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by frutiger 5y ago
> So, in English, you can say: "Blaine Wolfeschlegelsteinhausenbergerdorff Sr. gave Rhoshandiatellyneshiaunneveshenk Koyaanisquatsiuth Williams a sweater for Christmas. She liked his gift." Actually in that example, you still d
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by frutiger 5y ago
> does it move like a sprite in a 2D video game? Always on a “grid”, with no way to be in between pixels? There is no compelling evidence to suggest that this is the case, at least down the scales we have been able to zoom into.
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by frutiger 5y ago
There is indeed no such thing as SSH3. I’m somewhat certain that document is supposed to say “SSLv3 or TLS”. It’s a minor typo but it brings into question the validity of the rest of the document.
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SSH Agent Restriction (new in OpenSSH 8.9)(openssh.com)
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by frutiger 5y ago
> If it were just spelt "det" I feel like it'd have a more prominent t sound. In other examples, the prominent “t” sounds and the vowel seems to vary based on emphasis. Compare: 1. Marriage? We only just met yesterday! 2.
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Mods: according to the article this is actually from 2005.
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That’s why I said “vast majority of people”.
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> and unwilling to sacrifice a modicum for others I agree with your sentiment but I have to disagree with that phrase. The vast majority* of people of people pay quite a lot of money in taxes, which ostensibly** only exist to help others
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by frutiger 5y ago
> Read my comment carefully Please take a spoon of your own medicine and read my comment even more carefully. I never suggested my comments were a contradiction to yours. I added some information for bystanders that may have read your co
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by frutiger 5y ago
The “P” in NP means a solution to a decision problem is verifiable in polynomial time. The “N” in NP means the solution can be produced by a non-deterministic Turing machine (i.e. a computer that can search the problem space in many dimensi
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Or that he is a time traveller from an advanced (human or not) species sowing the seeds for humanity’s leap forward into into extra-terrestrial society.
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> They're usually promoted to built-ins There’s no runtime “promotion”. You can read about it all in bash(1).
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> SPAM is widely enjoyed throughout Hawaii. Indeed. > SPAM musubi is great. Obviously subjective, but it’s so-so in my opinion.
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> It’s certainly better than SPAM. That’s quite the ringing endorsement.
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I just tried this with Sexy Sadie and the result was awful.
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He doesn’t need to, the authors of the proposal are on the committee and are planning to see it through. The proposal is humming along through the stages at a good pace.
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by frutiger 5y ago
> I'd also like to see a Chromium fork that continues to allow the Manifest V2 API. Maintaining a Chromium fork that deviates from upstream is a full time job that requires about 3-5 engineers. My day job's sibling team maintai
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by frutiger 5y ago
What makes you say that? I believe most of our modern electrical/clinical/construction/etc. standards have saved many lives.
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Almost all high end restaurants (think $200-$300 for a meal) will customise their menu for you, just tell them what you want ahead of time.
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> If my work is bringing in $X in revenue whether I'm sitting in a chair in an office building you're leasing or at home, I don't see why my share of that should be any less. This is a common but fundamental misunderstandi
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by frutiger 5y ago
Cancer?
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PSA: GitHub's SSH DSA host keys were sunset today(docs.github.com)
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by frutiger 5y ago
If you earn $100k and pay $10k in State Tax, your Federal Taxable income is reduced by that amount to $90k (i.e. a $10k deduction). So you effectively pay less Federal Tax. The SALT cap put a limit on how much you can deduct. So folks payin
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by frutiger 5y ago
Or they use a git-credential-helper with a Personal Access Token.
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by frutiger 5y ago
This simplistic model breaks as soon as a more privileged package passes a callback into a less privileged callback without fully constraining what that callback can do. Which, I suspect, is impossible to achieve in practice.
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by frutiger 5y ago
Electrons do not orbit. For the simple case of an electron in a hydrogen atom, energy-stable wavefunctions are products of three separate functions: exponential function, a laguerre polynomial function and a spherical harmonic.
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by frutiger 5y ago
Yes it’s statistical. In fact all physical measurements are statistical. When you measure the length of a table, there is some error term due to imperfections in your measuring stick as well as possible errors when you aligned/looked a
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by frutiger 5y ago
The scattering matrix predicts the distribution of output particle momenta given input particle moments and output particles. The scattering matrix is calculated by including all the possible interactions you expect. So a matrix including s
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by frutiger 5y ago
> Have you ever driven in a snowstorm at night? (I am not being facetious, there are terrible snowstorms in the winter where I live due to lake-effect snow. Your mileage may vary depending on where you live.) Yes, once or twice. The gene
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by frutiger 5y ago
The comment above is clearly controversial, I can't think of driving at night behind a car and not seeing both rear lights, and usually illuminated license plate and illumination coming from the rear window pane. Overall that gives me

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