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jessekv
3y ago
Some years ago I visited an establishment in the jungles of Central America that looked exactly like Jackson's Bar.
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My clock is only able to match four decimals... 15:00 :(
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What surprised me the most is that the public directory of all students and staff really is completely public. Anyone on the internet can use it to get names and emails of students.
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I really like Go, but I mostly agree with this assessment. Perhaps the one place where Go has a slight edge on Rust is portability. Go binaries (especially those compiled without cgo) are even easier to distribute- you don't need to wo
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3y ago
Sounds useful, how did you set it up?
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Plenty of men are also nurturing by nature. I am not, unfortunately. It is a trait I am working to cultivate in myself in order to perform my leadership roles more effectively.
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Could it be because the lack of representation in leadership roles is self-perpetuating?
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Countries stock up on masks to prepare for future pandemics. What can/do they stock up on to prepare for extended heat waves? Ground water reserves? Generators and fuel? Underground shelters?
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I haven't seen marketing related to audio fingerprinting protection. Maybe Hanlon's applies here. As for your point about the pattern of vulnerabilities: I'd attribute this to being closed source. They keep shipping security
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Lately the Netherlands is revising tax laws that are disproportionately advantageous to those with higher incomes. Tax breaks for well-paid foreigners are difficult to justify in this political climate, and have been reduced substantially
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In the EU, the EU owns the platform and makes the rules (controls and regulates markets). The question is: which platform needs the other more?
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3y ago
alternatively, python files can be interpreted as music https://github.com/vdwees/tone_trace
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https://xkcd.com/356/
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3y ago
pandas feels clunky when coming from python too
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I read their comment differently than you did. I think the point they are making about exchange rates goes like this: The dollar amount in CAD was normally higher than the equivalent in USD. For example, next to the bar code on the back of
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"What was your first dog's name?" "Oh, something random." "Ah yes, correct, welcome back."
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Stop-as-yield for bikes is the actual law in 8 states including Washington and Oregon. This raises the question, should the car drive differently in those states? https://www.nhtsa.gov/sites/nhtsa.gov/files/20
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"Hermit Association" Jokes within jokes :)
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3y ago
https://xkcd.com/1020/
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3y ago
Even good lawyers will work pro bono sometimes. Most likely at a much higher (real) marginal cost than a salaried software dev.
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3y ago
+1 kabocha rules in pie
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That's not enough, planes should have twin booms. P-38 got it right.
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3y ago
This sounds exactly like a prisoner's dilema scenario.
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3y ago
This is true specifically for Pandas DataFrames. Numpy arrays are themselves just wrappers around c arrays, which are contiguous chunks of memory. Polars supports operations on files larger than memory.
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3y ago
Another way could be host it on a Tailscale network, then it can only be accessed by your own devices.
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3y ago
No different than clicking on the links, right? (Admittedly I typically browse with JS disabled...)
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But I sometimes use Hacker News from remote machines, and it would be a pain to configure all of them with custom extensions!
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My view is that painting is the purest form of photography. Photography with all its perceived technological requirements is wrongly treated as a separate art, one that is more scientific and therefore more objective. These fallacies are wh
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AI can and does. Modern phones already ship plenty of AI- driven automatic adjustments. Not always for the better, of course. To me, what makes a photo or painting "good" is the story it tells and the emotional connections it make
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Not that surprising. 13 billion videos is a lot cheaper to host when everyone is only looking at 10 in a loop.
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