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by eftychis 3y ago
As sibling comment `@wellpast` commented, but to extend it with my point of view. We can roughly say we can have three out of: (high) quality, (low) time, (low) communication complexity, and (low) money. (time is a dependent here.) People a
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by eftychis 3y ago
You can do that in Github, but for some reason a lot of reviewers are not familiar or bother doing that. Fixing nits that way or giving a suggestion improves turnaround speed greatly and builds a relationship between reviewer and proposer a
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by eftychis 3y ago
The question is not why this data exfiltration works. But why do we think giving a random token sampler, we dug out through the haystack, special access rights, which seems to work most of the time, would always work?
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by eftychis 3y ago
Why barefoot exactly? Something is missing here. When you execute a search it is not like you go around removing shoes. Then again usually that search and seizure is legal and not executed by the "judge..."
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by eftychis 3y ago
Are these quotes the reason we end up with bloated rarely optimized or respectful for memory, CPU, or other resources software systems nowadays? https://www.techradar.com/news/move-over-chrome-macos-monter... https:&#
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by eftychis 3y ago
What was the strategy for him testifying?
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by eftychis 3y ago
No good deed goes unpunished. A part of me finds I might know you. Another part states: this story is way too common.
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by eftychis 3y ago
Nukes are not cheap. It is cheaper to firebomb. I would love if the reason nukes were not used was that of empathy or humanitarian. It is strictly money, optics, psychological and practicality. You don't want your troops to have to dea
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by eftychis 3y ago
And still do? It is still eaten in the Mediterranean. (e.g. salad.) Is the article supposed to be surprising or just keeping us updated on the oldest findings? It seems it thinks the former.
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by eftychis 3y ago
Thank you for the clarification follow-up.
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by eftychis 3y ago
History of economics disagrees with the last -- hopeful I will assume -- statement. The world was and is full of scammers and fraudsters. Also respectfully I am not sure I get the zero interest rates arguments. There seems to be a subgroup
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by eftychis 3y ago
I (also like sibling comments) respectfully disagree. Rust is aimed and focused as a safe C or a sane C++ substitute, and is meant to intermingle with both. It is not an application "high" level language. You can use it as such, w
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by eftychis 3y ago
Not legal advice. You almost certainly need legal advice on this topic. > DoctorGPT is a Large Language Model that can pass the US Medical Licensing Exam. This is an open-source project with a mission to provide everyone their own privat
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by eftychis 3y ago
Impounding is what they would do for regular joe's car. So why not for these "full" self driving ones? Is someone simply telling them to be "lenient?" First responders already deal with a lot of bullshit. Especially
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by eftychis 3y ago
Well the space is not limited anymore, as the commenters suggest. The natural progression is for rents to go lower. The problem is that would mean that the valuation of the real estate would need to change, which would imply debt repayment,
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by eftychis 3y ago
tl;dr: suggestion: DNS is really hard to unlearn. I do not agree with the implied sentiment of the article. And thus with some of the comments (from "both" sides) of the arguments presented here in the comments. Hard is not define
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by eftychis 3y ago
Agreed. Of course it is not easy. It is a job. But it is worth it.
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by eftychis 3y ago
The rich: that is why (one of the whys) their votes matter.
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by eftychis 3y ago
Maybe, say maybe let us get forward some legislation, adding criminal liability to the executives ignoring such things, explicitly. Because if Purdue taught anything to the U.S. is that their voters do not care. We should prove them wrong I
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by eftychis 3y ago
Fun fact: A good number of Greek islands end up using desalination. E.g. https://www.nationalgeographic.com/science/article/partner-c... . And this is not by choice: Greece has to deal with extreme volatility in re
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by eftychis 3y ago
Annual physical in the U.S. is one's chance to get a "relatively free" doctor visit for an issue they have. The conclusion that if you are healthy there is a higher chance to have a false positive is misleading. a) that is tr
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by eftychis 3y ago
That is [an] incorrect conclusion to make. In other developed (or even developing) countries, going to a doctor if you feel anything is not a financial question. You just go. Also annual bloodwork -- without needing to even do a doctor visi
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by eftychis 3y ago
To be fair to the above poster: probability and statistics definitely does need calculus and other math beyond an introductory level. And you see that gap when you read social sciences work applying statistics and making rudimentary, and re
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by eftychis 3y ago
Essentially what I am saying is suppose the politicians' reasoning, that @currymj suspects and offered above, and I agree with them is the likely one, was to be true. Then the word calculus (and university admission perhaps with other
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by eftychis 3y ago
Yes which makes other contemporary politics topics (cf. Puerto Rico statehood as a lighter one) more enlightening.
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by eftychis 3y ago
Certainly, good point: 2003 UCLA LAW Review: https://www.uclalawreview.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/15_... See first paragraph section C, page 11 (293) -- also citation, but didn't have time to li
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by eftychis 3y ago
To give a bit of context to all the sibling comments: We are talking about a history where: a) A decision to not occupy a defeated country was made because they were impure/non-white (Mexico)... [I don't think I have encountered a
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by eftychis 3y ago
Good point with a little nit. Usually in data science, you "mine" for features or combination of features. That is you collect as much as possible, then actual find the critical features e.g. to construct a random forest/deci
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by eftychis 3y ago
With that kind of thinking though we can reach logical results like: - writing prose and composition is unnecessary, as at best one will write on slack and social media; - doing pushups, calisthenics, or running is unnecessary: few jobs req
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by eftychis 3y ago
In Greece it is 3 years of studies to become a patrol police officer. To be a ranking officer it is 4 years and counts as a bachelor. There is also a 2 year special force which supposedly catches up to the same standard, that's a dif

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