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by acc_297 4y ago
Good point I guess that’s the same as the “heil h**er” vulnerability Maybe some kind of low density salting would make messages hard to guess but not too hard to read
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by acc_297 4y ago
I mean if a Roman general could…
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by acc_297 4y ago
If you and your group chat friends can meet up in person once to input an agreed upon a ~1Gb one-time-pad then you can exchange uncrackable text messages for years on any insecure channel I’ve long felt that this is the ideal solution for a
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by acc_297 4y ago
mmmm yes the entire R ecosystem… Others also mention pandas Data science workflows in general love to do this
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by acc_297 4y ago
Yeah but the woman interviewed wasn’t saying men in Sam Francisco kept asking her to be in their polycule she said men in EA groups kept asking her to be in their polycule I mean nobody has ever asked me to be in their polycule or anyone el
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by acc_297 4y ago
In a game theory class I had we studied the auction system google uses for keywords I was surprised to learn they earn something like 50-100 billion dollars a year doing it they sell the top three or four results for any keyword across geog
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by acc_297 4y ago
Yeah I think you’ll be fine the apps that will need more would be video/audio processing or gaming My daily dev computer still has 8 gb ram and I have another computer I use with 24gb ram and I notice zero difference when doing as you
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by acc_297 4y ago
Check out the stable marriage problem and the deferred acceptance algorithm which solves it
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by acc_297 4y ago
There are simpler technologies that already exist on this principle pumped hydro being the main one this proposal seems like overkill to have so much storage in a single location
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by acc_297 4y ago
Yeah sad but true can confirm as a tree planter that has put more than 300,000 trees into the ground the last three years it is a carbon positive endeavour
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by acc_297 4y ago
Ontario does have amber alerts https://amberalert.opp.ca/
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by acc_297 4y ago
yeah that's the weirdest part of it aerosol injection is heavily debated and reasonable people can disagree about it but standard engineering principles can be applied to build new planes and standard global circulation models can be a
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by acc_297 4y ago
theres some study which found it might make the sky turn a milky white which seems grim but apparently sunsets would look incredible
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by acc_297 4y ago
read this amazing article on "bank python": https://calpaterson.com/bank-python.html
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by acc_297 4y ago
scam is hard to define and people have different definitions subject to some bias but here is maybe what you're after https://web3isgoinggreat.com/
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by acc_297 4y ago
currently completing a CS degree here - rust has yet to make it into classrooms (at my school) while C++ is still introduced I think professors mostly teach what is "industry standard" whenever they can - interestingly OCaml gets
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by acc_297 4y ago
my compiler course called it mini-C