hashmymustache

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   by hashmymustache 10y ago

   But just because it's unique, why does it make it trackable? The overwhelming majority of devices have one of a few common display resolutions, so what's there to link across sessions for identifying users?
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   by hashmymustache 11y ago

   Very impressive. Is it possible to combine this with a semantic analyzer in some way? Seems like having a first pass through one and then serving that output on top of raw image pixels could reduce the potential color space and maybe blunt
3. 63.▲
   by hashmymustache 11y ago

   They'd make the script a proprietary secret
4. 64.▲
   by hashmymustache 11y ago

   Do objects have inertia in higher dimensions?
5. 65.▲
   by hashmymustache 11y ago

   I use BehindTheOverlay on Chrome.
6. 66.▲
   by hashmymustache 11y ago

   The biggest danger seems to be parents who let their children swim before they know how.
7. 67.▲
   by hashmymustache 11y ago

   When universities celebrate their faculty member winning a nobel prize, is that an appalling eclipse of the work's broader contribution to humanity?
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   by hashmymustache 11y ago

   I get people disagree with the maintainer's views, but why does everything have to get so forcefully hostile and mobbish when it comes to these topics. Hate for hate does not educate. It seems like the only people advocating removing
9. 69.▲
   by hashmymustache 11y ago

   yada yada yada, cosmological principle
10. 70.▲
    by hashmymustache 11y ago

    Reminded me how crazy it is that we're in a time where we've legitimized the fabled goal of alchemic transmutation - we can turn mercury to gold. Turns out the philosopher's stone was a particle accelerator.
11. 71.▲
    by hashmymustache 11y ago

    Ironically becoming its own form of terrorism.
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    by hashmymustache 11y ago

    I don't know what to tell you. My school uses an exchange server and I can't add attachments to emails on the online portal unless I use the old lite version on Chrome whereas I can on other browsers.
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    by hashmymustache 11y ago

    I don't understand the attitude about donations. The developer wrote an awe-inspiring work of art and has been giving it away without demand for years. He asks for donations with clear set goals of what they go toward for improving the
14. 74.▲
    by hashmymustache 11y ago

    Silverlight is needed just to add attachments to Outlook in the browser. I don't understand why there isn't a 64-bit version for chrome on mac.
15. 75.▲
    by hashmymustache 11y ago

    Same. I'll run npm install on my desktop and suddenly dropbox is at 110% CPU doing nothing. I end up having to force quit it and forget to restart it. It's VERY frustrating.
16. 76.▲
    by hashmymustache 12y ago

    $10 for a load of laundry seems really expensive to me. What am I missing?
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    by hashmymustache 12y ago

    Great book. I haven't read his more recent I am a Strang Loop. For people who have read it, is it worth the plunge?
18. 78.▲
    by hashmymustache 12y ago

    It's easier to see the point with more variables being interpolated where it becomes cumbersome to keep track of the order and you end up recounting everything multiple times when something's out of place.
19. 79.▲
    by hashmymustache 12y ago

    And are still paying for AOL as it's the only way to get on the internet.
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    by hashmymustache 12y ago

    Even urine screening would be excessive on a regular basis. The pretest probability is too low in the general population for mosts tests that even with incredibly high sensitivity and specificity the positive predictive value sucks due to a
21. 81.▲
    by hashmymustache 12y ago

    Yea, hopefully there will be more education loan forgiveness opportunities in the future. I'm ~$160k deep on school loans. Yay US education system!
22. 82.▲
    by hashmymustache 12y ago

    Does any service allow me to stop syncing node_modules folders?
23. 83.▲
    by hashmymustache 12y ago

    not to mention Blight
24. 84.▲
    by hashmymustache 12y ago

    I figured it was about restricting login sharing. At least that's why they do it on sites with question banks for standardized tests.
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    by hashmymustache 12y ago

    You have to distinguish hormonal regulatory mechanisms that are externally vs internally triggered if you're going to discuss decreased natural synthesis. Oral testosterone? Pituitary measures it and says to the testicles, "we&#x2
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    by hashmymustache 12y ago

    Incredibly well crafted site. Blasted my eardrums on the sine wave generator. I could only hear up to 18kHz now...feel like I'm getting old.
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    by hashmymustache 12y ago

    I'm surprised he didn't break it down to probabilities according to answer distributions instead of right vs wrong. For instance, given 2 questions with their answers and the percent of the class that answered for each choice: 1.
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    by hashmymustache 12y ago

    Wow, how is this even legal to advertise? "... allows you to get/modify/inject all SSL traffic decrypted and without any warning messages to the user."
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    by hashmymustache 12y ago

    I don't understand how Gmail allows it. I assume they've gotten enough complaints about it being abused to prohibit or strictly limit access with at least warnings before actions can be taken.
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    by hashmymustache 12y ago

    I think a trichotomy would be 3 categorical bins. This looks like OP cherry picked 3 options from a 2x2x2 choice matrix with NSA competency, NSA honesty, and the truth as its axes.