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Several awful things became immediately apparent: 1. the menus use their own font instead of the one specified by the OS (Windows 10). And of course, there is no way to disable this, or at least I could not find one. 2. The "current t
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Markov Blanket
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"And yet the military developing this gigantic clandestine force challenges U.S. laws, the Geneva Conventions, the code of military conduct and basic accountability." It's interesting how the word "challenge" is use
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Ignore physics at your own peril. As Richard Feyman once said: "... reality must take precedence over public relations, for nature cannot be fooled".
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"not wittingly" [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iEh-l_G1Gcs
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Quite fast. Is there a document/whitepaper which describes how it works?
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5y ago
What are the sources you use? Do they get a cut?
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This is interesting, but no word on the web site about the news sources. And, for any "free" service to stay in business, we need to know the source of revenue, if possible.
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These exercises should get televized, as is, to give the public a feel for the actual thing. None of the movies I've seen seem to accurately convey what might happen when an asteroid or a comet strikes the Earth, the actions of the go
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no
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Just don't ask where that anthrax strain came from.
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This is interesting, and very well executed (for a prototype)! There is one thing that makes, in my opinion, all simple to-do lists unusable very quickly: what if the user has thousands of (hierarchical) things to do? What if the user want
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“the browsers split into three distinct groups… In the first (most private) group lies Brave, in the second Chrome, Firefox and Safari and in the third (least private) group lie Edge and Yandex.”
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Comparing the Network Behavior of Popular Browsers
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Perhaps try hiring older people who've seen it all, are less inclined to chase after latest fads and more likely to have discipline to follow through and deliver customer value. Keep micromanagement types away from the project and let
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My point is based on experience. Yes, it's probably too much to ask to test all 2^64 cases, but I've been dealing with code in production that was failing precisely because some values lead to code paths that gave incorrect resul
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My point is about comparing accelerated code behavior to the standard java Double.
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Good job! Though I would have added a unit test to iterate over complete 2^64 set of values and compare the output to Double.parseDouble().
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Please also consider readers with color vision deficiency: no information should ideally be conveyed via color alone.
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How does this compare with Standard Notes [0]? [0] https://standardnotes.org/
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Why they decided to change the keyword rules to use "non-sealed" is beyond me. Surely, there might be other choices? Closed/unclosed? Unsealed?
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Direct link to the paper: [0] https://arxiv.org/abs/2101.07932
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Of course, no amount of OS-level security would help if you have a backdoor (intentional or unintentional) in the hardware [0], [1]. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_Management_Engine [1] https://en.w
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Nothing will change unless vendors are held financially (and/or criminally) responsible.
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What is that piece of space debris floating off?
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I just have to voice an opinion that swagger is not an API documentation tool. It might be a helpful tool, but it does not produce an API specification. An API specification: - must be diff'able with any previous version - must have a
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1. First of all, document the APIs in a controlled fashion (versions, reviews, owner, list of consumers). 2. Allow for free form notes, but with a powerful and relevant search. I don't think such a product exists, and Wiki/Conflu
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me too. 8080A with three power rails!
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Direct link to paper [0]. [0] https://www.aanda.org/articles/aa/full_html/2021/02/aa39650-...
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Title needs (2019). A new book by Jeff Hawkins is coming out [0]. [0] https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1541675819
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