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chmike
7y ago
I beg to differ. This is exactly spot on for science too. You gave homeopathy as an example. Here is an article that explain water memory, the underlying principle of homeopathy: ["Water Memory Due to Chains of Nano-Pearls"]( http
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7y ago
Are the Looking Glass display real holograms with light interference patterns ? Or are they emitting different pixels in different view angles ?
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7y ago
Technically, filling a patent is cheap. Less than 1000$. What is expensive is elaborating the patent document which requires an expert. It's their fee that is expensive
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7y ago
On Ubuntu 19.04 I get the error message "wayland: wl_display_connect failed". Can’t run the hello program to see something.
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7y ago
This is the best explanation I have seen so far. Some aspects are still left in the shadow, but most points are now connected.
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7y ago
ed25519 is the signature system based on curve25519
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7y ago
Agree. A space-faring civilization would have space ships perfectly adapted to their need for sustainability, and they can move to avoid any danger. We can also assume that well advanced civilization have mastered transmutation and that the
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7y ago
The cynicism of Apple is pathetic. Steve Jobs is reported to have said [ https://www.pcmag.com/commentary/329826/why-steve-jobs-went-... ]: > "I will spend my last dying breath if I need to, and I will spend
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7y ago
So, how I sign git commits if I don't want to use PGP (GPG) ?
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7y ago
It might help if the pilots could lock and unlock the luggage stores. This would prevent anybody to get at them in emergency evacuation situation.
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7y ago
That would be a straightforward way to know the truth. But it can take a long time until a UFO would crash in someones front garden, if they are real. An alternative path is to use the inductive research process. In this process, we assume
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Surely No-one Uses SSL v2.0 on their Web site? Yes millions still do
(medium.com)
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8y ago
HTML is really bad to create GUI applications, and it uses javascript. It's not a pure Go desktop application. A Qt equivalent in go would be worth considering.
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8y ago
As stated, this research finding my be false too ! ;)
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8y ago
You are right. This is marketing talk. Github should have a chat/forum functionality to get into social network tools. My feeling is that this is more a move to fight competitors.
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8y ago
What does "dumbed-down repo type" mean ? How does they compare to public repo ? Are features missing ?
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8y ago
GitHub's competitor is GitLab. The main argument in favor of GitLab is private repo with self hosted GitLab. That's a weak spot of GitHub that they addressed. Self hosting requires a server and competence. With this move they also
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8y ago
I'm also worried about the increased fat diet that could clog the arteries.
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8y ago
It would have been interesting to see the result with Intel SSD
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8y ago
That's not an API. The goal is to let desktop developper inovate by keeping backward compatibility with desktop applications.
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8y ago
My feeling is that we need to define a fixed point like an API at the interface of software developers and desktop designers. The fixed point would allow developpers to develop apps that would compile and run on any desktops, and desktop or
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I would draw the line relative to the project interest. People are not bad or good. Only acts are bad or good, and even in this case it may depend on the point of view. If a pedophile or any other kind of criminal provide a pertinent pull r
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8y ago
The passage about Gorilla's securecookie is misleading. JWT only sign the data. It doesn't encypher it. The Gorilla's securecookie, encypher the data and signs the encyphered data, the date and the cookie name. Note also the
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I also felt uneasiness with the definition of contracts but couldn't put my finger on the reason. Merovious made now clear to me that the language to define contracts is the problem. Nevertheless, I do think we need to keep contracts b
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People don't put the same meaning behind "mentally damaged". Some people are really mentally damaged. You don't sound mentally damaged to me.
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Emotions are involved, but is it the root cause of procrastination ? My understanding is that fear related emotions are closer to the root cause. Fear of failure, fear of imperfection, fear of wasting time and energy, fear to be rejected, .
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What about literal parameter for functions or types ? I'm just asking because c++ and D support it.
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I don't understand that the press release center couldn't be definitely secured once the problem was known.
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It looks indeed like "The Emperor's New Clothes" story of Anderson [ https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Emperor%27s_New_Clothes ].
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Ideally, information should be objective. The efforts and pressures should go toward this goal. What you say, if I understood correctly, is that it is normal to have disinformation news and that they will cancel themselves out. Unfortunatel
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