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dagenix
8y ago
I had an actual comp sci textbook in college written by Harold Beaver.
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8y ago
What? I can't tell if this is warez or just nonsense. But, I'm not going to try to download it. And lol - for what appears to be a warez site, they have enabled Javascript to prevent selecting text to copy it. Trying to copy anyth
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8y ago
An idea for which absolutely no proof is offered. "Im seeing what I consider to be an insufficient number of white people" does not prove or provide evidence that the results were either hand curated or created with some sort of n
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dagenix
8y ago
Would you care to further explain your point and how that relates to the article at all? Bonus points if you can do it without saying something racist or already debunked.
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8y ago
First you have to figure out what a "consevative story" is. Then, you need to figure out why a search for "Trump News" shouldn't bury partisan hackery on both the left and the right. "News" used to /
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8y ago
What's the proof? > Mr. Trump’s criticism appeared to be inspired by a segment last night from Fox Business Network host Lou Dobbs. During the program, Mr. Dobbs highlighted an article by a conservative website, PJ Media, that said
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8y ago
You don't care, and thats fine. I, however, do care. I prefer to keep the list of packages that I'm installing limited to just those that I actually need - maybe someone will argue this is unnecessary, but, I think that limited wh
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8y ago
You can't create a Python library without a setup.py file. Some of the things that I develop are Python libraries, so, having a setup.py file is a must. It would seem that you aren't developing the same types of things as I am - w
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8y ago
> Why would I care if a requirement is direct or a dependency? If it's a dependency it's a requirement. Period. Let's say I need package A. And, package A depends on package B, but, I'm not otherwise using package B.
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8y ago
I'm glad that the workflow works so well for you. In my case, it doesn't. I'm maintaining libraries and also applications that use those libraries. For libraries, you need your setup.py to be kept up to date, as requirements.
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8y ago
How do you create the requirements.txt file - by hand, or by pip freeze? If by hand, how do you make sure to lock the versions of your transitive dependencies? If by pip freeze, how do you keep track of what you actually depend on as oppose
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8y ago
I didn't downvote you. However, I do disagree with what you are saying. In Python, the absolute most trivial case, is already a big pain. In order to get a project started, you need to: 1) create a virtual environment (which you can do
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8y ago
/me slow claps
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The problem isn't someone stealing the physical key - yes, if someone does that, they can use it. But, if its your key, and you no longer have it, you'll notice that and can take action. A bigger problem is if someone briefly take
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8y ago
It doesn't sound like you understand how memory Management in Java works. In Java, you have a defined heap size. Java will claim memory in order to support that heap. If you are unhappy about how much memory it is using, you can change
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8y ago
Isn't a big chunk of wash trading om a dead asset an issue? Doesn't that indicate something unsavory going on? Ianal, but, my understanding is that wash trading us illegal on normal markets - and for good reason.
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8y ago
So, I click on a random square to find out some more information: POLY. That takes me here: https://www.cryptocompare.com/coins/poly/overview . On this page, its listed as "PolyBit". The description on th
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8y ago
Right now, the actual title in the page is: "Elders of internet hash out standards to grant encrypted message security for world+dog". > Politicians can whine all they want, but they can't change standards as easily If pol
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8y ago
Why doesn't ec2 support live migration for more instance types?
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8y ago
I believe this article is talking about domain fronting, not the use of encrypted SNI. With domain fronting, you connect to one service, say, amazon.com and put amazon.com in the SNI field. However, once you have a secure connection, you th
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8y ago
It has some quirks, but, I'd be interested to know what you thing are its "massive and surprising" issues. Also, it has 64-bit integers - https://www.sqlite.org/datatype3.html
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I have no idea if the 29 hour figure is accurate. However, regardless of how long it takes, I would assume that frames are rendered in parallel.
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8y ago
How exactly is good quality Raytracing at 24 fps not impressive?
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Cryptographers ought to be suspect of everything. Reputation isn't nothing, but the key part of a design is what can be proved about it, not who proposed it.
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8y ago
This email outlines some potential issues with Speck: https://www.spinics.net/lists/linux-crypto/msg33291.html And that was discussed here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17214827 I really c
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8y ago
The thing that is interesting about Google support is that, from what I can tell, it's primarily provided on a public forum instead of providing any mechanism to contact someone directly. Users of the forums can try to solve an issue,
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8y ago
> Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Go
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8y ago
I support the term "freedom of speech" as it refers to the Constitution being used correctly.
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As a reminder to everyone: the constitutional guarantee to freedom of speech means that the _government_ cannot censor any views (outside of certain exceptions for threatening language, and the like). It does not mean that a private entity
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8y ago
Freedom of speech only applies to the government. It doesn't require any private actor to tolerate crazy, hate filled nonsense on their platforms. It's his right to continue to spew his garbage, he just has to do it elsewhere.
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