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That is what the antivirus is for. If you are not a high value target, then your risk is virus that are being widely distributed; and those will quickly find their way into an AV database. If you are a high value target, AV is useless, sinc
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It is not that genetic simmilarity is inherently meaninglessness. Just that it is not a good proxy for the social concepts people are generally using it to talk about.
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Having grown up as an American Jew, it has been a recurring revelation of how much of what I think if as "Jewish" culture is actually German.
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Empirically, no. The Houthi's do not have a good track record in this conflict of hitting only Israel affiliated ships. There have been some accusations of Iran providing intelligence support. Iran probably does have the capabilities t
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Einstein did not show that. The principal you are referring to is, ironically, Galilean relativity, and attributable to Galileo. Einstein's contribution was combining the principle of relativity with a constant speed of light. Addition
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If you have access to the bootloadet, you can still set systems.unit=emergency.target, or init=/bin/bash, or rd.break=pre-pivot, or boot into a live-cd environment. All of the normal emergency options work. For less fatal emergenc
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The integer part is easy, since we already have the integers. Once you have D=[0,1), then you can define R=ZxD. That is to say, this definition of R seperates out the integral and fractional components of every real number.
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All of the ways is quite the ask. There are 2 main main approaches: explicit constructions and axiomatic constructions. Dedikend cuts and Von Neuman numbers are both examples of explicit constructions. You can point to exactly what a given
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From the javadoc: > It is strongly recommended, but not strictly required that (x.compareTo(y)==0) == (x.equals(y)). Generally speaking, any class that implements the Comparable interface and violates this condition should clearly indica
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Even general purpose programming languages have this. Java has at least 4 as well: * Assignment (=) * Referential equality (==) * Structural equality (.equals()) * Comparison equality (.compareTo(_) == 0 )
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Terence Tao wrote a blog post years ago dividing math education into 3 stages: pre-rigourus, rigourus, and post-rigorous. That distinction seems relevent here. Every mathamatician knows that the integer 1 and the real number 1 different obj
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How important is expunging the records? According to tge article, background check databases will be cleared. That seems like enough for most people. Expunging the records probably relies on a lot of effort to identify which court records a
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I don't think are current memory architecture is fundamental incompatible with a paging based vector. Doubling the size of pointers is expensive. However, given current RAM sizes, our existing 48-bit effective pointer size is already l
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I've had issues with USB devices drawing more current then the port could put out. Without a power meter, it looks like the device just doesn't work (although the Linux kernel logs typically show a device disconnect event). With t
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Right. It is the combination of the two features. If all you want is the GPIO array, there are thousands of other boards you could buy. If all you want is a well supported, easy to use computer, there are hundreds of options to choice f
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These conversations around the rPi make no sense to me. To me the value of rPi has always been: * Simple to install a well supported OS with a full UI. * GPIO array (including pwm, i2c, etc) I could take one. Connect a keyboard and monitor.
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Israel is in a regional cold war with Iran. While Iran is certainly not a global super, it is a serious military force (which could plausibly become a nuclear power). Further, resource constrained guerrilla/terrorist groups love valuab
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No. Innate grammar has always been about how humans aquire language, not how any possible system which understands human language must posses that innate grammar.
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Yes. Weight loss is a common side effect of many drugs.
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HOAs are not a story of free association. They are a story of privatization. We used to have local government deal with local governance. But local governments decided they didn't want to do that anymore, so they started encouraging th
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I don't think this will help with that. From the text of the bill, the only requirement is that the system alerts the driver when they are more than 10mph over the limit. The system us not required to limit the vehicle speed, nor is it
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Section 2013: > (3) Covered allied persons.--The term ``covered allied persons'' means military personnel, elected or appointed officials, and other persons employed by or working on behalf of the government of a NATO member co
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Section 2008 https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/PLAW-107publ206/html/PLA... > (a) Authority.--The President is authorized to use all means necessary and appropriate to bring about the release of an
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He has also: * Been denied entry to the IDF/excused from mandatory conscription due to his extremist views * Been convicted (in an Israeli court) of supporting a terrorist organization. * Made a legal career out of defending alledged J
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What is the alternative? This is not a minor bug; it is a core defect of the current generation of AI. Googles only option is to field AI within the constraints of current technology. Otherwise, they risk loosing marketshare to someone who
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I don't get what Bytedance is doing here. Clearly they are not actively trying to evade blocks, as they are idenifying their bot with a user agent sites can block. However, surely they have enough smart engineers there to realize that
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This is what serial ports are for.
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So, instead of regulating the industry, you would to hold industry leaders criminally liable for how they operate in an unregulated industry?
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The legislative and executive branches have always wanted that type of drawn child porn to be illegal. Going by the laws on the books, it still is. The only reason it is not illegal is the supreme court ruling such laws unconstitutional und
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The ship left port weighing 112,383 metric tons (ship+cargo). Travelling at it's loaded full speed of 16.8 knots, that comes out to be about 10.6 GigaJoulese or 3 Megawatt-hours of kinetic energy. TNT has an energy density of about 4.2
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