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by hcrisp 6y ago
No one is going to point out that for today, January 21, the Wikipedia main page [0] says the following? "1981 – The DeLorean Motor Company completed the first production car of the DMC DeLorean (example pictured)." 40 years to th
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There was a recent WSJ article I submitted recently that details how companies such as Land O' Lakes are doing just that -- honeypots on internal networks. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25741589
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In Battle Against Hackers, Companies Try to Deceive the Deceivers(wsj.com)
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I don't think that is true if you install miniconda. https://docs.conda.io/en/latest/miniconda.html
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I don't think she is right. Her main argument in article stems from an assumption that denarius (day's wages) mentioned in one verse connects it to another book's unrelated verse that also mentions denarius . This seems
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A crazy memory I have with this game is related to its successor, Championship Lode Runner (mentioned in the article). The original allowed you to jump to any level through its title screen, so you could skip hard levels, or play them in a
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Wow, that brings back a lot of memories! Waiting for the dilating camera aperature to open at the beginning of each level. The digging and falling sounds. The reflexes needed to move, drill, and trap the bad guys. This was definitely a c
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How the Weber Genesis gas grill was created(weber.com)
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No, they are different people. "The soccer mom doesn’t want to say she’s for Trump because she doesn’t want you to think she’s one of them." Just like "there are a lot more people who like professional wrestling than admit
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US Space Force: Origins [New Ad](youtube.com)
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That Hideous Strength is, to me, the most challenging of his space trilogy. I liked Perelandra best, but only after reading it a second time when a friend pointed out that it was a reimagining of the garden of Eden (I was too young to
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If you like that kind of thing, also check out "Revising Business Prose" by Lanham. Avoid passive-voice sentences with long prepositional phrases, and instead use action verbs. For example: “The history of the new regulatory p
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The OP asked for ELI5, so I assumed a five year-old would not know what the word "frequency" means.
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This is an interactive demo that lets you explore how to remove certain wavelength-related (frequency) content from an image. By wavelength, I mean intensities that vary by some rate-of-change of pixels either across horizontally or up-and
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A Hobbit sequel became “The Lord of the Rings”(theimaginativeconservative.org)
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I have grown old without having been young. - Victor Hugo
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Sktime seems similar to DARTS, which includes both preprocessing and modeling patterns. https://medium.com/unit8-machine-learning-publication/darts-...
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Lamplighter Theatre produces many quality classic and Christian-themed dramas, hosted by John Rhys Davies. https://lamplighter.net/c/lamplighter-theatre/
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I think Sartre said when you look over the edge of a high building you feel fear, but when you realize nothing is stopping you from throwing yourself off, you feel anxiety. A real life of the party, he was. If you want to read a slightly
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I'm working through Lynch and Park's text, Modern Robotics which is available in print or online [0]. Does anyone know how this compares to it? [0] http://hades.mech.northwestern.edu/index.php/Modern_Roboti
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More infrastructure being built by the coast would cause damages to go up, even if storm severity remained constant. Edit: Found an article which says just that. https://www.cnn.com/2018/09/12/us/hurrica
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That is a very astute observation! I seem to remember Tolkien himself explaining that The Silmarillion was from an elvish view, the middle tale of The Hobbit was a virtually human view, and The Lord of the Rings blends them. I think
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The palintiri weren't evil. They were created by the Noldor (elves) not Melkor or Sauron -- perhaps even by Feanor, who also created the beautiful gems known as the Silmarils. This was in Aman before the elves fell. They were given
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SpaceX and NASA overcame a bitter culture clash(cnn.com)
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Also, The Europa Report film, where astronauts search for life in the liquid ocean beneath ice on one of Jupiter's moons.
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According to your view, I can't have confidence that your statement is "true" in any meaningful sense. But in my view, I can (though I don't, because it's "false").
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Not direct revelation? Works okay between two people. Unless you do controlled blind study on everything you observe and hear.
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SIREN, a novel activation function, outperforms ReLU(vsitzmann.github.io)
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It would be better if the plots in that thread showing Arizona/Florida/Texas vs All Other States used the same y-axis scale. They don't and it is hard to tell if a "trend" in shape is of the same order or not. If
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"Behind the scenes, RAPIDS is based on Apache Arrow..." https://www.forbes.com/sites/janakirammsv/2018/11/05/nvidia-...

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