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by kichik 7y ago
Without paywall: http://web.archive.org/web/20200328132638/https://www.latime...
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by kichik 7y ago
They don't need to crack TLS to get your location. And on top of that, they can sell SNI information.
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by kichik 7y ago
I don't have the right experience to give you a definite answer on this. All I can say is that my doctor had me reduce my dosage, which was 5K IU daily, because my levels were starting to get too high. So it's easy for me to see h
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by kichik 7y ago
Please don't start randomly taking big amounts of vitamin D because of articles like this. It's one of the only supplements that actually gets absorbed by your body. Consult your doctor and get regular check-ups on your vitamin D
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by kichik 7y ago
This is a very serious issue, but I just have to ask anyway... Will the masks have RGB?
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by kichik 7y ago
Then maybe they can help them setup a way to license the 3D model so hospitals can print it themselves, but still pay. Whatever the price components are, clearly some innovation is needed here if there are not enough of these in hospitals.
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by kichik 7y ago
They should hire them instead. Maybe together they can cut production costs so this life saving equipment doesn't have to be sold for $11,000.
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by kichik 7y ago
Maybe if enough people complain, GitHub will take down this misinformation website that goes against every medical professional recommendation. https://github.com/contact/report-abuse?report=larrysalibra+...
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by kichik 7y ago
Title makes it seem like a website saying fasting helps you fight off CoVID-19. But at least the text content doesn't say anything like that (there are videos I haven't watched). This is about what to do if you're already pra
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by kichik 7y ago
One possibility is that AMD sales were really low until they came out with Threadripper. Security researchers just didn't put the time into a CPU that's not very common. There are similar AMD vulnerabilities coming out now: https
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by kichik 7y ago
So what happens if you lose a trusted device? Or maybe it crashes, or the user signed-in with incognito originally, or anything like that? What's the recovery mechanism?
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by kichik 7y ago
How can you add new trusted device? Isn't it just sending SMS OTP again?
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by kichik 7y ago
Nothing quite like a grandiose title to make you immediately question each and every word in an article.
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by kichik 7y ago
Won't you just get similar cost in the form of bureaucracy?
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by kichik 7y ago
I was thinking the same so I checked and they removed the duplication: https://github.com/php/php-src/commit/3d9c02364db62a6d8e2794... They also fixed the whitespace handling that let something like "Ran
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by kichik 7y ago
Other countries have rules about political advertisement especially before elections. Those include budget limits, content, attribution, locations, and more. It's weird to think the rules are so lax here.
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by kichik 7y ago
Why not just timestamp it with RFC 3161 timestamp server? BitCoin sounds like a bit of an overkill here.
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by kichik 7y ago
I think Slack has an extra step where it sends some token from the browser that opened the link to the Slack app. This way just opening the link is not enough. Links can be opened by the controller of the email even if they didn't make
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by kichik 7y ago
Didn't they have a very long war in the 80s?
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by kichik 7y ago
Installed a simple keyboard shelf [1] under my desk so my full size keyboard and mouse are my elbow's height. It only took 4 screws and was a huge improvement to my desk's ergonomics. [1] https://smile.amazon.com/g
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by kichik 7y ago
The author is a strategic partner with Cottonwood Venture Partners. All of their portfolio companies seem to have something to do with oil or gas. Hardly impartial.
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by kichik 7y ago
Would have been cool if it gave the actual type of the company as a result. Like if someone from Toys R Us visits your page, you could give them a retail use case front and center. Is that planned?
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by kichik 7y ago
That's a very good profit even when accounting for interest (~$144k), taxes (~$29k) and maintenance (not sure, maybe $10k a year?). Definitely better than 2.5x your $50k with an index fund tied to S&P 500.
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by kichik 7y ago
Oh it's actually worse than that. The original said: > the behavior Some user named Tim changed it to "their". Full history @ https://meta.stackexchange.com/posts/334248/revisions Why would they
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by kichik 7y ago
They listened and changed it to > that behavior
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by kichik 7y ago
If you're interested in stream processing, check out FASTDATA.io PlasmaENGINE. We do both stream and batch processing with Apache Spark on the GPU. https://fastdata.io/plasma-engine/ * It's not open-source an
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by kichik 7y ago
I believe this was for the updated version with the explanation. I personally found it useful because it told me there is an update and I can read more about it.
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by kichik 7y ago
This is why regular expressions get a bad reputation.
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by kichik 7y ago
Code orange. Level 3 warning. The world is ending in 2 hours. Please: > check existing articles for typographical errors, errors of fact and style issues
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by kichik 8y ago
Totally agree. And the clearest sign of that is that the author is the one who cursed first.

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