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It’s quite sad. Firefox used to be the browser where I could just put AdBlock Origin on and would be good to go without too much tracking. Now, I have to dive into deceptively named privacy settings just like with the other large browsers.
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A friend in primary school used that to create comic faces: doodle randomly, find a face in the tangle and perfect it. Usually they were profiles with large noses and other exaggerations. Quite entertaining.
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Project Steve (2016)
(ncse.ngo)
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Good idea in principle. The texts are all royalty free. The RFP defines value as (1) mandatory requirements and (2) lead time for delivery, which they later specify should be 2 weeks. That’s a steep schedule for such a production from scrat
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I don’t hire for technical roles, but I always ask a “how would you solve this” question. This gives me an idea about their reasoning and if they have a good grasp of similar situations. It’s not a free consulting session. Of course, if the
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Impressive! And a music track like that should be standard for all progress bars.
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The spat seems irrelevant for me, but I need to try this trick for my next presentation: > As with most investor decks, the charts are all up and to the right, but they are showing cumulative data, not year by year […] makes it look like
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It’s an invitation to talk about yourself. Since it’s so common, why not have an answer (or several, depending on the situation) that keeps the conversation going? Helped me when I felt less confident about my place in the world. Berating p
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What a mess. Why does it seem so difficult to organize review processes that are competent? Great that they managed to find a way to bypass it. (I can imagine that the complaint about data collection comes from the file referencing “googlad
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Nice! Will give it a try on the weekend. Would highlight “calculate” instead of the “close” button.
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> But instead of chastising and punishing his prodigal son, the rejoicing father greets him joyfully and heads off the apology with a huge party. It’s a great metaphor for how to run a religion, but a lousy way to run everything else. No
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Quite miraculous. Underlying paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/1602.06208v2 Unfortunately, the algorithm seems to be a bit too complex to turn this into a party trick.
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> if validated in humans. Seems like important progress though.
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I still don’t understand why iCloud cannot have a switch to keep the pictures even when I delete them on my phone (where storage is more sparse). OneDrive with an MS-Office subscription actually solves this. Syncs in the background and I ca
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Yes, encryption: https://vaibhavsagar.com/blog/2019/09/08/popcount/
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Was this one stolen as well? Or did they find a way to transfer the funds safely this time?
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Could AI Lead to the Escalation of Conflict? PRC Scholars Think So
(lawfaremedia.org)
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Yes. And then you have the vexing problem of the stage sound where you want the musicians to hear themselves and each other. Without feeding back into their microphones, and not too loud please. Modern in-ear monitoring has solved some of t
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New USGS map shows where landslides are most likely to occur in the U.S.
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Here is the map: https://usgs.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id...
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Not useful. You usually hire someone to get something done, so you need to gauge their ability to do just that. Intelligence is good for certain tasks. But the cleverest person doesn’t help if they don’t know how to make things happen, get
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> The entire spacewalk operation is expected to take approximately two hours. How long does it take them around the earth once?
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Hashed or not, why would the tax authority offer individual tax payer data at all? And does it at least increase their revenue?
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Thanks
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It’s a consumer protection measure to shield lower incomes/wealth from less regulated products that are riskier. And most of those products require minimal investments that are quite high anyway.
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They’re ok, but I prefer the slightly smaller format of Moleskine that strangely only they seem to make. It’s astonishing how much these branded notebooks cost. They must have great margins, not just Moleskine as described in the article.
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Confirms the Danish decision in 2020 to close its mink farms due to the risk of breeding Covid-19 variants. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mink_industry_in_Denmark
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Excellent! Is there an explanation of how the 4 samples are chosen in remix mode and is there a way to change them individually?
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Article: https://foreignpolicy.com/2024/01/24/honduras-zedes-us-prosp...
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Excellent idea. Will come in handy for a project of mine today.
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