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ac42
6y ago
higher intelligence = higher ignorance?
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Just tried the demo and found it somewhat confusing "enter your name and your favourite vegetable" is to lure bots into responding? When "I am human", I am asked to select boats and fail because I didn't tick the im
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6y ago
Why would the egg contract in the first place? It's more likely that the "applied pressure" is simply negative...
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6y ago
Indeed, and to my feeble defense: > The book was credited to Clarke alone. TIL :)
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6y ago
Clarke. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arthur_C._Clarke
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6y ago
Ouch!
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6y ago
At the least, you're not alone.
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6y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24962121
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6y ago
They used cats specifically for their inbuilt probability amplification properties.
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Make it known at the time (possibly via something likely strongly dependent like a hash or encryption). If it is not observable, it may just as well not have happened. Call it quantum mechanics or simply common sense.
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6y ago
/s
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6y ago
This just saved my day :-)
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Passwords / keys are obscure by definition. With this in mind, "Security by Obscurity" technically adds one or two bits to your key.
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6y ago
Gitlab has this for a while already https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/project/wiki/
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6y ago
According to WP, what led to this picture is photo editing.
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6y ago
The WP article points out the issue of condensation, which the OP claims as being addressed in a novel way.
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6y ago
1) This is not the "real world". 2) Even if it were, and my twenty-something assistant left my shop door open at night consistently, to me, the question of the legality of the resulting damage would be rather secondary.
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6y ago
Using one's own head to draw conclusions.
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6y ago
http://www.einkmonitor.com/
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AWS NLB now supports ALPN
(aws.amazon.com)
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6y ago
Hack is interesting and the native C++ interface is a breeze. But choose PHP if you want to live. Hack has only a fraction of the PHP ecosystem and if you mix with PHP, then you lose the advantages very quickly.
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7y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subjectivism
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7y ago
You are not and if it makes you feel uncomfortable, this may put you back on track http://z80.info/zip/z80cpu_um.pdf
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7y ago
> Now we just need a file format that combines all this. :) TTF?
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7y ago
I wasn't aware of the plumbing / porcelain metaphor in git until now. It's fantastic to what lengths some of us go for a good pun :-)
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:-)
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Not sure if you are trolling, but here we go... In the case at hand, correctness of the validator expression V clearly means "V determines well-formedness of any regular expressions" which is clearly not implied by "V is well
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Free of English errors. Not semantic errors. We don't even know it's a "liar".
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The "liar" only says "I can proofread Essays" and not "I am lying".
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7y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nondeterministic_finite_auto...
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