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haneefmubarak
3y ago
Presumably there's a reasonable compromise whereby they provide a public license only valid in areas where such safety mechanisms are legally mandated.
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3y ago
It appears that XZ actually is in WUFFS! https://github.com/google/wuffs/tree/main/std/xz
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3y ago
There is a real, non-negligible cost to dealing with even baseless lawsuits. With that said, essentially any decent insurance company will usually be able to price that risk into a shockingly-low cost policy for you (think <0.1% of at-ri
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Cloudflare: Upcoming Let's Encrypt certificate chain change
(blog.cloudflare.com)
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3y ago
If you go to the Real Digital site (vendor that makes the board), they appear to also sell it commercially, albeit at the higher price of ~$4k (compared to their academic pricing of ~$2k).
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haneefmubarak
3y ago
According to the user on that site "alzayani": sort an array of all 16777216 image positions (x,y) randomly loop the positions array and for each position: read the pixel color at the position as a reference sample N random colors
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EZH2 inhibitors promote β-like cell regeneration in type 1 diabetes donors
(nature.com)
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Typically, they don't in literal terms. IANAL, but AIUI they may receive specific supplemental health insurance policies (that work on top of the ones they receive the same as any other employee) based on risk-to-business etc. Some of
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High Availability Lossless Image Compression
(encode.su)
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3y ago
(slightly) earlier thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38717326
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3y ago
Everything down, but weirdly enough Spaces seems to be working fine right now?
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3y ago
At some point such loans will have to be paid back and tax will be paid. Alternatively, we could require that the capital gains on an asset used to collateralize a loan be taxed at that point.
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3y ago
Except for entropy, aren't they for the most part?
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This simply incentivizes a rapidly revolving door between practice and insurance, with a likely effect of making the actual practioners as a populace more friendly to the insurance companies in general (in expectation of quid pro quo).
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Prompt-Specific Poisoning Attacks on Text-to-Image Generative Models
(arxiv.org)
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3y ago
Median household net worth (assets - liabilities, not including NPV of future cash flows from personal labor income) in the US is $192,900 according to the latest Fed data: https://www.federalreserve.gov/econres/scfinde
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3y ago
My estimation is that Epic sold all of the IP (name, other trademarks, code, infrastructure, etc) along with the right to be the successor to the extensive license agreements and contracts that they held. Included in this is HR records, whi
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3y ago
I know that Fortran is highly used in the numeric world, especially due to widespread libraries such as LAPACK and BLAS, amongst others; in your opinion, what are the characteristics that make such code much more clear when written in Fortr
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I'm curious - what do you particularly like about Fortran that isn't otherwise broadly available? Is it a matter of cultural idioms, a unique composition of features, or something else entirely?
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3y ago
Eh GP is technically correct here if you do the dimensional analysis because the two time units cancel out and you're left with only a power unit.
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Andreessen Horowitz sued for discrimination after startup collapse
(axios.com)
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For anyone who's wondering which bank this is, it appears to be Bank Zero in South Africa: https://www.bankzero.co.za/faqs/ I also found this extremely brief archived article about their setup, running LinuxONE on
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3y ago
I believe he's referring to a Corsi Rosenthal filter: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corsi%E2%80%93Rosenthal_Box
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Great Founder Theory (2020)
(samoburja.com)
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What is a control system anyway?
(feltrac.co)
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AFAIK as part of anti-money-laundering (AML) efforts, most places require ID when you try to buy prepaid cards with cash.
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3y ago
Please share with the class, what did our dear AI come up with?
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Do you perchance know if they ever caught the perpetrators or discovered their motives? A quick Google doesn't seem to show much and the article didn't seem to have details either
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3y ago
Sticker prices aren't real prices when it comes to Rx drugs; for instance, GoodRx has 90x 20mg Sildenafil at Walmart for <$14.
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3y ago
IIUC the GP's argument is that she active sought to have children after being charged primarily for the purpose of attempting to sway the courts and the public opinion lest that fail — without any consideration on the effects her actio
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