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gzer0
6y ago
https://opensourcemed.com It's a crudely built version of UpToDate from 2018 as it was on April 2018. Useful for 98% of the population still. Edit: definitely works better on mobile, and the search needs to be fixed.. this
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6y ago
Hmm, how would you go about doing that though? Would that not require admin/highest level privileges?
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6y ago
Edit: Not sure why this was deeply hidden within the website but here's what I could find: "When interpreting our surveys, you should know the following: We investigate technologies of websites, not of individual web pages. If we
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6y ago
How does the engine determine open source? I checked a paper, 10.1097/RHU.0000000000000563 for example; which I know for a fact is open-source marked as non open source. Otherwise, very nice tool. Will be using this regularly. Awesome
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6y ago
Interestingly, the conclusion states the following: > While M1 is indeed very powerful for its size, when comparing it to the high-end x86 desktop, it is still slower. Okay, great. I'm not sure what to expect when you compare the lo
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6y ago
Your entire arguement is backed by a single anecdote of Tom Cruise. On top of that, your entire premise is the following statement: "Regressing us back to before VCRs entered the market is the entire point." First of all, let me p
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What is the M1 then? https://medium.com/swlh/what-does-risc-and-cisc-mean-in-2020... confused.
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6y ago
Would you also be able to run some of these? They're publicly available; the more datasets we have the better picture we get.
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The decoupling of the class conditional feature distributions of the naive-bayes benchmark means that each distribution can be independently estimated as a one-dimensional distribution. This helps alleviate problems stemming from the curse
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gzer0
6y ago
How long did your takeout take? It’s been 3 weeks and mine either says not ready yet, or when it is it will say unable to download and force me to start again...
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6y ago
Thank you for all you do and the thorough explanations.
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6y ago
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Well, now everyone can see the massive network of "bot" accounts that HN has. It's a growing trend on posts; you'll see them interacting with each other; they like to work in nodes to boost the comment count and therefor
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gzer0
6y ago
I disagree, here's why: CISC instruction in are still variable length. People can argue that micro-ops are RISC like, but micro-code is an implementation detail very close to hardware. One of the key ideas of RISC was to push a lot of
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6y ago
> Often times, when you find someone making such absurd claims, you must argue back with the same nonsense logic they use otherwise there will be no end amazing! my technique works, as per usual. :) thanks for proving my point.
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> Your post amounts to asking "Who gave YOU the right to tell ME I can't fire my GUN wherever I want". There are no good answers to a point that absurd. > Often times, when you find someone making such absurd claims, yo
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Whonix [1] attempts to achieve this, if I am understanding what you are saying correctly. The operating system consists of two virtual machines, a "Workstation" and a Tor "Gateway", running Debian GNU/Linux. All com
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6y ago
Posting this purely because of the hypocrisy displayed by the poster, Cambalache. Your arguments attempt (very poorly) to appeal to ethos, are littered with false equivocations, and jump to illogical, impossible conclusions based on flawed
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6y ago
The problem we are beginning to see is the unwillingness, chaos, and confusion on how exactly to enforce GDPR. This is concerning; no repercussions will eventually lead to where we were before.
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The TOS of any European company cannot supersede the law of the European Union. Example; how one individual singlehandedy forced the hands of Spotify to reverse an API decision they made blocking the export of your playlists. Note how Spoti
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The GDPR (in Article 15(4)) states that the right to obtain a copy of your personal data should not ‘adversely affect the rights or freedoms of others’. This means that when responding to an access request, the controller should consider th
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Where do you come to this conclusion from? There is one line in the entire article about that: "Ellen Smart in her 1981 essay makes the case that Akbar may have been dyslexic, though there is little evidence or corroborating facts in s
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6y ago
The "nothing to hide" argument mistakenly suggests that privacy is something only criminals desire. Fences and curtains are ways to ensure a measure of privacy, not indicators of criminal behavior. Privacy is a fundamental part of
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Would these have occurred on a sever that has unbound as its upstream?
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Unfortunate that we have thrown billions upon billions and not a single viable treatment has made it out the pipeline. Truly one of the diseases that has escaped humans, thus far.
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This suggests the opposite of what you say in your original comment.
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You seem to not have read my comment. I said open source != safe or trusted. You can download the entire repository, and self compile yourself after you inspect the code.
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6y ago
ProtonVPN provides the source code for their desktop and mobile clients in their GitHub organization [1]. Yes open source != safe; however this level of transparency is at least a step in the right direction. They also have regularly been a
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