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cVwEq
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If a condition infrequently happens, a logged debug statement that compiles with the code (or at least travels with the source code) can be preferable to keeping a breakpoint around in the IDE. I personally don't feel comfortable relyi
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Ask HN: What Microsoft Visual Studio do you use?
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It seems like there would be a narrow window where firms would want a "Coming soon" website. So you'll only have like five minutes in the new firm's life get their attention and get them to sign on the line that is dotte
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Preparing Text for an LSTM Recurrent Neural Network
(jamesmccaffrey.wordpress.com)
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US or Parliamentary System? One Is Nearly Gridlock-Proof and It Ain't Ours (2012)
(huffingtonpost.com)
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Genes vs. DNA vs. Chromosomes – Instant Egghead
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Weekly US Map: Influenza Summary Update
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This is how democracies die
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To answer the part of your question I'm able to answer: Q: Is there a safer way to back up Google content? Install the Thunderbird email client which can download all gmail mail via a separate user-initiated request or automaticall
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Improving refugee integration through data-driven algorithmic assignment
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How to Check and Update Windows Systems for the Meltdown and Spectre CPU Flaws
(bleepingcomputer.com)
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Meltdown
(arxiv.org)
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Kernel (operating system)
(en.wikipedia.org)
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nmap doesn't work, as one example.
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He Sparked the Fake News Boom. Then Facebook Broke His Business
(bloomberg.com)
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Facebook hits back at former executive Chamath Palihapitiya
(bbc.com)
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World's Largest Battery Is Turned on in Australia as Tesla Ties into Power Grid
(npr.org)
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TL;DR Researcher and team at Yale invent a chip that is similar to a neural network. It's good at object recognition and operates asynchronously.
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Windows Subsystem for Linux Documentation
(msdn.microsoft.com)
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P vs. NP Problem
(claymath.org)
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Foiled Electrician Used a Snack Bag as a Faraday Cage to Sneak Off the Job
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Road signs suck. What if we got rid of them all?
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Hard to say what data they still retain and for how long. However, the sooner you delete your FB account, the less data FB is likely to have on you in 5 or 10 years, assuming data retention periods, etc. I found the process easy to complete
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How do I permanently delete my account?
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OP here. It answered the question for me: what would it take to break away from the chains of the ISP oligarchy? The answer: a lot, unfortunately, and is probably out of reach of most individuals. But it can be done with a small community o
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How to start your own ISP (2015)
(whoishostingthis.com)
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NPR and Hacker News. As a huge recovering news junkie, that's what I've slimmed down to and I think it's perfect.
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Ask HN: How many code projects of your own do you use in a given day
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I'm surprised that so many on HN recommend Lenovo laptops considering the robust privacy / security concerns shared amongst us. For years, the Chinese government has owned a substantial portion of Lenovo (28% as of 2006[1]). It&#x
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Joe Rogan and Lawrence Krauss on Artificial Intelligence
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