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6y ago
The wikipedia article does not go into that much technical details. Do you have more? Given that the Cisco officer could only talk about strcmp and not something more substantial, I am inclined to believe the story was overblown. On a separ
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The very name of that website sounds like some sort of propaganda department. Notwithstanding that, the claims it makes are all of comparatively trivial offenses. The "top 3rd" one was awarded 10 million by a US court, peanuts com
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6y ago
How to Become Convincing treat everyone like an idiot disclaimer: only works on idiots anti-disclaimer: that is 90% of the population, including "successful" people
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6y ago
TBF this is because there is no crime in Switzerland. The guys I work for are based in Zug ("Crypto Valley"). One time I was there, I went to a supermarket to buy some beers in the evening. At the self-checkout machine, as I was t
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6y ago
I ditched GNOME in 2015 for XFCE and haven't looked back. Their attitude is pompous and atrocious. Send them to the bins of history where they belong. Fck GNOME devs coming straight from tha underground A young hacker got it bad
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6y ago
Sure, not all bugs are kernel bugs though.
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6y ago
Automatic proof checkers still have bugs in them. However, one nice characteristic is that, since its algorithms are so general, i.e. about the language rather than about the problem you're solving (e.g. sorting), any bugs in the check
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6y ago
Source?
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6y ago
Except it's not really private; some random big company sees everything you do inside your house. Oh wait TVs do that now. I guess the real world evolved to be more like social networks...
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6y ago
I just read it ironically, lol
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6y ago
As I mentioned in the other comment, the creation of a Debian source package has a lot of barriers, some of them good and for quality purposes, some of them bad and due to historical cruft. Documentation is also not very newbie-friendly. Th
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6y ago
It should be noted that none of this article applies to actual development that goes on in the Debian distribution from https://www.debian.org Official Debian development, being FOSS oriented, proceeds from Debian source package
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> The goal is to define a data type by cases, where one can add new cases to the data type and new functions over the data type, without recompiling existing code, and while retaining static type safety. Not sure what real problem this i
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6y ago
The article is obsolete and should be deleted, there is ApplicativeDo these days.
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7y ago
A key foundational fallacy of modern "dogmatic scientism" (for lack of a better phrase) is the fallacy fallacy - just because something doesn't have a scientific or otherwise formally-theoretic explanation, doesn't mean
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7y ago
Thanks, shame it got flagged for no good reason. That discussion notes the lethal dose to be around 3-5g and the couple as having had a teaspoon which would be around this mass. However, this theintercept.com source is the only one I could
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Man dies after taking fish tank cleaner containing chloroquine phosphate
(theintercept.com)
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It feels like everyone someone voices an opinion about GTK3 explaining why they don't like it, some GTK3 fanboy has to chime in questioning the opinion and implying it isn't rational. Yeah, this makes me want to stick with GTK3 ev
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7y ago
It takes a few days to confirm a trend so I'd wait until late next week before drawing any conclusions.
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7y ago
Lots of people in these coronavirus threads have been confusing "confirmed cases" as reported by various countries, vs the actual number of cases, and using this to propose various conspiracy theories about governments downplaying
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7y ago
It's by definition. If you can see 3 ducks in your house, that means there are 3 or more ducks in your house including the ones you didn't see.
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7y ago
Everybody knows the real number of cases is greater than the confirmed number of cases, everywhere, regardless of what country is reporting the numbers.
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7y ago
To be fair, western authorities had an even longer amount of time before the virus spread to their countries, and are doing about as well or slightly worse than the Chinese authorities did even given this initial suppression.
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7y ago
I dunno man. Sports commentators deal with hundreds of teams all the time, I don't see them mistaking the owner vs manager of a club, and they would be laughed at if they did, even (especially?) the lay / hobbyist ones. Also, at t
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It was there like 20 minutes ago, quoting her saying (paraphrasing, from my memory) "We'll deal with this when we have all the facts". Maybe one of the editors is watching this thread. Making that mistake for a layperson is u
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"We're already ahead, we don't need to run any faster, we'll use our energy to do pointless things like spy on everyone instead". Don't let me stop you thinking that but I'll keep running faster, thanks.
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In the grand scheme of things it doesn't matter that you can read everyone's messages when your economy is growing at 1%, the economy of your supposed "friend" that you're selling the messages to is growing at 2%, a
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See also https://psychonautwiki.org/wiki/Geometry > A level 8A experience can be described as the feeling of being exposed to a seemingly infinite mass of geometry comprised entirely of innately comprehensible repre
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That's why it's important to have positive stories like this one, the media is only focusing on the negative ones even though they only count for < 1% of the real situations.
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7y ago
It is impressive, Wuhan has 11 million people. Would you have done better? > There is no trust that the reported numbers are reflective of the situation on the ground - in fact it is likely to be the tip of the iceberg. The numbers are c
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