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I see these types of jokes everywhere. I cannot understand that hints of corruption are so blatant (i.e. a politician consistently beating the market) yet people keep voting for the same politician. Don't see how that is possible, must
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3y ago
button tutorial without an actual button
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3y ago
Anyone notice that dollars stores sell few products that are actually a dollar.
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3y ago
99 percent of people can easily be pre-screened as not a threat.
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3y ago
I don't really understand forgiveness. Unfortunately many situations are you have 1 chance and if you mess up it there is absolutely no way to reverse the type of relationship that was created. For example if you are wronged as a child
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3y ago
Wonder if any Americans go to Chinese tech companies to steal secrets or if there is just nothing there to steal.
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Yeah what an obvious article. Too bad brokers are all locked down by clientIds / passwords and certificates and if you start acting out of the ordinary you will get banned / blocked. Even 1 packet of a large size can cause being b
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3y ago
If you look at sponsors that might answer your question. Someone is using the software in their product and making money so they would sponsor the developers, probably nothing more to it than that. Think open source can be a way for multipl
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3y ago
when you review a paper, where does your "review" go? Is your review some sort of written document? Why doesn't arXiv have a place for reviews? I.e, if I trust a reviewer and says paper is good I'm likely to go read it.
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3y ago
anyone know of a ebpf tool that can temporary block ips if it starts sending too many syn packets?
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"jumping over the default linux network stack". What are the use cases. What are typical reasons to want to do that, what are benefits and downsides? What are the alternatives.
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I find it mind blowing how at one point I was getting scam texts almost daily because it seems like the easiest criminals to capture. Registering a number will eventually lead to a bank account. They can social engineer the criminal. They
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3y ago
Anyone know of a similar project but written in VueJs?
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Could barely understand this article. Is it just me or can none explain the graphics stack in a sensible way?
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3y ago
Apparently it is a spring boot app. Why are kafka and redis dependencies? Also I see Netty is used but not sure how was the MQTT protocol implemented, which library was used or was implemented in java from scratch? Also why wasn't emq
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3y ago
I get the sense that people increase prices just because everyone else is increasing prices. Even if nothing increased for you since "everything" is increasing might as well increase because now is when you can get away with it.
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3y ago
Looks very inaccurate. When I go there I would have expected to be able to experience the house as James Clerk Maxwell would have, and therefore give me more of a sense of getting to know him by experiencing what he would have experienced o
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3y ago
Wonder how much money the founders walked away with
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3y ago
Anyone know what kind of traffic a 6 dollar a month digital ocean droplet can handle?
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3y ago
I guess Microsoft has that much money where they sink 10 billion into OpenAI and then hire all the staff so that it will so that they will need another 10 billion to destroy OpenAI
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3y ago
Been looking for a speech to text that can work in real time and run locally, anyone know which are the best options available?
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3y ago
what is the disagreement
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3y ago
The device on the edge creates the data but must also label it, right?
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3y ago
The way the code looks is completely different and significantly cleaner and faster to write in Kotlin. Actual performance and final functionality is likely to be same.
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3y ago
Things like this just make me think, if you write code and aren't making money no point in hosting it in US. I.e, just put it on Gitee
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3y ago
I'm surprised how few books there actually are. Each time I see one of these lists I see the same books over and over again. In a single lifetime you can easily read all "good" books. Wonder what books are good but are hardly
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Hilarious that the people that are the problem think they can solve the problems. But that is impossible since they don't realize they are the problem. Education can easily be fixed by giving students vouchers and let them decide wher
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> There is nothing wrong with being motivated by getting credit. Nothing wrong is too strong of a statement. Obvious to me, but wonder why not to others that it would be better if someone was motivated by something else other than credit
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3y ago
amcrest is the best I found. 100 dollars, HD, power over ethernet. built-in http interface to grab videos / stream video. So you I just plugin ethernet cable camera gets an IP, and you can configure it to push videos at some interval t
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where is the data? Also article greatly exaggerate base pay, they confusing it with total compensation, I guess it makes the article more news worthy and clickable the higher the wages are.
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