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by asib 4y ago
> Lastly but most importantly, covering the PIN pad with your hand defeats one key component of most skimmer scams: The spy camera that thieves typically hide somewhere on or near the compromised ATM to capture customers entering their P
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by asib 4y ago
I haven't watched the show yet, but is it not generally understood that plot and character development in television proceeds at a slower pace than in film? It's arguably one of the main reasons to chose one medium over the other.
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by asib 4y ago
> I'm fairly sure it's fairly easy to train a neural network to recognize current generation AI generated images. Could you explain how this is done and why it's easy?
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by asib 4y ago
> The reality of credit card adoption – and we have decades of data to demonstrate this – is that young consumers don’t like credit cards until, suddenly, they do. Older Gen Z consumers are reaching this point. For me, this is only becau
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by asib 4y ago
> Despite that, the public opinion soured so bad, that it is the detractors that had to bring disaster to nuclear reactors. Protestors fired rocket-propelled grenades at a plant[0]. It did not cause any nuclear danger. The wiki article y
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UK scientists take ‘promising’ step towards single Covid and cold vaccine(theguardian.com)
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by asib 4y ago
Is cd+ls a common pattern for people? I tend to just use double tab to browse folders, combined with a file separator-aware "delete word" keybinding when I want to go back up one level.
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by asib 4y ago
They mention a handful of services like GOV.UK Notify, GOV.UK Pay, the GOV.UK Design System, the Prototype Kit, and the new GOV.UK Forms product. Is anyone able to clarify whether these things are collectively referred to or considered part
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by asib 4y ago
If that's unpalatable, what about have you donated one of your kidneys yet? You can live a healthy life with just one. If you truly believe you would sacrifice yourself in this trolley scenario, I don't think it is possible to jus
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by asib 4y ago
San Andreas was released almost 18 years ago - you be the judge.
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by asib 4y ago
That sounds like a you problem more than a general rule that using the word engenders unproductive conversation.
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Japanese man loses USB stick with entire city's personal details(bbc.co.uk)
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by asib 4y ago
Total aside, but I've not seen this use of the word "plurality" before - I'm reading it here as a synonym for "majority", which might be wrong of me! Is it colloquial to a certain group of English language spea
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by asib 4y ago
Whatever you think AI truly is, it'll also be "simply code or a program". That's the 'A' part in AI. This statement is too generic to mean whatever you're trying to get at.
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by asib 4y ago
Putin is evil for reasons completely unrelated to his height.
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by asib 5y ago
Not sure if you're joking, but the etymology of this word does not appear to be racist. According to [0], it derives from the same root as "niggardly", which according to [1], is unrelated to the racial epithet. [0]: https:&
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Pilot from crashed plane in US pulled to safety moments before train hit(theguardian.com)
3 points by asib 5y ago|0 comments
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by asib 5y ago
Are you genuinely comparing Tianamen Square to centuries of slavery?
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by asib 5y ago
I would assume that Amazon would have negotiated the fee with Visa in the past, and that the outcome of that negotiation was confidential. I don't see why you have an issue with an article that provides information - not everything has
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by asib 5y ago
> It's tragic but if this wasn't in America I likely wouldnt have even heard about the event nor would it be influencing my life this much later due to the ways others have reacted to it. I hope this doesn't read as disres
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Kevin Spacey set for return to movies with paedophilia drama(theguardian.com)
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Discovery of stars sheds new light on dark matter and galactic cannibalism(theguardian.com)
2 points by asib 6y ago|0 comments
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Elon Musk becomes richest person(theguardian.com)
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by asib 6y ago
They're pretty common around London.
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by asib 6y ago
I think you've misunderstood my question. > The type of muscles in your heart are quite different from the types of muscle in your hands. Yes, but cardio doesn't solely use cardiac muscle. What I was trying to get at was that w
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by asib 6y ago
Wouldn't you describe cardio as continuous, repetitive strain with no recovery? I would've assumed writing is more of an endurance type of strain, but perhaps the strain due to writing occurs at an intensity that is analogous to
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A macro for defining type operators in Rust(github.com)
1 points by asib 6y ago|0 comments
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Type-Level Programming in Rust(willcrichton.net)
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by asib 6y ago
Interestingly, if you read the article [0] linked in the reddit post referred to in this blog post, the author points out that the Haskell version of the bottom type has a problem - you can construct an inhabitant. Pulling out the relevant
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A selection of projects designed to learn to write Rust procedural macros(github.com)
2 points by asib 6y ago|0 comments

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