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Does Web Archive screenshoot all the webpages out-there every day? If there is few days gap between each site screenshoot it might be the answer
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I was only familiar with Keepass. What are the differences between all the different products? KeypassXC, KeepassX and Keepass?
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Anyone here read any of the books in the list? I read 'The Essence of Software Engineering' Would love to hear recommendations actually for books related to the basics of Machine learning
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Around 30 percent of children in the U.S. don't get enough sleep: study
(newsweek.com)
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Naughty Dog Fit Crash Bandicoot into 2MB of RAM on the PS1
(quora.com)
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s there any public information on actually how BERT is being applied to IR? For each of the scenarios they described they are just like "here's potential hard search query, and BERT adds magic language understanding which makes it
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I googled the writer name ( Daniel Elkabes, Lead Security Researcher ) Found his Linkedin and sent him a screenshoot of your feedback That's the kind of feedback that can improve the writing skill of the author Edit: Now I'm actu
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Here's the original post: https://old.reddit.com/r/opensource/comments/dn7ixl/i_made_a... (I hope you all use only old reddit)
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“I made an unofficial Reddit desktop app with Discord rich presence open-source”
(github.com)
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I like the more rounded appearance of the glyphs, which to me visually resembles a sans serif typeface rather than a rigid monospaced font. It makes reading code typeset in Victor Mono more like reading an enjoyable piece of text.
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The Thirty Million Line Problem (2018) [video]
(youtube.com)
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And if you use/collaborate with someone who uses Linux they can't use Word and any alternatives muck up the formatting if others use the default docx/doc file format.
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Bill Gates (2003): Windows Usability Systematic Degradation Flame [pdf]
(web.archive.org)
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Carbon Capture Technology Could Solve Climate Change
(freethink.com)
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The Myth of Green Growth
(ft.com)
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Sudo vulnerability
(openwall.com)
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Just checked what's the most popular PINs... 1234 1111 0000 1212 7777 1004 2000 4444 2222 6969 9999 3333 5555 6666 1122 1313 8888 4321 2001 1010 https://www.pocket-lint.com/phones/news/148224-these-are-the...
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From their related blog post: “In order to service the needs of GitLab.com and GitLab Self-Managed users who do not want to be tracked, both GitLab.com and GitLab Self-Managed will honor the Do Not Track (DNT) mechanism in web browsers. Thi
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In a normal company, if an employee have bad practice for data protection and cyber security he might get fired But what happen when it's a congressman? We start to see now more and more data breaches that happens due to lack of basic
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Congressman's phone password is 111111
(gfycat.com)
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You'd have to wonder what would happen to their stress levels if they were subjected to traffic....
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It’s surprising that Apple Pay works at a variety of stores as opposed to just one but it still took this long to become more popular than the Starbucks app. I personally still only use the Starbucks app as Apple Pay still doesn’t work with
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As far as I know, TOR doesn't work well in China
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Pretty sure the words function can be simplified to {⍴(~⍵∊⍺)⊆⍵} (and it also handles empty strings).
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Tech companies are getting into politics too much
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Sleep A/B testing
(lemonade.com)
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Could this be caused by people with higher IQ being more honest and knowledgeable about things? The average person has undiagnosed issues. They may have a mood disorder, but either deny that they have something wrong with them or have never
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Developers Life Motto
(codepad.co)
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Ask HN: How startups such as Dropbox, Airbnb and others get their first users?
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Software Composition Analysis Explained
(whitesourc.com)
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