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linschn
4y ago
Your comment is comical, given the state of labor laws in most of Europe. True, those labor laws are under attack, but they still stand, and such layoff would be so costly there that they could hardly happen. 4 months is not generous, it is
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4y ago
For those of you in Paris Thursday next week (October 20), there is a whole day conference on the history of the chip card held at the Bilbliothèque Nationale de France by an association of crypto experts: https://www.arcsi.fr&#
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4y ago
We had a very specific use case, where the input was a known composite, and some properties of the factors were known. Also, while no fast algorithms are known (and may never be depending on if p=np) some are faster than others depending on
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4y ago
A colleague of mine had invented a technique for factoring composite numbers, that he thought would be quite fast. I thought a little about it and saw that it would degenerate into sat solving. I checked taocp and indeed my colleague's
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Never mind, I had a brain fart and misread gand father for father, and the sibling comment provided a link to a study showing that indeed, mustard gas has a measurable effect on spermogenesis and can increase the rate of respiratory disease
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4y ago
How hold are you? Even if he had you in his forties, you would be more than eighty now. I don't know much about epigenetics, but I would be highly surprised if this had anything to do with that.
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4y ago
Same as "smurf", then? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Smurfs
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4y ago
Launch rlwrap sbcl Instead of sbcl directly to get all your line editing niceties. As far as IDE are concerned, Emacs and the slime module are unbeatable, but it may be difficult to ease into them. There are many tutorials online. You won&#
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4y ago
It always bugged me that delivering far away gave more money than delivering close by. So if you have two oil rigs and two refinery, one each on opposite corners of the map, you are better off making the oil cross the whole map than the obv
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4y ago
I use the color of tmux's bar to the same effect.
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Cuba's health statistics are backed by the WHO. They were the first, for instance, to prevent mother-infant AIDS transmission.
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4y ago
In France, diluting your wine will get you the guillotine ;-) The legal drinking age is 16 for low alcohol content beverages (wine, beer, etc) ; 18 for all alcohols and tobacco. At a family gathering or on a special occasion you may get a g
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4y ago
That is not how it works. The author of the transaction decides the transaction fee. If nobody has put a high transactionnfee in their transaction, you can't include it into the block you are mining.
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4y ago
Do not ship to your real address, use a dead box. Your vendor may be an informant, or may become one, while your address is in their file. The rest is mostly good advice. You can add plausible deniability by running tails out of a USB stick
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4y ago
See for example : https://docs.synthetix.io/synopsis Basically you mint only a fraction of your collateral (typically 15%), so even a huge downturn of the price won't leave anybody hanging, and you provide a set of inc
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4y ago
Emacs can reasonably well display html, but when it fails I can open the email in a web browser in two keystrokes.
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4y ago
My email productivity went through the roof when I switched to mu4e (Emacs interface to mu). I can in a few keystroke isolate the handful of emails that actually need my attention in the hundreds I receive every couple of days. Org mode int
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5y ago
Ambulance, firefighters, etc.
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5y ago
France in a NATO member and did not participate in the Irak war. This war has nothing to do with NATO. It just happens to be waged by countries which are also in NATO, but the two are unrelated. And the claim that the Irak war was just (a b
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5y ago
This is what Anarcho-capitalism would look like in practice. The ICIJ is a treasure. They are awesome for breaking stories like these.
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When they will be able to do it in practice, the protocol will change to use a quantum resistant hashing algorithm.
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5y ago
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5y ago
It's close if you count it in francs, and include all services. This article [0] says that France Telecome gave 700 M FRF to the operators, which means that 1,050 M FRF were collected in 1986 alone. [0] https://www.nouvelobs
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The number was 12. It was discontinued in the early 2000 IIRC. You would call, get a human operator and could make complex queries like get the number of somebody you knew the sound of the name (but not the exact way of writing it) in a tow
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This reads like AI generated text. I literally can not understand what you are trying to say.
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Maybe stop funding them, for a start? Congressional oversight used to be a thing. Snowden showed the NSA lied to congress. No heads rolled.
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This is a simplification of Unix history, but is in accordance with the fact that the first eager knon programmer) users of Unix were the people typing patents applications at Bell Labs. See e.g. "unix, a history and a memoir" by
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That's a great example to teach or learn many aspects of minizinc! Great job :)
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Have you heard of WWII?
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Union workers , journalists, security researchers, IT managers, lawyers, and judges and prosecutors are the professions of people I teach the usage and inner working of TOR to. They all have legitimate use cases for it. And nobody has any i
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