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by hunter2_ 2y ago
It still seems like a massively gray area: despite the distinction between "would jeopardize" and "could jeopardize" as explained by TFA, the definition of "jeopardize" includes "danger" which means &
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by hunter2_ 2y ago
I guess the main difference is that a WAF attempts to spot things like injection (unbalanced delimiters, SQL keywords in HTTP payloads where SQL shouldn't exist, etc.) typically without knowledge of the schema, whereas GP is talking ab
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by hunter2_ 2y ago
Is there anything available to learn about this on a domain with a high reputation, such as an academic journal? I realize even those aren't perfect, however.
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by hunter2_ 2y ago
Aside: many IRC clients would auto-append _ when registering a nick if the desired nick was already registered. Why _? Who knows.
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by hunter2_ 2y ago
Simpson (from Simon) is an interesting one. Most of the consonant adjustments are for simplification (e.g., Robkins -> Robins, and Adkins -> Atkins) but expanding Sim to Simp seems like an outlier in this sense because Simson doesn&#x
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by hunter2_ 2y ago
The Caledonian Sleeper!
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by hunter2_ 2y ago
Fascinating! I've played with VW's BCM stuff, but for some reason everything except the lighting is translated into English on the common factory equivalent scan tools, so it's a matter of sorting though a bunch of "lich
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by hunter2_ 2y ago
For sure. I summarized my particular sensitivity too aggressively earlier, but I tend to see flicker straight on up to 65 Hz and peripherally up to 120 Hz if it's particularly egregious (i.e., long valleys) but usually up to something
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by hunter2_ 2y ago
Sony won, not Philips. It seems that the rationale is like so: a higher rate would not be compatible with both NTSC and PAL VCRs, and a lower rate would shrink the transition band for the antialiasing filter (or alternatively, reduce usable
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by hunter2_ 2y ago
What's the cause? Alternators run at very high frequencies with good rectifiers, so I'm guessing the flicker is introduced by PWM dimming, but why would that be a low enough frequency to bother people? I'm sensitive to flicke
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by hunter2_ 2y ago
Your sentiment reminds me of this: https://www.goingconcern.com/when-ai-stands-for-actually-ind...
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by hunter2_ 2y ago
It's a bit confusing that folks who consider Taiwan a province and not a country wouldn't take issue (or at least see it as a minor issue relative to the presence of a flag) with it being included among ISO country codes. In other
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by hunter2_ 2y ago
Regardless of what the upstream rebuttal is (i.e., Unicode's mission as you explained), I think it makes sense for the downstream entity (i.e., Windows) to simply indicate inheritance from upstream as a rebuttal to any pressure.
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by hunter2_ 2y ago
> My approach was to draw an American flag emoji and then look at the pixels to see if any of them contained a non-grayscale color. This works because the Windows fallback emoji is just black/white text This is the kind of thing tha
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by hunter2_ 2y ago
Yeah, I hear "flow 86" nearly rhyming with "486" when I squint. As in, I've got a personal 386 and a work486 at my desk.
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by hunter2_ 2y ago
Indeed, a good Codenames-playing bot should know how to do all of this, in addition to using its LLM to generate great clues.
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by hunter2_ 2y ago
You have a valid point, to which I'll concede. The rule book gives an example (spanning pages 4-5) where a guesser uses prior clues to select a card while the count is still within the number stated by the spymaster, but I suppose an a
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by hunter2_ 2y ago
How do guessers arrive at a consensus about what card to touch, if they are forbidden from communicating at all?
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by hunter2_ 2y ago
You're free to add additional prohibitions on communication as a house rule I guess, but the only prohibition in the rule book I've seen is that the clue giver's speech must consist exclusively of clues (and private consultat
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by hunter2_ 2y ago
The S-tier tactic: When that high-number clue is cut short by a turn-ending mistake, the guessers tell their clue giver to inflate the number given during the totally unrelated next clue by however many remained from the truncated turn for
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by hunter2_ 2y ago
It's a bit more than that: There are analog clocks where all hands move continuously (like when there's a second hand with no discernable beats). There are analog clocks where all hands move discreetly once per second (60 BPM for
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by hunter2_ 2y ago
I think the bar for paying such a visit would be infinitely high (they would find a way to defend in a more clandestine manner) to keep the ruse going.
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by hunter2_ 2y ago
That something can simultaneously be impossible and sensible is peculiar. It almost suggests that the technique has merely not yet been figured out. Secrets fail unsafe. Maybe an alternative doesn't.
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by hunter2_ 2y ago
Aha! In hindsight, I'm amazed that I managed to not figure this out on my own.
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by hunter2_ 2y ago
95% of the time, I can only get 1 voice at a time. 5% of the time, I can get 2 or 3 voices at a time (1 variable pitch, the others fixed pitch) but I have no idea what input causes this rare behavior. Can you add some help text explaining w
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by hunter2_ 2y ago
I've got a Bambino Plus and so far the only customizations are a bottomless portafilter, a huge single wall basket (IMS), programming the flow presets for a good ratio by weight in/out, and optimizing the grind specifically for 30
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by hunter2_ 2y ago
Mr. Rogers is a great comparison. Something about the sweaters and always wishing viewers a good day!
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by hunter2_ 2y ago
So is a change of hue required in order to say there's been a change of color? I'm not offering saturation in this question, since "oh that's just a less saturated red" seems similar enough to the notion of "oh
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by hunter2_ 2y ago
I was going down the same path, about to suggest "quaternary" (also "quartary"), but the generated code reveals the rationale: there are 3 (not 4) in the ordered listing, plus an accent color. The explanation before the
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by hunter2_ 2y ago
I wonder if the T-Mobile spike [0] is actually T-Mobile depending on Meta for something relatively minor (say, a widget on their website), or if it's users not knowing the difference between their carrier and an app when the app doesn&

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