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Great example of the pitfalls of RMSE.
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For new protocols, go with X25519MLKEM768, then it's quantum proof as well.
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The headline conjures up an image of one giant hornet, rampaging through US cities like Godzilla, carrying a hockey stick to underline its northern/Canadian affiliation.
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Also the palm, they called it graffiti. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graffiti_%28Palm_OS%29 (Google's gboard offers a handwriting keyboard, but it's on the touch screen and doesn't count. Also, it'
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From the linked article, this particularly stands out: Among the features identified as more common in legal documents, one stood out as making the texts harder to read: long definitions inserted in the middle of sentences. [..] “For some r
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It's new so they are layering it up. At https://pq.cloudflareresearch.com/ you can also see if your browser supports X25519MLKEM768, the X25519Kyber512Draft00 and X25519Kyber768Draft00 variants are deprecated ('ob
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Apparently in the US, illegal immigrants have a lower crime rate. https://nij.ojp.gov/topics/articles/undocumented-immigrant-o... Not sure if it's not good for a scientist's career to study this, seeing
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Can't have critical thinking in your country now can you?
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This kind of blog is mainly to give potential hires an insight into the day-to-day goings on of their prospective employer. This blog doesn't make any sense whatsoever, encouraging people with low skills to apply.
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To be fair, books all used to look the same. Orange cover with a black-and-white penguin on them. My mom had a bookcase full of them.
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Those who don't know the pyramid principle are doomed to reinvent it.
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> I've never seen a language that can invert functions! prolog
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You archive at the endpoint, just like you do for any stuff that isn't intercepted, like physical mail that wasn't opened by the USPS?
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Not to mention cabin luggage allowances (as well as the likelihood they will be honored and you won't be checking your cabin luggage at the gate, or stowing your bag in row 45 when you're in row 9). Even finding the (cabin/ch
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I think the issue is more that the battery runs out and now it's 2007 again and you start overwriting img_20070101_01.jpg ; last-directory-entry++ is a bit more robust.
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You should teach them to also move into better positions and think about light and shadows when they take phone pictures. A big difference between smartphones and cameras is the focal lengths. On an iphone, a 48mm focal length is considered
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It's not what you know, but who you know. Any type of mass-media is fodder for the have-nots, while the haves get their information from trustworthy sources through their in-group. The more addictive facebook, tiktok and twitter are, t
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Chrome 77 removed the prominent green EV badge. "A series of academic research in the 2000s studied the EV UI in lab and survey settings, and found that the EV UI was not protecting against phishing attacks as intended. The Chrome Secu
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90210 (Cue theme music in mind's ear)
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There's a ton of visual programming tools out there, they just don't call it visual programming but low code.
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A family member of mine didn't see the point of 1080p. Turned out they needed cataract surgery and got fancy replacement lenses in their eyes. After that, they saw the point.
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Tell that to Mr. Prawo Jazdy. https://www.irishtimes.com/news/phantom-pole-haunts-garda-at...
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Some movies have a working title and the release is different. We may never know how many title drops are in those. Although we know that the working title for "The Dark Knight" was "Rory's First Kiss".
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Probably not the engineers, but the suits. Switching over from ICE is an enormous business problem because it's not just about manufacturing, but the whole after market ecosystem. EVs require less maintenance, but dealerships make most
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It's only the locations of children.. Wait.. That doesn't sound good?
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We used to use phone books. How quickly knowledge vanishes..
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I dunno, some-one who started 2 days ago may take just as long, or longer, to find their next employer as some-one with years of employment/experience.
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The part about writing blogs for you and adding emoji is the real deal here - finally I can express myself on LinkedIn!
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I think the author means "I said everything is immutable, and rebinding is obviously changing something, but the thing it changes doesn't count!". The idea being, if you read a bunch of code, none of the variables in that pie
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No such thing as a stupid question. It's a question that this paper in Proteomics (which appears to be a legit journal) attempts to answer, at least. https://analyticalsciencejournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/do...

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