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by calibas 3y ago
That something fundamentally wrong with that article. There's two separate "lab leak" theories, one that the virus was genetically engineered, and the other theory is that it came from bats, but was accidentally leaked from t
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by calibas 3y ago
Out of curiosity, what do you use for the server? I've had good experiences with the HTTP Server component built into ESP-IDF. I see the example in this post uses Microdot.
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by calibas 3y ago
They waited over a year before disclosing the vulnerability. Since Apple didn't fix it in that time, they're now relying on negative publicity to pressure Apple into fixing the issue. And the problem here is that Apple and other c
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by calibas 3y ago
Here's the Dilithium specifications too: https://pq-crystals.org/dilithium/data/dilithium-specificati...
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by calibas 3y ago
Hope comes from negative situations, you hope things will get better. There wouldn't be any reason for hope if everything was going well. Of course, hoping for change and actually changing yourself are two very different things.
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by calibas 3y ago
A big part of depression is negative thinking, so it's not too much of a stretch to believe that positive thoughts, like hope, would lessen depression.
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by calibas 3y ago
> we precompute the physical properties on the point clouds for real-time rendering. Although large in size (30 GiB for 0013_01 ), these precom- puted caches only reside in the main memory and are not explicitly stored on disk, Does the
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by calibas 3y ago
I used to fix hacked Wordpress sites, top causes were: * Using a plugin written by a someone who has no idea how SQL injection attacks works. * Failure to update WP/plugins after a known security vulnerability. * Poor general security
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by calibas 3y ago
Indeed, they'd fail if they really put their customer's interests first. That's what makes their statement an obvious lie.
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by calibas 3y ago
Oh please, you really think Google puts my interests first? People have gotten so used to companies spouting empty bullshit that it's become normal and not even looked at critically.
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by calibas 3y ago
> At Google Cloud, we put your interests first. Companies are way too comfortable boldly lying to their customers. If they really put my interests first, they'd give me their services for free.
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by calibas 3y ago
Web-first app, Electron for desktop, WebView for mobile. I wonder how that compares to using an engine like Godot, Unity, or UE for cross-platform support? I love Electron and WebView is nice too, but neither would be my first choice for cr
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by calibas 3y ago
"A person who willfully commits, willfully attempts to commit, or willfully conspires to commit, or aids or abets in the commission of an unlawful act described in subsection (a) shall, upon conviction, be fined not more than $1,000,00
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by calibas 3y ago
The problem with the RESTRICT act isn't that it punishes China or bans TikTok, the problem is the harsh penalties (up to $1 million USD and 20 years in prison) for US citizens who try to bypass government censorship. Even calling it th
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by calibas 3y ago
> The results show that (1) 35.8% of Copilot generated code snippets contain CWEs What percent of non-Copilot generated public GitHub repos contain CWEs? Edit: According to this study, Copilot generates C/C++ code with vulnerabili
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by calibas 3y ago
It's not just physics, all of modern science is built upon empiricist philosophy.
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by calibas 3y ago
A more responsible company might have open-sourced the hardware/software so people could still use it.
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by calibas 3y ago
We really should look at ads as this service where random strangers get to run Javascript in your browser. They're an attack vector, and ads should be treated like the security/privacy threats that they are.
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by calibas 3y ago
Apparently, Chinese uses different words for "cousin" depending on whether they're older or younger than you.
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by calibas 3y ago
It's not just video content either, Google's been fucking up the whole Internet for a while now. Do you want a high search ranking for your site? It's far more important to appease Google's algorithms than provide qualit
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by calibas 3y ago
Looking at these makes me wonder if I've just walked by ancient paintings and not even realized it.
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by calibas 3y ago
> The current laws are a mishmash of unethical backroom deals to keep trademarks and copyrights in the hands of large corporations, who can largely afford to buy the outcomes they want.
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by calibas 3y ago
Fascinating paper, though if you're looking for a quantified "computational power of the human brain" you won't find it. He concludes the brain isn't similar enough to a computer for a comparison to be made.
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by calibas 3y ago
Let's not romanticize business too much, they want money.
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by calibas 3y ago
For anyone confused by the comments here: https://pi-hole.net/
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by calibas 3y ago
I wonder if this has something to do with ChatGPT. Maybe Google and other services are downranking now if a site churns out frequent, lower-quality articles because they assume it's AI-generated.
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by calibas 3y ago
Socialization is causally linked to well-being. I assume you know enough about the subject that this isn't up for debate. Per sociologist Cornelia Mayr, "Greeting is one of the basic functions of socialization and the first step i
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by calibas 3y ago
> There's no reasonable mechanism in which greeting people causes well-being. Socializing increases well-being, and greeting someone is socializing.
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by calibas 3y ago
> I have no idea why you'd want a typed environment variable setup. Because you want to know what type your variables are? Of course, in this case you do know, they're strings.
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by calibas 3y ago
Yes, and I though the claim was that LK-99 was a type-I superconductor.

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