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by cerebrum 14y ago
How to these sellers learn this stuff? Do they get some instruction or do they just learn by trial and error? Any info on that?
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by cerebrum 14y ago
What would be safer here? Paying PayPal or credit card, assuming there is some kind of data leak?
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by cerebrum 14y ago
I thought this would be about the benefits of the squat toilet.
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by cerebrum 14y ago
Interesting
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by cerebrum 14y ago
What if there is a power outage? You say battery? What if the battery fails? And you would still have the problem of keeping thousands of batteries and electronics running, those fail too. In the end you are adding complexity to the system,
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by cerebrum 14y ago
From https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Differential_cryptanalysis "In 1994, a member of the original IBM DES team, Don Coppersmith, published a paper stating that differential cryptanalysis was known to IBM as early as 1974, and that defendin
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by cerebrum 14y ago
> It's not possible to "cheat" at natural selection You are right but the same can be said for winning in contests. The only real rule is "to win" all the rest are social contracts that you can break if you can get away with it. In that
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by cerebrum 14y ago
What is not seen is that for this homo sapiens to be writing this book his ancestors had to cheat themselves for him to be here. Killing off the Neanderthals and whoever/whatever stood in the way is how humankind got here. I think his obser
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by cerebrum 14y ago
Is this material dangerous? What if you breathe it in?
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by cerebrum 14y ago
The elephant in the room: why exactly didn't she get a promotion to Googles top tier? Considering that she was one of the first 20 employees there has to be some reason for that. I have the impression that there is some piece missing here.
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by cerebrum 14y ago
I would like to use GMER/combofix but how can I kow that I can trust them and that they don't contain malware?
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by cerebrum 15y ago
What do you work with, software? I work with software and I did quit and it was great. I just completed my first freelance project and it worked great. I'm not looking back yet. Although I notice it is hard to stay disciplined, but I'm work
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by cerebrum 15y ago
cool
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by cerebrum 15y ago
what helped me was a supportive work environment a smart boss who managed to make me work. this is hard to find though. being on your own is poison. find people who can work with you and motivate you. humans are not meant to be alone.
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by cerebrum 15y ago
LuaJIT is done in assembly and the author explains why: http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.lang.lua.general/75426 Source(reddit): http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/hkzg8/author_of...
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by cerebrum 17y ago
To fix it you need to adress the problem at the root: employees are too expensive because of all the tax laws involved, so businesses started to game the system by turning employees into contractors. Because of this the IRS had to develop a