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kadoban
2y ago
The problem, in general with hashing IP addresses (especially ipv4) is that there's not that many of them. If I tell you the value is either 1 or 2, but I hashed it with sha256 to make it secure, that's bullshit, right? You can ju
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2y ago
If what they're doing is using a secure salt and then throwing the salt away once a day that _might_ be doing something.
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2y ago
Costco hotdogs have been underpriced for decades. It's an intentional choice, a loss leader. It raising would be mostly meaningless. But no, last I looked a week ago or so it was still the same price.
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2y ago
Dvorak is much more comfortable than qwerty, in my opinion. I never actually cared about speed, it just feels better.
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2y ago
> In no uncertain terms, your obtuse dismissal of history that most of us here literally witnessed with our own eyes is appalling. And yet your links do not contain the word "booster" anywhere in the text (in the npr one the wo
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2y ago
> Anthony Fauci, the entire CDC, and even the White House presented that as an initial timeline. When "the lockdowns" started that was the official position. After they were in place it quickly slipped to three weeks, then we d
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2y ago
Are we describing interviews here, or the process of software engineering in practice? It could be either imo. Those clarifying questions and some of the thinking through consequences are the only really topical part of SE interviews, the r
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2y ago
Doesn't appear to be what's happening here though, or in Linux in general.
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2y ago
Yes, I did.
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2y ago
Toxic people do hurt communities though, especially volunteer communities. If you let people be their worst selves, you'll lose a bunch of people who don't want to deal with that. I wouldn't think that'd be a hard sell h
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2y ago
What would you propose as punishments for CoC violations like these?
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2y ago
Mostly it's a cost/ease thing. For the device to work correctly with no OS, the hardware inside has to be powerful enough to run all of the logic itself and it has to be coded up to do that. If you wait until the OS is up, the dev
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2y ago
Doubtful, but possible. But, there's no way that will be finished before the new administration.
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2y ago
It's a direct consequence of the format of a proof. They're finite-length sequences of a finite alphabet of symbols, so of course they're enumerable (the same algorithm you use to count works to enumerate them). If you want a
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2y ago
What is an "expert system" to you? In AI they're just series of if-then statements to encode certain rules. What non-trivial part of an LLM reaching out to a chess AI does that describe?
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2y ago
Garage doors are not high security devices. Hackers on the internet are the least of your concerns. If someone is going to break in, it's the idiot down the street with a crowbar, not a nerd 3 states away.
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2y ago
Isn't that just parts of the cpu and at the OS level though? I don't think that happens for thermal reasons, more for "welp, nothing worth doing" reasons. Maybe I'm wrong, looking back at what I said I'm having
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2y ago
Fischer removes a lot of thought for the player around "oh I know what I want to play, but I better think more or the time is wasted" kind of thinking that some other systems have. It does add "oh I can play this forcing move
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2y ago
I've played a lot of go and never heard of delay timing like you describe. Sounds interesting, but as a player I think I'd prefer Fischer just so I don't have to think about the time so much (in delay if I play too quickly I
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2y ago
As I understand it, hot CPUs are less efficient CPUs. Could have an effect on temperature. Unless the work to be done is unlimited, all else being equal, hopefully a well functioning system puts out less heat to do X amount of work than a p
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2y ago
> The issue is that AFAIK it does not reduce the clock rate; it runs at the normal full clock rate, then when it detects the temperature went over the limit, it pauses the CPU for a while to let it cool down. I'm 99% confident that
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2y ago
Do server fans even throttle? All of the few I've seen are just on 100% always.
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2y ago
You could probably test that theory. Just compare heart transplants against similarly invasive surgeries and see if the same effects exist.
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That was my followup question, are the memories accurate (even as much as normal memories are), or are they nonsense? Or even better, it'd be fun if they're not completely nonsense, but corrupted in some understandable way (like p
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2y ago
> I remember reading somewhere that heart transplant recipients have random memory flashes that are not their memories, and sometimes they develop new personality traits. Wild. Doesn't necessarily surprise me too much that the body
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2y ago
The next parts I vaguely remember: swim _very_ slow past an octopus arms (there's a hint but it's not necessarily clear that you have to be barely moving at all), hit key crystals and then the corresponding ~door crystals, and pus
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2y ago
What rice meals are you cooking that take less than 40 minutes anyway? Just start the rice first, before prep, and you should be fine. I just have a cheap rice cooker though. I couldn't find a fancy one that avoids teflon (or other sim
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2y ago
Isn't that common with changes the optimizer does? What else is the point of it?
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2y ago
In short: yes, there are, but it's difficult. There's logistical issues, like: restaurants are busy and usually can't spare somebody to go find somebody to take excess, having excess is unpredictable so setting up a system is
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2y ago
Dignity is only available if they are forced by starvation to be at some place they don't want to be (evidenced by them not just going there in the first place)? Doesn't sound like dignity.
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