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by kuu 5y ago
Related: https://xkcd.com/1189/
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Microsoft Counterfit: automation layer for assessing the security of ML systems(github.com)
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by kuu 5y ago
I see. That's not clear to me when reading the FAQ. Anyway 5$ for not knowing to what I'm joining is a bit strange.
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by kuu 5y ago
This seems pretty dark to me: - I cannot see the community before joining - I have to pay a price that varies based in some complex formula
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by kuu 5y ago
So basically what I said: > And of course, don't pretend to put limits at 10 when they weren't earlier on.
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by kuu 5y ago
When I talked about limits I was not referring to a hard limit with a clock and amount of hours they can spend. Maybe it could be just as simple as teaching importance of things ("you can play videogames once you finish your homework&q
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by kuu 5y ago
> You are also less likely to deal with someone raging while building legos, while having to deal with loud swearing teenage gamer is quite common. (Yes, in involved families, the issue is typically eventually solved. ) And is the issue
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by kuu 5y ago
> It is not like you could allow your kids to have unlimited amount of playing any game they ask for. You can apply this to any kind of recreational activity, it doesn't matter if it's videogames or soccer or reading books at n
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by kuu 5y ago
Interesting. It's a pity that shipment costs to my country multiply the price by 5 :\
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by kuu 5y ago
I think this is a bit biased, their age might be the same, but the adoption rate is not - Python became much more popular in last years with DataScience boom, while Java was already popular before
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by kuu 5y ago
Can you share that research? Seems interesting
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by kuu 5y ago
TL/DR: "As an attacker, it is possible to learn the phone numbers and email addresses of AirDrop users – even as a complete stranger. All they require is a Wi-Fi-capable device and physical proximity to a target that initiates
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by kuu 5y ago
> I find one thing that I struggle with making anything when I see so many people I like doing seemingly amazing things, and I try and figure why I haven’t done amazing things. This also happens to me. In other comment I read it may be r
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by kuu 5y ago
Housing situation in Germany is so fucked Housing situation in London is so fucked Housing situation in Spain is so fucked Housing situation in Canada is so fucked .... I'm not an expert, but I see a pattern there...
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by kuu 5y ago
40k visits and only 1 donation. Not that I complain or that I think he deserves more or less, just interesting to see the ratio.
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by kuu 6y ago
Spain and its empty 3.5M houses send you regards. https://www.thelocal.es/20140225/spain-worst-in-europe-for-e...
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by kuu 6y ago
Can you explain a bit more what are those cloze flash cards? Do you try to memorize the whole book?
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by kuu 6y ago
Many of the tweets of the website right now are meta-tweets referring to HN, the website or similar.
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by kuu 6y ago
Mandatory: https://xkcd.com/927/
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by kuu 6y ago
Then we need to reform the law to impose bigger fines or other tools that dissuade FB not notifying the users
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by kuu 6y ago
Yeah, I listen to some podcasts but it's true that is a bit hard to find the ones you'll like
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by kuu 6y ago
For me it's been a struggle to read for the last couple of years. It's something that I used to do when I commuted by train to my old office, I read like a book per month. But after I changed to new place where I have to go by car
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by kuu 6y ago
Yeah, that's the reason there is an `/s` in the comment, it was an ironic joke ;)
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by kuu 6y ago
> "because you're never gonna be a doctor from online documentation and YouTube videos" You're not gonna become a legal doctor, but I assure you that online you have many many information and videos that teach you the
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by kuu 6y ago
Just a "fun fact" of "Casa de Papel": it was a national series from Atresmedia and later it was bought by Netflix who reedited and redistributed it, making it much more popular
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by kuu 6y ago
Likes are more important than the fact of sharing your experience, therefore tricks are used
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by kuu 6y ago
> We could be living in a world where the App Store never existed, where everyone could install the software of their choice on the devices they own Are you talking about the PC? Because that sounds a lot like the PC to me :)
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by kuu 6y ago
Well, I try my best to avoid bugs and be as precise as I can. But hey, I'm only human ;)
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by kuu 6y ago
And recursion :)
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by kuu 6y ago
I did not mention that mathematics did not teach me that, but programming pushed that to a limit that maths didn't - probably because I do not spend 8h a day, every working day doing maths :)

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