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k2enemy
9y ago
I'm in the same boat as you. I tried Darktable, Capture One, On1, AfterShot Pro, etc. None of them were close to Lightroom. Then, with low expectations I tried Exposure X3 ( https://www.alienskin.com/exposure/ )
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There is another danger related to your second point. If you can't completely control for the risk of a patient, then you create an incentive for doctors to turn away high risk patients. This effect has been observed in real life: h
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It looks like they specifically label CVEs that require local access as such. Does anyone know if "via unspecified vector" means network access?
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Setec Astronomy
(slate.com)
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Thanks for linking to this! Do you know of a way to get a list of installed packages then? "nix-env -q" lists the meta-package but not the packages installed within. Also, when you update packages, does the update propagate to
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Can you elaborate a bit on how Nix helps you set up your user space? Do you install software with "nix-env -i package" or do you have a declarative way of doing it? If you use nix-env, how is that better than "brew
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I'm a big fan of Nix, but I really with there was a declarative way to define a user's environment similar to what NixOS has with /etc/nixos/configuration.nix. It seems a little strange to me to have a functional pa
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NixCon 2017
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Home-manager: a basic system for managing a user environment using Nix
(github.com)
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SEC Discloses Edgar Corporate Filing System Was Hacked in 2016
(wsj.com)
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I highly recommend nerdkits ( http://www.nerdkits.com ) for someone in your shoes. You basically build an Arduino and it explains each part along the way. The included PDF is worth the price alone.
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Economics of Artificial Intelligence
(papers.nber.org)
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Does Focus have a "HTTPS everywhere" feature? I didn't see mention of it on the site, so I'm guessing not. That is one thing that I'm sorely missing on iOS. Edit: It seems not: https://github.com/m
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Towards a Political Theory of the Firm
(aeaweb.org)
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El Farol Bar problem
(en.wikipedia.org)
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If the strategy of avoiding long lines captures your interest, you'll probably enjoy the El Farol Bar problem ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/El_Farol_Bar_problem ) and more general minority games.
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I'm in the process of switching from vimwiki to the built in Notes.app. The big change is switching from links for organization to folders. In vimwiki, I did a lot of scripting to manage/edit plaintext notes. Notes.app on the des
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If you like mutt, it is worth checking out neomutt ( https://www.neomutt.org ). It is mutt with some of the popular patches already compiled in.
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I'm in the same boat. I've tried dozens and my leading contenders are... 1) vimwiki configured to use .gpg extensions, then use the gnupg vim plugin. Great wiki syntax, easy links, transparent encryption, optional markdown forma
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New version of AlphaGo self-trained and much more efficient
(usgo.org)
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I wonder how much of the issue is an admissions problem and not a curricular problem. By virtue of HBS "being the best" they are going to select people that will do what it takes to get into "the best". This trait will
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I'm curious, what are the others at the top of your list? IPFS?
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I bought one star. I've been following the project for a few years and still have mixed feelings about it. The idea is awesome and the tech seems really interesting, but I always hit a roadblock with the intentionally opaque naming o
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I disagree with the very first point. Monopolies are not illegal in the United States. Monopolization is illegal, but the legal definition of monopolization is not "being a monopoly." If it were illegal to be a monopoly, no firm
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I'll try this again. Section II makes "monopolization" illegal, which is different than being a monopoly. From the DOJ: Monopolization requires (1) monopoly power and (2) the willful acquisition or maintenance of that power
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I think you are mis-interpreting the Sherman Act. Monopolies are not illegal -- from further down in the article you linked to: The act is not meant to punish businesses that come to dominate their market passively or on their own merit,
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TRAPPIST-1
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Every few years it seems like I do a complete survey of all the personal wiki solutions out there. TiddlyWiki always comes in a close second to vimwiki for my use. Tiddly is an impressive system and kudos to the developers. I think my ide
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Searching for Playtronics
(slate.com)
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Is Edward Snowden a Spy? A New Book Calls Him One
(nytimes.com)
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