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ReaLNero
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One thing to consider is that you can infer your password structure by ear (e.g. how many times the space bar was used, any modifier keys), making dictionary attacks much scarier, especially if your threat model includes people in close pro
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Decentralization is expensive e.g. downloading a Google Drive file is immediate while a torrent takes some time initialize connections, or the PoW protocol for cryptocurrencies. Perhaps we could narrow down the purpose of IPFS to storing a
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Why did you stop taking meds? Curious what would be your reasons against it.
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Your wish has been granted: https://connect4.gamesolver.org/
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I'm not sure how to feel about this. If the purpose of science research is to build the understanding we have, teaser articles seem more like a way to put a name on a creation without actually contributing to our understanding of somet
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The compensation applies to all flights to and/or from the EU, regardless of citizenship. You should look into filing a claim, I've heard it's not very time-intensive. There's even companies that take care of filing for
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> this are locked into local minimum Merely having statistics won't lead you to local optima, it's the incentive structure. Public companies need to have a positive second derivative on their revenue, which trickles down to PMs
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> I wish more companies strived (strove? apparently both are valid) to just be the best at 1 thing instead of branching out into things they just aren't good at and won't continue working on. GNU/Linux takes a similar appr
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If you layoff a bunch of people working on greenfield projects, people will catch on and try to avoid working on more research-like roles out of fear of it happening again.
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If some person has the ability to control ports and execute code, you are one kernel vulnerability away from complete disaster.
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> So it takes great photos and has great software, but misses what users really want, which is taking photos and using the software? I think the charitable interpretation of that part of the author's statement is "Users only ne
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Comment here if you're interested in learning more, but: I made an app that periodically checks the US embassy website for visa appointments and got my family a trip to my graduation just because of it!
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Google products are usually loss leaders, so as a user they feel much better to use than dedicated services that are more clearly monetized e.g. Yelp allowing businesses to remove reviews compared to Google Maps reviews, Google Docs being f
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It's clear that the fixed costs need to be paid among a fewer number of clients, so the prices increase. There is a difference between marginal costs and per-unit costs.
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I mean if raising the prices made them more money they would have done it earlier. Usually prices in recessions are raised in response to supply issues, resulting in less quantity supplied to such an extent that there is less profit overall
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Master class in marketing and manufacturing desire!
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Not that it's at all relevant, but at UofR?
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Especially weird considering SSIDs are allowed to have : and ; in their name. Should have gone with something like $
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AFAIK under the current quantum model (QFT) specifying a precision finer than the Planck length will not make your predictions more accurate. So you only need a finite number of bits to describe a field over a finite volume using a 3-d matr
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BTW, to those who don't know -- Money stuff is free if you subscribe to it as an email newsletter. Link: https://www.bloomberg.com/account/newsletters/money-stuff
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I'll assume you're talking about highly-paid SWE internships. Let's look at each agent's perspective: - interns (pro) benefit from having the internship on the resume - interns (pro) benefit from the experience of being
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He's great at getting there first with the unboxing or review with insane visuals and editing, but the content itself is very lacking. He's very heavily biased towards Apple devices, and doesn't dig deep at a technical level,
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I strongly urge you to visit Europe and see how mixed-use housing can be implemented to promote a car-free culture by largely eliminating parking lots, while keeping the greenery and shopping malls.
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> As in, if you write a 5 line perl script that makes you significantly more productive, do not share it as you will be asked time and time again why you wasted your time on something outside of your job description. This sounds like so
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In order for a worker to bother with this 1) It has to be alright to make miscellaneous changes like this, and 2) It has to contribute to getting promoted. The second point is IMO why random QoL changes like this are rare in large corporati
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Quite the curious typo you have there.
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Important fyi is that in Rawls's conception of justice, you do not have knowledge of the likelihood of characteristics like handicap, immigrants etc. Otherwise an enslaved minority would be worthwhile enough to make a just society, whi
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I might be late to the show, but here goes: It's tough to follow other's advice on how to design programs. Each program is different, and applying a paint-by-numbers approach like making everything an object just adds unnecessary
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> Grub has an issue with the 4K display, causing it to render at about 1 FPS. Just lower the resolution in grub's config file.
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I have a Lenovo Yoga 720 back from 2018. There's a bunch of input methods -- touchpad, touchscreen, pen on screen. The touchpad is better than a Mac (just as responsive, but gestures are customizable). The touchscreen is fantastic, pro
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