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YawningAngel
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YawningAngel
2y ago
I'm not sure I agree with your second footnote. Beowulf is written in Old English, which is quite hard for modern English speakers to read on account of being German. Middle English, however, I think you'd find fairly palatable. F
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2y ago
Basically all AV either runs as root or uses a kernel driver. I guess the former is preferable
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2y ago
That's exactly how this works in regulated industries. At UK banks there is criminal liability for senior management for institutional failures. Concretely in this case, if you are bringing a prosecution and you fail to uphold the righ
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2y ago
I have had this exact thought and am deeply irritated by it
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2y ago
I like Kotlin but I find the fact that it lacks a good way to detect and handle possible errors very frustrating. If some function can fail on sane-looking input I'd like to know about it
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2y ago
It's secure as long as you are using a private client (one that can safeguard a client secret), but PKCE costs you nothing to it's strictly better to do it.
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3y ago
Chronic traumatic encephalopathy
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3y ago
In the US, this is constitutionally forbidden.
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3y ago
You can convert YAML to JSON programmatically, and JSON is valid jsonnet, so you can pretty much copy paste examples from the web into your jsonnet if you find yourself wanting to do that
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3y ago
Ex post facto laws are not possible in the United States
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3y ago
Why is it reasonable? It seems to me that there is a cost (disenfranchising some people) and no clear benefit.
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3y ago
My understanding is that stockfish retains and uses its classical evaluation model in addition to the NNUE model
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3y ago
From my perspective as a passenger, trains constantly being delayed or cancelled due to problems with the track suggests the track is not being adequately maintained. It could be the case that there is sufficient money available and it is b
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3y ago
I'm not sure what you think the BBC does, but it isn't that.
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3y ago
I was in a similar situation on a London train (different line) this month. The problem is that the operators genuinely do not know how long things are going to take. I agree that the TTR is obviously unacceptable, but the whole service is
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3y ago
MTG: Arena doesn't allow three player games, so what the bot is doing is joining _in_ the opponent's seat. Presumably this is why it can concede on their behalf. I guess the game doesn't check for this because its developers
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3y ago
https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/api-security-in/9781617...
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3y ago
They see lots of potential disasters all the time and have a hard time knowing which ones will materialise
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3y ago
That probably would be acceptable but it's not clear it is worth the bank's while to do that
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3y ago
I get that it happens, but it's pretty shocking to me that people can get away with angle grinding a lock off in broad daylight.
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3y ago
I stopped paying for YT premium and figured out how to work ReVanced becuase YT premium doesn't actually block the minute-plus ads that creators put in their videos to ensure they actually get paid when YT stiffs them and ReVanced/
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3y ago
I had a lot of fun with Inquisition, but the MMOish world design and the fact that so much core plot was hived off into Trespasser makes it hard to call the game truly excellent.
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3y ago
Is cowardice a crime?
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3y ago
I'm not even sure he's above average, it seems to me like he could have closed down Alameda, hired some compliance professionals to bring FTX into compliance with the law, and been a) a billionaire and b) not in jail for his troub
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3y ago
> As a side note, screaming "It's too late: hurry up!" is really an idiot way to advocate your cause, whatever your cause may be. Is it? It can simultaneously be true that we have been too slow to avoid very concerning out
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3y ago
The price reddit is charging for API access seems much higher than the value to Reddit of the ads that are being blocked by the client using that API.
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3y ago
Humans can synthesise creatine, but we synthesise less than is ideal for elite strength athletes, so supplementation is still effective
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3y ago
Intel adding things like AVX is only valuable to anyone if compilers actually smit AVX instructions
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3y ago
Would you? It seems like you're leaning heavily on the idea that the python packages don't have the same moral weight as the single parent, which is an odd thing to believe if the python packages can actually have experiences. The
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3y ago
That's possible I guess but is there positive evidence for that being the case?
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