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It's getting to the point that services will simply be hosted outside the United States, the index page will say "this site shall not be used by United States citizens," and then people can go about using the Web like it alr
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You could imagine some GitHub Copilot like model that is trained on available music then uses a language like Melrose to predict music. That way the model sends notation to a synthesizer instead of directly creating a waveform. It would pre
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The counterargument being the average person couldn't name any company from the 16th century.
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Would White Castle have more demand with even lower prices? Is price and not quality the factor in most people's decision to eat at White Castle or not? It seems like this won't end well for employees or the corporation because th
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I never let reality get in the way of making a good point. edit: The Japanese are also famous for treating foreigners and tourists differently.
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The decorum in London and Tokyo dictates you don't talk to your cabbie and they don't talk to you. The drivers of the black cabs in London will not make small talk as a rule. It helps them focus on doing their job, and it prevents
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Good point, but guns are legal in NYC. If you have a dangerous job like a security guard, you can get an open carry permit. If you have no special circumstances, you can own a gun in your home. The gun can be transported to other destinatio
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gobuster is an effective way to enumerate subdomains and their directories quickly. https://github.com/OJ/gobuster
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Heard he's done pretty well at Y Combinator!
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The monad as used in Haskell is really just a functional replacement for the semicolon: `doFoo(); logBar(); requestBaz()` in Haskell is `doFoo >> logBar >> requestBaz`. If you want to get really fancy you can pipe the inputs: `d
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Totally agree with you here: Haskell is only good for programming in the theoretical language of computation, something like the pure lambda calculus. This is an easier way to think logically for some people. For others it's simpler to
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You've probably been using IO monads as long as you've been programming: [Unix pipes as IO monads]( https://www.okmij.org/ftp/Computation/monadic-shell.html )
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You're welcome. Good luck, and try your best. If you don't give up it will work out in the end.
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Good critique. What I was try (and failed) to communicate is that you should have a project that your interviewer wouldn't know how to make, rather than puff yourself up with hot gas. Having a project the interviewer couldn't ma
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I struggled so much as a new grad I wanted to give you some specific advice: There are two kinds of employee candidates, red flaggers and green flaggers. By this I mean people look at your resume and either think "wow, what's the
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Stop and frisk was so controversial it was ended by popular demand. One upside of America is that privacy invading policies have a way of correcting themselves if the electorate is sufficiently outraged. The proposed changes to Section 230
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Perhaps it would have been simply best to note that island nations are generally insulated from invasion in ways that continental nations are not. Great Britain had the long term national security to forge an empire while the continental na
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To counter this claim, I'd ask you to consider which of two similarly sized invasions was easier to achieve: D-Day and the invasion of Western Europe, or Operation Barbarossa and the invasion of Eastern Europe. You may also consider wh
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MANPADS, ATGM, and drones like the Bayraktar have now been shown to be much more effective than the same cost investment into aircraft, tanks and artillery. In addition the united international condemnation and sanctions have been greater t
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Psychological Operations Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (2003) [pdf]
(irp.fas.org)
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The point is there is no difference between Harvard's current admissions policy and telling the marginalized Asian students, "great application, but we don't accept your kind here anymore." It's not right when it ha
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It's discrimination any way you slice it. You can't lower the bar for one person without raising it for another so long as the class sizes remain the same. If elite universities are about providing education (a valid point of crit
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React would work well as a compiled to metal language. Instead we end up with React on Typescript on ES6 on ES5 on the browser that still only has one language targetable. We're shackled to a rocketship in motion desperately monkey p
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My introduction to number stations came from Boards of Canada, who sampled them in their songs.
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There are few books with more eureka moments. Mine was discovering functional closures and object instances are two sides of the same coin.
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The best programmers have deep understandings of both the physical and theoretical theories of computation. Most programmers have a better understanding of the physical: Processors, memory, networking, operating systems. Functional programm
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Has this crisis been the equivalent of the Streisand Effect for Russian national cyber security?
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"The Eighth Day of Creation" is a second-hand account of the discovery of DNA and the molecular biotechnology revolution that followed. It's like watching da Vinci paint the Mona Lisa.
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This post has ironically convinced me to use WebAuthn instead.
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The crux of the DDPS architecture seems to be allowing a model to train the many parameters of the sound synthesizer. You would never be able to create a truly realistic piano from a software synth by merely tuning the knobs because there a
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