JorgeGT

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by JorgeGT 10y ago
I know this is a US-based site, but as July 1st 2016 the eIDAS Regulation has come into force in all EU member states, creating a legal structure for electronic identification, signatures, seals, and documents throughout the EU. Adobe for i
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by JorgeGT 10y ago
Oh sorry, I don't have a proper one, just when receiving new interns/researchers. Most of our research tools run on Linux but it is quite easy to destroy valuable data, so a c9 sandbox works wonders :)
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by JorgeGT 10y ago
I see you make heavy use of Cloud9, glad to see that I'm not the only one using it as a learning sandbox environment. It is truly a great platform, I use it to introduce people to Linux (terminal, editing files, etc.) without the hassl
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by JorgeGT 10y ago
Well, I guess the quote also means how the most innocent thing, extracted from its context, can be very damaging. There's no need to edit your audio clips, just to imply it. "Tomorrow the president is going to northern Wisconsin.
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by JorgeGT 10y ago
> Its not just recordings, but raw material to be edited and spliced together. "If one would give me six lines written by the hand of the most honest man, I would find something in them to have him hanged." ~ Cardinal Richelieu
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by JorgeGT 10y ago
It appears to be the correct order of magnitude for a cheap backpack: https://www.amazon.com/Mozone-Lightweight-Resistant-Backpack...
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by JorgeGT 10y ago
And in any case, you seem to require pre-made straps.
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by JorgeGT 10y ago
Wouldn't it be better to link to the Google blog post directly? https://blog.google/products/search/know-you-go-google/
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by JorgeGT 10y ago
> and often the lives of the innocent who trusted them as well. This is the most crucial part. Maybe you, personally, are OK with modifying your plane and you accept the possibility that your tinkering may cause the plane to crash. But u
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by JorgeGT 10y ago
According to their UserVoice response, this feature is "in the backlog", so maybe someday it will be available: https://wpdev.uservoice.com/forums/266908-command-prompt-con...
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by JorgeGT 10y ago
“But the plans were on display…” “On display? I eventually had to go down to the cellar to find them.” “That’s the display department.” “With a flashlight.” “Ah, well, the lights had probably gone.” “So had the stairs.”
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by JorgeGT 10y ago
If they were engaging in abuse, I agree that it's hypocritical of them to complain. From the article however it is not clear if they were abusing people or just voicing right wing ideas, which as far as I know, is not forbidden by any
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by JorgeGT 10y ago
/r/AskHistorians bans people who post jokes, I don't know if that qualifies as "dissent". It seems in line with the purpose of the sub.
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Do Twitter and /r/The_Donald have equivalent mission statements, though? I don't think Twitter aspires to be a meeting point for extreme political views.
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by JorgeGT 10y ago
Enhancement idea: RegExp field to blacklist/whitelist files in the repo (I tried to do this with my PhD thesis but the central part of the image is the boring .bib file). Still, pretty neat!
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by JorgeGT 10y ago
> New Trabants had an up to 10 year waiting list, so people tended to hold on to their cars forever There was a soviet joke about this. A man goes to the car dealer, and asks for an appointment to buy a car. The salesman replies sure, co
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by JorgeGT 10y ago
> proactive protection against future threats Does this mean heuristic analysis? Because apparently MSE does that: http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/protect/forum/mse-protect...
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by JorgeGT 10y ago
Most didn't work until 1.12. For example, keybindings featuring {
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by JorgeGT 10y ago
> if cannon design techniques are a closely-guarded state secret. Which indeed were, for a long time, specially regarding metallurgy.
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by JorgeGT 10y ago
There are certain devices like this, right? A similar thing happens with the HP-15C calculator, it was so sought after in eBay, etc., that HP even made a special edition a few years ago.
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by JorgeGT 10y ago
In addition to already established aggregators such as AuthorID, OrcID, etc. I would say that the main two databases for people who don't have profiles are Scopus and the Web of Science.
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by JorgeGT 10y ago
Funnily enough, the mosque was built atop the original Visigoth church. And God knows what was that church built atop of. Hm, maybe we should build a supercomputer on top of it!
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by JorgeGT 10y ago
Well, the fact that it is a plaintext-based format makes it work extremely well with git. So for collaboration you can have a repo (even hosted in github) and your co-authors can propose merges, etc. It is extremely nice to be able to see t
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by JorgeGT 10y ago
> Is anyone actually selling a decent preinstalled Linux laptop? I have heard good things about the Ubuntu line of Dell: http://www.dell.com/learn/us/en/555/campaigns/xps-linux-lapt... The Precis
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by JorgeGT 10y ago
Tapping supercritical steam directly seems awesome, specially if it can be replicated in other areas. And if they avoid awakening a Balrog, of course.
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by JorgeGT 10y ago
Spaniard here, the lander and the upcoming rover feature different instrumentation developed in Spain, something which has allowed extra funding for advancements in research and manufacturing capabilities, space-worthiness certification, et
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Commitment in cryptography context: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commitment_scheme
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It is now in number 110 in page 4, among much older stories.
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by JorgeGT 10y ago
Today's discussion about said Wikileaks activity: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12722929
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"Order" would be the commonly used term, right? At least in my native language.

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