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by acer4666 3y ago
Client side web attacks don't affect how the two servers are firewalled from each other. I agree it isn't properly secure, but "firewall" refers to a specific type of security.
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by acer4666 3y ago
What if you overfit your model to the point of exact reproduction? Or anything in between that and what you consider inventive. Where is the line drawn.
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by acer4666 4y ago
The problem isn't you! "Imaginary" numbers are terribly named, and I can see why that would put anyone off engaging with them. They are just as "real" as 2d co-ordinates are.
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by acer4666 4y ago
The guidelines state "If you submit a video or pdf, please warn us by appending [video] or [pdf] to the title.", which this post hasn't done
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by acer4666 4y ago
How do you get your training data if no-one has been objectified in the supply pipeline?
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by acer4666 4y ago
There's a weird sort of doublethink going on in your post. You're trying to attract talent that knows cryptography but seem to be using the same cryptobro snake oil you presumably use to sell your product (dude...imagine someone s
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by acer4666 4y ago
Which curve do you use?
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by acer4666 4y ago
And how does "no closed form solution" imply "no solution"?
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by acer4666 4y ago
I guess he should've run over a straw man instead, like the author of this letter
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by acer4666 4y ago
Should it be illegal to eat peaches in Atlanta?
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by acer4666 4y ago
The article explains that European countries replace their tracks between summer and winter
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by acer4666 4y ago
It's great! Minor correction: "In real numbers there are two square roots for EVERY non-zero number. The same is true in Fp...." "...only half the non-zero members of Fp have square roots"
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by acer4666 5y ago
The silence is deafening...but, I'd expect nothing less from this particular author
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by acer4666 5y ago
The problem is that, even though they're not obliged to, they give the option to opt out of necessary cookies alongside the tracking ones, and I guess people de-select necessary cookies because they think all cookies are bad. Then the
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by acer4666 5y ago
That's not my experience with StackOverflow, as long as you allow necessary cookies. Refusing all cookies would of course cause a prompt on every visit, because that's what cookies are for.
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by acer4666 5y ago
There's a passage in Alan Turing's autobiography that suggests he performed a non-consensual sexual act on a male friend.* I would certainly not use this as cause for renaming the many things we have named after Turing. *Alan Turi
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by acer4666 5y ago
I think at this point we shouldn't name anything after anyone ever again, its the only way to be safe
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by acer4666 5y ago
Without knowledge of preferred pronouns, "they" seems appropriate.
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by acer4666 6y ago
This is pretty standard AWS marketing spiel. They make vague assertions of "ah but you're not considering the big picture...." with no details