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2y ago
Windows victims (self included) are used to this. Setup takes an hour, configuring settings takes a week
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If we're talking about the WAIS-IV test specifically, I'd wager it would do quite well. Compared to a human it has essentially infinite working memory and processing speed. The most difficult parts might be visual spatial processi
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Yeah they even mention it in their help pages > Expect to unlock your screen or enter Google Account information [after reset] https://support.google.com/android/answer/9459346?hl=en#veri...
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2y ago
Android has activation lock. This announcement is about FRP.
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2y ago
Can't be copied and pasted. It's your domain, why not just have "contact@example.com" for incoming mail instead? (Novel approach, thanks for sharing!)
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>> there is a known strong correlation between poverty and crime > Your comment has nothing to do with what's being discussed What? The paper itself notes that it does > younger people and those with lower incomes were f
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2y ago
Which notes a similar point: > Researchers note that there are socioeconomic factors underlying these crime statistics, and that crime is often higher in low-income neighborhoods
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Can you share data to back that statement up please? I think what they were getting at is that crime is more closely linked to age and economic status than race > younger people and those with lower incomes were far more likely to repor
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Is there a practical application for this? > External scripts can be fetched and evaluated using `eval` No! `eval` has some legitimate use cases, but generally should be avoided: https://www.digitalocean.com/community
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The only person calling it "porn" is the author of this article published on a conservative site. It's double-cickbait ("how awful!" and "...but I wanna see porn").
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Blech please don't turn this into a talking point about "women's rights propaganda." The breast-fetishism culture in Washington is typical of the US. Whether or not you believe breast-fetishism should be a thing is a d
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> the AI superimposes your image into the vacation spot > She was shocked at one of the AI photos Washington’s Lottery spit out For discussion: is it possible this was this a joke (not on the victim's part) in very poor taste
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3y ago
"why" in the repo, not the HN title
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These add things that are missing (<html>, missing closing tags etc). Great for debugging but not the actual source.
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Nope! We weren't talking about "everything in life" but instead HTML in statically-generated websites.
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In this case effort was required to remove the optimization.
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Yep, I know images are big, fonts are evil and what gzip is. Instead of "why not?" the author could sell the "why" there.
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> Prettify all generated HTML (because why not?) ..because it makes the files larger? I see why it's useful during dev though. (Great name!)
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> one div <html> and <body> accept pseudo-elements. Why add such bloat?!
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Way to shorten (s5n) the typing of long words https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Numeronym#Numerical_contractio...
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Eh they have some really well-done Sass functions, finding "enough contrast" for example: https://github.com/jgthms/bulma/blob/main/sass/utilities/fun... The closest to that in CSS is
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...and now they have Sass functions to handle reading/writing CSS vars: https://github.com/jgthms/bulma/blob/main/sass/utilities/css... Putting that effort into a JS version of the library
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> However, it is not accompanied by a decrease in the number of pimps > Pimping is also closely related to coercive exploitation of prostitution and human trafficking This paper seems to hint at the conclusion "legal prostitution
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Chainalysis' "2023 Global Crypto Adoption Index" lists Nigeria as second to India overall https://www.chainalysis.com/blog/2023-global-crypto-adoption...
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Using models from any provider or modality in a single playground
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Apparently they do that too > We also make all of your theme values available as native CSS variables in your custom CSS theme() makes using them more tailwind-y
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This article doesn't describe any vulnerabilities in the browser , is that correct? Mostly processing XML, Python and C. The conclusion is > Implement sandboxing for anything that processes fonts I don't believe the author i
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The first 2 are ersatz "layout systems" that were practiced before flexbox and grid. <table>s and the float property can be used alongside Grid. The easiest (and default) layout system (flow) is never mentioned https:/
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> Floats can be used to position boxes to the left and right edges of their container box No, that's not exactly what float means! Yes you can accomplish this using floats, but we haven't since flexbox and grid landed. The elem
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