growth slows China will start to see cracks in its society. This, I submit, is the reason why Beijing is doubling down on the nationalist path. Cast the West as the enemy and China as the victim of oppression to drum u
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Some think that if the US extended their protection to Taiwan, Beijing would not attempt to take Taiwan. Let's just assume for a moment that the US will fight off attacks by China to take Taiwan. And that US successfully ward off an at
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5y ago
Sure. And as I mentioned, there will be screw ups along the way. As with any new capability/tech be it nuclear power or recombinant DNA or ability to locate CP, there can be legitimate uses that we can rally behind and ways for them to
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5y ago
The slippery slope argument is that the use of this method on private files, i.e. not shared with others except for the service provider can legitimise the expansion of such scamming scopes. While this argument can and have indeed happened
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5y ago
But there is no way to confirm if this account had been compromised is there?
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5y ago
Going by the what is implied, it stands to reason that everything is meaningless except for those that represents or aids in a significant improvement in our lives or change our fate as a human race. This is neglecting how these development
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6y ago
Just a heads up that there is a Telegram bot @scihubot that you definitely should not use.
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6y ago
Counter argument: Oh Yes You Can Use Regexes to Parse HTML! https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4231382/what-to-do-regul... Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26357237
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Oh Yes You Can Use Regexes to Parse HTML
(stackoverflow.com)
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This is the approach of fdroid which is what imo makes it trustworthy.
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Assuming that we WILL expend more energy to capture the carbon, the path to make carbon capture viable is clear: A source of energy that does not add more carbon to the atmosphere. And existing technologies such as nuclear fission already o
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6y ago
"secure" in the website refers to predictability. Do you have a source on how to predict rc4?
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In which case you need to check out the lockpickinglawyer. Sure, not everyone has that level of skill but it is conceivable to self learn and be competent to a point where lock picking is practical.
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6y ago
Reminds me of the saying, "I have used this broom for 20 years. I only needed to change the broom head 20 times and the broom stick 10 times.".
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6y ago
My experience in learning math is that the textbooks try to provide what is right. And what is right typically becomes excessively verbose to the point that the main idea gets lost in the rightness. This is what in person coaching gets you.
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7y ago
I too share a dim view of the world's ability to work together. Even now when faced with such a disease that is essentially everyone's problem, countries first and foremost chose to safeguard their own interests at the expense of
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I don't think the parent's point was that we ignore evidence but that in the absence of evidence (as opposed to evidence suggesting the contrary), we should use priors to guide what we do. In this case, while there are no double b
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For one, fear is irrational. It is based on a perception of threat and we as humans do it in many ways. One way is to see that others are afraid and therefore we should too. To add to this, the fear is not entirely unfounded. Estimates of t
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