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2y ago
The DOJ report on the findings ( https://oig.justice.gov/sites/default/files/reports/25-005_3... ) mentions multiple airline employees were being used as confidential sources, so you might be right.
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There are varying extents for ulysses pacts that can be taken as a project owner, though. Tuxedo screwed themselves silly by taking too strong of a pact with their drivers, for example. Instead of going all the way with a CLA that effective
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ads auto-redirect away from page.
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2y ago
Failed to realize doge prime was supposed to only count prime-numbered wows until after looking at the game's code. From the game's script: function isFibonacci(numberToCheck) { return ( isSquare(5 * numberToCheck *
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Left reddit during the API fiasco. HN replaced only part of reddit's niches for me. I tried using Lemmy for the other parts but it seems its federation model just gave more power to exactly the kind of moderators that made me dislike R
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That's not to say they didn't try. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Banjawarn_Station
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I wonder if this could be avoided by boarding the plane from the rear.
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Seems like there's something off about that formula. This should have achieved 63 points instead of 79: https://i.imgur.com/QGEWpgO.png
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2y ago
note gaps between the first block and first file are counted, and gaps longer than 4 blocks are treated as 4-block gaps, but only for the fragmentation display rather than actual scoring.
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the 80-pin version has 8.
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Is there any info on the analog capabilities compared to the RP2040?
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I wonder what happened to literally everyone else present at this situation. That's beyond "Yikes!" territory.
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2y ago
Apple paid enough money to TSMC to secure temporary exclusivity for their new nodes.
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2y ago
> The costs do not include raw materials such as leather.
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2y ago
I don't see it as a typo. Bank is being used as a verbed form of "use banking services", and the text that follows provides an example of how using only a single banking service provider can screw you over.
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2y ago
Related: Kraken Security Update, 5 points by lopkeny12ko 10 hours ago | 1 comment https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40729804
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https://archive.is/ZrnGW
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https://nitter.poast.org/el_sleightholm/status/1802620561144... Not seeing anything novel here, tests should have compared with multishot.
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2y ago
https://archive.ph/dbLzt
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If the attacker never gets a hold of a plaintext-ciphertext pair, how well does AES-GCM with nonce reuse hold up?
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https://archive.is/oXlig
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2y ago
Is the production cost difference still favorable when amortizing the intentional radiator certification costs they likely aren't paying for anyway?
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2y ago
According to the article, this was measured through King-Devick tests. What's the point of using intentionally paywalled tests, other than harming reproducibility?
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Here comes the Muybridge camera moment but for text
(interconnected.org)
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Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40460353
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would a company be able to use failed promises as a tax write-off?
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BS-1 Tishina
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Could this be used to extend the lifetime of an already worn-out SSD? I wonder if there's some business in china taking those and reflashing them as "new".
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I wonder if the crash on values larger than pi is due to a memory access violation on a lookup table.
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xkcd's yearly april fools had automatic 3d comic conversion done back in 2011: https://web.archive.org/web/20110813115522/http://chatter.re...
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