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JorgeGT
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JorgeGT
10y ago
Before feeling bad for the man you see behind the wheel, take into account that in many cases it is not the individual taxi driver who took the loan; some companies and individuals used medallions as a mere financial product, buying them in
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Ferrari doesn't sell cars, Ferrari sells exclusivity. You cannot even purchase one of their top models right away, you must be invited by them to make the purchase: http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/motoring&
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A local adversary (in your network) can know that you're establishing a connection to a certain IP in another country, but they cannot know what that particular machine is accessing in turn. [This is my threat model, I use this in publ
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I also run my VPN on a cheap VPS. Dedicated VPN companies can easily come under attack/scrutiny, or could have temptations of selling user data if subscribers fall, but I doubt anyone is monitoring individual, ephemeral DO droplets
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Tip: use the codeword "keyhole" to browse interesting satellite reconnaissance photos: https://www.cia.gov/library/readingroom/docs/CIA-RDP78B04560...
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Spain: from what I see in the official medicine list, it is commercialized under the name "Altellus" and costs 42,09€ [$44.77]: https://www.cofpo.org/index.php/medic-es.html?id=1128
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10y ago
Note that other types of engineers write code: CAD, CFD, FEM, etc. We don't develop software products, but we write code to pursue our goals.
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Ah, I didn't know Google offered TOTP. I only had the option of mobile phone SMS 2FA.
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The most important image IMHO is the following, be sure to check it: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/C0XB_c8WIAAtEF8.jpg:large
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HTTPS only means "you are securely accessing this particular domain" not "the operators of this domain are nice people".
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Well, Google TFA doesn't ask you to type your number (and others only some digits) so it probably would rise a red flag big enough to "awake you" from auto-pilot, I hope.
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10y ago
Sublime Text for LaTeX, MATLAB for the rest.
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If I'm not mistaken, didn't the protagonist receive a Voight-Kampff test in the original novel? I remember thinking at the moment that this was a reflection on how Philip K Dick wanted to assure us that humans were very capable of
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10y ago
I really like the unobtrusive Hangout's "orbs" desktop interface. Is there a similar interface solution for other messaging apps?
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It is possible that something is disabling your WebGL support. You can check the status of your GPU support in `chrome://gpu` and, if necessary, use the "Override software rendering list" in `chrome://flags` to
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Interesting! They almost lynched the guy at the beginning but seems that there's progress.
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I've been able to run it on the Linux Subsystem for Windows with an X server, but there was still a few quirks I believe.
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> It's cross platform Are there Windows builds? There was a guy that did but he stopped at 2.0.
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10y ago
But not for custom domains, sadly.
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10y ago
Not feasible if you have to foot the bill. But if you don't...
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> he was extremely dubious about the claim that the final product met US production standards. I have my doubts about backyard foundry guys having traceable calibration paperwork for their ultrasonic testing equipment (which is the only
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> So, I wonder if it's just a universal Spanish proverb? Probably! The older exact match I could find in Google Books is from 1846, in a Yucatán periodical: https://books.google.es/books?id=VNgtAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA8&a
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It's a very old Spanish proverb, so presumably only the Devil knows the origin ;)
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Apart from the particular technical knowledge an older guy may have, the accumulated human experience (this is, how to interact, trust, judge, understand, influence and work with other human beings) is always a very valuable factor that the
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> Couldn't you just require people to recuse themselves from hiring decisions involving relatives? They used to have this nice trick where you hired the son of your friend and your friend hired your son. But at least now there are s
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I guess many people outside the US, like me, are discovering this. Which is understandable, given they have no reason to market this to me.
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But it's not an easy problem. How do you grade from 0 to 10 good research from a candidate?
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At least in my country, I'm thankful for these quantitative measurements, that difficult corrupt practices: Oh, I assure you he's a great researcher, just not in any measurable way. He's my nephew you say? Well, that's
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If anyone is wondering "how much do points 1 and 2 cost?!" the financial overview of notorious not-for-profit publisher PLOS is a good starting point: https://www.plos.org/financial-overview Article Processing Fee
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10y ago
Nobody punishes you for publishing in OA journals, what matters is the IF and JCR rank of the journal, not if it's OA or not.
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