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7y ago
>> How many new pornographic video uploads per day does PornHub actually need to serve it's audience? As much as possible? It was 13 videos per minute in 2019. Each minute almost three hours of content are uploaded. >> And
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I am in no way defending PornHub, but how exactly should it be [self] moderated? Can we use AI to detect underage and drunk people? PornHub already uses some computer vision technology to recognize kind of sex taking place and put time-code
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What I don't like about any of these parsers, including ANTLR is that for real languages you get not a clear EBNF grammar, but terrible mix of declarative and imperative statements. I was pretty sure PEG is the modern way to go, but lo
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7y ago
Georgian script is missing as always :-( It's really a pain to speak rare language.
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7y ago
I have never seen such rejection in Django community, despite real problems, like with WSGI design, handling I/O and thus working with bytes a lot. Every huge task, like porting from Python 2 to Python 3 or any other huge task is eithe
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7y ago
Not to defend anyone, just to add some context 1) People are still practicing blood feud where Kaloev lives. I mean, for real. Not at mass scale, but anyway. And while illegal like any murder, it is romanticized in local culture like an act
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7y ago
http://eliava-institute.org/scientific-laboratories/rd-depar...
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7y ago
No fail-over supported so far.
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7y ago
Wow, it seems banking system in Georgia (the republic of) is so developed. We use IBANs (despite we are not in Euro zone and most international transfers are in USD), so errors in one digit will be immediately identified and request will ge
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7y ago
Location: Republic of Georgia Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Maybe in Europe, otherwise not really. Technologies: Currently Python and C++. A lot of technologies in the past. See CV for details. Résumé/CV: https:/&#
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7y ago
Honestly, I have no idea what is the right way to format quotes. And sorry for inconvenience.
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7y ago
Answer from forum Had the same problem with Raspi 4B. Problem was dependent on screen resolution (!!). With 1920x1080, wlan0 became disconnected after it was ok at lower screen resolutions. Was in 2.4GHz band. After tu
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7y ago
Always wonder if any of these guides will ever include decent web-mail?
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7y ago
I've found buildroot much easier to use.
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7y ago
I'd rather welcome onboard bootable MMC.
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7y ago
It's not painful, it's the way this specific product works.
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7y ago
I did not understand "back again" part. Glacier allows you to retrieve individual files.
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7y ago
You should not backup directly to Glacier, you should backup to S3 and move from S3 to Glacier by retention policy configured for an S3 bucket.
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7y ago
Correlations may be hidden in statistical data. Don't be so sure.
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7y ago
HR? But if it is not about some harassment, nobody cares what HR says.
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7y ago
Why not QML then?!
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7y ago
To workaround a lot of other similar issues, to remove crapware bundled with Windows, to move entire profiles (and not just some folders) to another disk, to make installation experience much more pleasant I use NTLite. Windows setup can ac
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7y ago
Actually, there is third option, AuthorizedKeysCommand, which I like the most for small to medium business. A program, script or any executable, which outputs (prints in stdout) authorized_keys style formatted data. This data can be pulled
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7y ago
I would like to hear more about this!
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7y ago
I think the real answer starts with using APSW, which peewee already supports. APSW, while not 100% compatible with pysqlite, is much more predictable and overall more transparent wrapper to my taste.
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7y ago
I did the same on azure a few days ago and it was much much easier.
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Linux has no stable ABI :-)
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7y ago
And what is CentOS 8 ETA? I found nothing at CentOS web site :-( Do I miss anything?
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7y ago
Looks like PE is superior in this case, since initialization of dynamic modules is handled in dynamic modules themselves? Or do I miss anything? https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/desktop/Dlls/dynam
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7y ago
Actually, this looks like bad news to me. If WSL v2 is running VM under the hood, no wonder it will be Hyper-V. We already have such lightweight VM for "Credential Guard/Device Guard" and it already conflicts will any other h
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