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by batch12 2y ago
Maybe the author is more comfortable with Python than the alternatives.
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by batch12 2y ago
A road is not a road if a chicken doesn't know what a road is? That's an interesting rabbit hole to go down.
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by batch12 2y ago
We do this too. For me the garden has also been a gateway into preserving. This year, I put up enough tomatoes to last the year. It's not always cheaper than buying the cheap alternative from the store, but the quality difference betwe
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by batch12 2y ago
> "many of which appear to originate from Russian email domains. " > At some point when does cyber warfare become an act of war? War with who?
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by batch12 2y ago
I think that's called ransomware
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by batch12 2y ago
Hopefully those endpoints do a better job with authorization than these did
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by batch12 2y ago
Or maybe it's the opposite and they see it as the first step toward biological ships or something
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by batch12 2y ago
Can you clarify your second sentence? I'm having a hard time understanding the point you're making.
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by batch12 2y ago
Thanks, I didn't know what Elo meant and your comment helped me. The Elo[a] rating system is a method for calculating the relative skill levels of players in zero-sum games such as chess or esports. It is named after its creator Arpad
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by batch12 2y ago
I mentioned temples above. Feel free to choose any alternative you'd prefer. :^)
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by batch12 2y ago
The attempts I've seen at this are usually in support of a corporate data classification and retention policy and are pretty hard to pull off successfully. The attempts I've seen usually involve adding metadata or tagging the data
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by batch12 2y ago
> Unrestricted (and even more importantly, unmonitored) As someone who grew up during the beginnings of the web, and started playing with programming when I was about 7, I'd agree that access to technology is important. As a parent
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by batch12 2y ago
This is definitely possible. I made something like this. It worked pretty well for cosine similarity in my testing.
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by batch12 2y ago
True, we (the ones reading and writing these comments) would likely never exist if the past was that radically different.
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by batch12 2y ago
> Where they drive to use the bicycle? No idea. Depends on the type of bike. Sometimes parks and trails.
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by batch12 2y ago
Isn't management the paper too?
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by batch12 2y ago
The paper is self-censoring. My confusion is around how the free speech rights of the press are being infringed. As I understand it, the paper willingly gave up its own rights. The point I was trying to make (poorly) is that this seems like
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by batch12 2y ago
I'm not aware of any either, just trying to understand the point you're making with your comment.
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by batch12 2y ago
Forbidden by whom? Forbidden by its owner vs forbidden by an external party like the government are two different situations.
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by batch12 2y ago
An "influencer" inspired him to do something he could write about. > and my parents, who live nearby, would have gladly taken me in. > Around that time, I was following a YouTuber named Michael Hickey, who made videos showin
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by batch12 2y ago
> 10.0.0.0/8 runs out pretty quick 16,777,216 containers, wow.
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by batch12 2y ago
200 students at 15 minutes is 50 hours or 33 hours and 20 minutes with 10 minute sessions. So just around the amount of time in a typical work week.
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by batch12 2y ago
Let's toss a whale on land and see if it can communicate and collaborate with peers 10 ft away on anything. I don't think being tuned to communicate underwater makes them more intelligent than humans.
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by batch12 2y ago
The points I get, but why replies? I thought the point of this site was conversation.
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by batch12 2y ago
The article said they usually had inverted sleep schedules and they woke people who had odd or irregular shifts. Staying up all night was probably the best option for the work
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by batch12 2y ago
PCI DSS 4.0[0] requirement 8.3.9 updates this to 12 characters and only requires rotation if the password is the only factor used for authentication. [0] https://docs-prv.pcisecuritystandards.org/PCI%20DSS/Standard...
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by batch12 2y ago
For a US southerner it works too. We can use the tool to 'git' our code.
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by batch12 2y ago
Maybe that's the realistic future of 'self-driving' cars. A teledriver-assisted automous car. It just moves the cab driver from behind the wheel to behind a screen somewhere else.
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by batch12 2y ago
I'm sure there is a niche audience for that, too.
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by batch12 2y ago
He posted a related paper on his website looks like. Not sure if it's the same one. https://www.christopherjferguson.com/Social%20Media%20Experi... Edit: the authors look different so probably just related

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