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Finding information has never been trivial and until you can read people's minds to see what they really mean when they search for 'cookies' when they really mean "how to clear my internet browsing history for the past h
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7y ago
Extradition situations are typically run like so: 0. Country A has an extradition treaty with country B. 1. Break a law in Country A that is also a law in Country B but the effects of breaking that law happen in country B. 2. Courts in Coun
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Welp, it's dead to me then. There's a lot of thought seems like it went into the redesign and he(they?) have my respect but I'll be damned if I spend more time learning another js framework, I've already gone through re
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/etc/hosts blocking of every site you reflexively open, including this one. It still takes some effort but now when you start screwing around you know it's a conscious choice.
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What's the port size on these guys? It mentions unlimited data transfer but I don't know how fast or if they throttle.
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Thank you for the link. I was reading this section and it seems that accuracy https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radiation_therapy#Medical_uses and movement are the main things that hold it back. I hope they can remedy th
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I'm not sure if this is silly or not but why is it not possible to target cancer cells with a bunch of weak lasers distributed around a person pointing at the same location in 3d space and just selectively zapping them? We have real t
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No. It is incredibly hard to be cordial when you're trying to ruin the web and say that you're actually helping. I am livid. Because of content blockers the speed of web browsing has increased substantially. Because of content blo
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I find this sentiment amusing but inaccurate. going from 2 to 3 isn't that hard and going from python to something else also isn't that hard either. If there are tests that should handle all of the compatibility checks for a ful
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Your worries about being seen as the same are silly, people can usually tell whether you want something from them a few sentences in and after that a pleasant conversation is usually in progress. It's worth it to strike up conversatio
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There are live streams on youtube in HK right now. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oGPh1mdDxPc is one. If someone can find other reliable ones that would be nice.
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My whiteboarding consists of a mix of three things: 1. Invert a binary tree (tree based and simplistic) 2. Open a file, parse it in a simple way and then write to a new file. (file systems, strings) 3. Design a barebones twitter/reddit
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1. I would whiteboard you and vet your previous clients/projects. This also assumes I have time. Make sure you're good on from a project pov and an algorithms pov. I've seen bad code from people who have made decent lookin
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My undereducated guess is that there is nothing random about it. We just don't understand the underlying workings of the system enough yet.
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if you're living in a tent eating rice and beans and getting your wifi from google fi 10k will last a very long time. I'm not being facetious, a friend went this route.
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8/8. There's distortion in every single faux rogan recording. The real ones are smooth.
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7y ago
Not gonna lie, I would rather just pay for google maps.
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7y ago
Why do you need so much compute power?
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7y ago
Hmm? which ones are you talking about? I use both a T480 and some previous ones and I haven't seen loose jacks or random typing on mine.
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7y ago
what? who will end up low-balling him?
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A few blunt options: 1. Ask your friends for referrals or to hire you. 2. Go balls to the walls studying and cut your expenses then don't screw up. probably not the one you want to do but crashing on a friend's couch and studying
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7y ago
If I may ask, where does she consume them?
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You're not wrong. He is a sore loser who assumed there were certain rules in play and failed because of it.
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Anger is extremely useful - as are all other emotions. They are all motivators, impetus, etc. They get you going in a general direction which in many cases the outcome is what you desired when the impulse first hit you but it's only
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Looks like wasm will start to be the default then.
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Sometimes I feel like I'm too paranoid but then these things keep happening that seemed like they would happen years ago which uselessly vindicates my position. Is there some critical threshold where they have enough DNA data to track
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Vietnam https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9sdk3wYxDzk https://www.scmp.com/economy/china-economy/article/2179378/v... Myanmar http://www.asianews.it/news-en/Forty-per-
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That's normal in every empire, right? Enough people start siphoning off of whatever system is in place in order to fatten their wallets and then gtfo before the populace kills them or another country/invade steals everything from
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Great. I doubt this is the beginning of WW3 but considering what's happening with Vietnam and Myanmar I'd bet that we'll have a new hegemony that Taiwan falls under if nothing changes in the next 5 years or so. Does anyone
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Whenever I'm reminded that people like you exist I remember why I'm working so hard to build technological barriers that will eliminate the damage your screwed up viewpoints will cause. You are the oppressors. Remember that.
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