Middleclass

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by Middleclass 7y ago
If you replace "friend" with "courtesan" or "prostitute" your analysis is correct.
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by Middleclass 7y ago
Zero-knowledge proofs can prove that binary code conforms to a specification (e.g. source code) without revealing the process used to turn specification into binary code. In the analogy, the specification is the information provided to gove
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by Middleclass 7y ago
It is incomplete because Google Play Services contains functionality closed to developers, unrelated to the free online services provided by Google. Your point stands, nevertheless.
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by Middleclass 7y ago
Is there any difference between "secret compromises" and corruption if the compromises are against citizens' interests and will? A black box might work IF it can be ensured that all data considered will be bundled with the de
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by Middleclass 7y ago
No problem, thank you for your response. What I meant to say was this: "The lumping together of outcomes in roughly two boxes, while also discarding information about the specific actions that lead to the outcomes." Once this has
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by Middleclass 7y ago
Is Selenium less crashy nowadays? Back in 2017 when I had a testing automation job, I wrote a test automation system using Node, Selenium WebDriver, Cucumber and Vagrant. It worked well once I managed to set up a Vagrant box that would take
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by Middleclass 7y ago
Have you tried SaltStack? It uses YAML too, but always felt much more cleanly composed, and smoothly integrates with scripting languages. I've never truly broken into orchestration and am still salty about that so please, take my post
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by Middleclass 7y ago
Do you know of models of utilitarianism that maintain strict lines of cause and consequence? What bothers me about some utilitarian perspectives is the lumping outcomes together of outcomes, based on vague definitions of benefit and harm, i