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by asperous 5y ago
From the faq it sounds like the purpose is to differentiate the gobolinux top level folders from the hidden compatibility folders, which makes sense to me.
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by asperous 5y ago
They can both be valuable from a student perspective; GSoC from my experience is a full time gig during that time. I don't how many internships Google has but SoC is 1-2k people a year Google Internships from Google's perspective
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by asperous 5y ago
The Fed is quasi-private so yes you can
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by asperous 5y ago
This is called information asymmetry in economic theory
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by asperous 5y ago
"YouTube regularly removes any spam likes or dislikes from your videos. It may take up to 48 hours for the numbers to be updated. Find more info about Likes and dislikes report here: https://goo.gl/eA6f1i " https
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by asperous 5y ago
The us government is rolling this out as well: https://login.gov
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by asperous 5y ago
I thought it was a neat article, I assumed it was talking about git lfs. It would be neat if github could store all its data in git, similar to fossil scm. But I suppose microsoft would not want to lose lockin.
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by asperous 5y ago
In this case though it can flag a human review.. unlike something like Amazon where it’s harder, more expensive, and takes longer to check if something is a scam
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by asperous 5y ago
It being the same size means they can just push it through the existing holes to replace cables which is cheaper then digging new holes. But certainly far from cheap or easy
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by asperous 5y ago
In the US, how many 13 year olds have id cards? It seems like by the time they have a drivers license they might not be into roblox anymore.
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by asperous 5y ago
40 million Chromebooks will be shipped in 2021!
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by asperous 5y ago
From the wikipedia article it seems the Howey test is the legal test if something is a security: "an investment contract for purposes of the Securities Act means a contract, transaction or scheme whereby a person invests his money in a
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by asperous 5y ago
The article says clearly they are talking about distros that apply system wide themes without checking that all GTK applications still look good and not taking about people tinkering. Distros do this because it looks good in screenshots and
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by asperous 5y ago
The file is transferred compressed with http gzip so only 190kb is transferred. I can see the point of being efficient but this doesn't seem that bad all things considered. At least the list is also human readable unlike a regex or cus
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by asperous 5y ago
Printers may do this but it doesn't call the police on them
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by asperous 5y ago
I believe it's the same as this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=seyQpWf6i60&t=2s
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by asperous 5y ago
https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/maya-forum/nparticles-instanc... https://rmanwiki.pixar.com/display/RFM22/Variation+of+Instan... Although I don't know what tool they used, probably i
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by asperous 5y ago
Or development cost lowers by 10% keeping salaries the same, and more work that was previously too expensive to do is now feasible.
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by asperous 5y ago
It sounds to me like the city of Tucson and CBP didn't know how to deal with this. I mean chasing a light unmanned drone in a fully manned helicopter is of course going to end up with the kind of silly antics they talk about (the drone
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by asperous 5y ago
You are the recruiter in this instance. You should be being paid per hire you facilitate (~20k+)
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by asperous 5y ago
For the average person this might be kind true, however I can think of at least three places where desktop computers are very much cultural and symbolic: * “Gamers” or other enthusiasts with their battlestations [1] * Finace workstations wi
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by asperous 5y ago
There are cloud services which will run your trading algorithms. Here's one I found just with a google search: https://alpaca.markets/
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by asperous 5y ago
Valuation is based on risk and net present value of projected profits. Advertising revenue is well proven and arrives quick, while as you mentioned this endeavor has high costs, high risks, and is not likely to be profitable for a long time
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by asperous 5y ago
There is actually more interesting things going on here then the title suggests. They split this small city into 4 and offered each section vaccines at a different time to get a better real-world test of the exact herd immunity point. http
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by asperous 5y ago
Good points of evidence, however you can't read too much into the google trends. A lot of technologies peak when they are new and then fall to a steady state. For example "computers" peaked pre-2004: https://trends
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by asperous 5y ago
They actually are doing pretty large buybacks though: https://www.barrons.com/articles/tech-giants-have-ramped-up-... Apple recently $77B in buybacks, Alphabet $8.5B, Facebook $3.9B
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by asperous 5y ago
To your point, many of these could be addressed by making an analytics database copy of the transactional database, for example scrubbing test data and removing soft deletes in your etl. From my experience with metabase, this makes it easie
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by asperous 5y ago
This is my experience as well with contract language; return all files and delete/destroy all copies. With contract work “return” makes a bit more sense, as the other party may not have the most up to date versions of documents I worke
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by asperous 5y ago
Remember “Don't be snarky”. I appreciated your comment. Maybe saying RCE is “ok” was a bit of a hyperbole, it depends on the game. MMOs people could steal credentials, etc. SELinux, App Armor, and MAC is what I mean. Windows has mandat
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by asperous 5y ago
Another example is why app level security is so important. Why shouldn’t games allow arbitrary code execution? It only matters because the access space for programs is still so broad. People complain when applications on Mac request permiss

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