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by inetsee 4y ago
Isn't there technology that can prevent this kind of replay attack? And shouldn't the maker of a $50,000 car take advantage of this kind of technology to protect their car buyers? This kind of article would make me much less likel
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by inetsee 4y ago
It seems to me that this one code enforcer is wasting the city's money by spending his time writing citations that aren't based on a complaint. He seems to have a vendetta against this one homeowner. I think he should be fired.
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by inetsee 4y ago
"Not an adult"; are minors allowed to gamble in casinos?
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by inetsee 4y ago
I believe the meaning is that RISC-V is trying to take market share from Raspberry Pi and Legacy Chips. It's a rarely used meaning for the word "guns" which is probably why it's confusing. A better title might be "R
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by inetsee 4y ago
I am wondering about the implications if an organization (charitable or otherwise) located in a state that allows abortions provides travel expenses to someone coming from Texas (or other states banning abortion) into a state that allows ab
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by inetsee 4y ago
My wife worked on the project to upgrade the C-5 cargo plane's cockpit. She's 5 feet 1 inch tall, so she was chosen as the test person for the 5% end of the usability range. If she couldn't reach or operate a control in the c
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by inetsee 4y ago
Would you like to rely on the quality of healthcare you would get in prison?
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by inetsee 4y ago
I'd like to be able to generate a voice like HAL, from "2001, A Space Odyssey".
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by inetsee 4y ago
I am wondering whether a business being abused like this could trademark their business name, then sue TrustPilot for trademark infringement? Can anybody here who knows more about trademark infringement comment?
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by inetsee 4y ago
I tried "a boy standing in front of a house", then "a girl standing in front of a house". Both results would make good surrealist paintings, but they weren't even close to what I would expect from the regular DALL-E
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by inetsee 4y ago
I am reminded of Hemingway's entry in a six word short story competition: "For sale, baby shoes, never worn".
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by inetsee 4y ago
Yeah, but that might involve lawyers and that could get expensive fast.
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by inetsee 4y ago
I remember reading years ago about one of the more amusing machine translation failures. The software translated "The spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak." into Russian, then translated the result from Russian back into Engli
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by inetsee 4y ago
Planet CCRMA is still out there but "Last updated on June 17, 2019", and it seems to require Fedora. http://ccrma.stanford.edu/planetccrma/software/
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by inetsee 4y ago
Sounds like a good scenario for a screenplay for a surrealist movie.
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by inetsee 4y ago
I can't justify the kind of prices being discussed here because the only use I have for a camera setup like this is Family Zoom meetings. I went looking on Amazon and I stumbled on "Vlogging Cameras". There seem to be quite a
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by inetsee 4y ago
I have never had interviews this bad, but I have had interviews which required travel to get to the interview. Travel which was paid for by the company I was interviewing with. In one case I had an interview with paid travel, and I added an
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by inetsee 4y ago
I have often wondered why no one has developed a multi-wheel steering truck trailer. I know nothing about the engineering difficulties, or the cost penalty, but it seems to me that multi-wheel steering would make a truck, even a long truck,
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by inetsee 4y ago
"plus $10 for each Raspberry Pi compute module adapter." which I assume means you are also on the hook for finding and paying for however many Compute Modules you want to populate this board with.
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by inetsee 4y ago
"lojban". I first read about it when it was still "Loglan". My human language learning skills have always been my weakest, but I still refuse to give up.
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by inetsee 4y ago
I had this as an interview question years ago. I just used a table lookup. It's not compact, but it is fast.
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by inetsee 4y ago
The "CLEVR" example reminds of Terry Winograd's SHRDLU program https://hci.stanford.edu/winograd/shrdlu/ which was written in 1968-1970.
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by inetsee 4y ago
I remember hearing years and years ago that the reward for meeting an impossible deadline is that your next assignment has an even more impossible deadline.
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I Finally Found a Work Computer Setup That’s Practically Perfect(wired.com)
3 points by inetsee 4y ago|0 comments
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Ketanji Brown Jackson confirmed as first Black female high court justice(boston.com)
41 points by inetsee 5y ago|38 comments
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by inetsee 5y ago
How about the horrible edge case when trying to read this pale blue text against a white background. It's been a while since I criticized the readability of a web page, but I think this page deserves a critique.
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Books I Will Not Write #8: The Year of the Conspiracy – Charlie Stross(antipope.org)
26 points by inetsee 5y ago|3 comments
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Congress Found an Easy Way to Fix Child Poverty. Then It Walked Away(fivethirtyeight.com)
4 points by inetsee 5y ago|0 comments
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Janet Sobel: The Artist Written Out of History(bbc.com)
3 points by inetsee 5y ago|0 comments
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by inetsee 5y ago
Why are you taking your supplements for fours days, followed by a three day break? If you are concerned about accumulating dosages couldn't you reduce the dose of fish oil, or take you supplements every other day? I am curious about th

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