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by lixtra 6y ago
But why not minus infinity? As the same argument holds by approaching from -1, -1/n.
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by lixtra 6y ago
There is a scrpt that used to work using Xvfb and mozilla: https://linuxwiki.de/BildschirmFoto
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by lixtra 6y ago
> The amount of nuance that you refuse to integrate with your worldview is staggering. I'm shocked to see people write comments like this on Hacker News of all places. HN asks you to assume a favorable interpretation of the comments
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by lixtra 6y ago
It applies Cunningham's Law to find sjv‘s project above.
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by lixtra 6y ago
The caltech voting project has a nice collection if papers about electronic voting: http://www.vote.caltech.edu/
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by lixtra 6y ago
Since it uses google [1] without api key, it won’t scale. Google will quickly block you with a captcha after a burst of requests. [1] https://github.com/alias-rahil/lyrics-finder/blob/master/src...
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by lixtra 6y ago
Your newly created local branch might be gone as well.
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by lixtra 6y ago
> # Remove all local branches for which there is no remote The merged branches part is missing.
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by lixtra 6y ago
While you may not get it censored, you can still fight it: You can write replies. Or you can approach your peers that seem to believe false information and try to enlighten them.
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by lixtra 6y ago
I would be interested why this comment gets downvoted. Because of language? hating “anti-maskers” ? Because it assumes that there’s still something to discuss about covid?
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by lixtra 6y ago
> But it is impossible to tell, from the materials currently available, what these local agents for the KGB actually did, if anything. We know of a similar structure - the stasi [1]. So just because there was more time in Latvia to destr
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by lixtra 6y ago
Or people not going to the hospital in time because they are afraid of covid.
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by lixtra 6y ago
Cache their content on different continents and live with only eventual consistency. But as long as there is no competition, why should they complicate things.
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by lixtra 6y ago
Some environments don’t allow copy and paste. For example blackberry work (depending on configuration) on a private phone.
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by lixtra 6y ago
You’re unfortunately getting downvoted because you did not elaborate: Iran [1], Saudi Arabia [2], ... [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basic_income_around_the_worl... [2] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/w
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by lixtra 6y ago
You can pick a for pay platform that has a customer service that helps you to resolve such issues quickly.
347.
by lixtra 6y ago
It would be more efficient if you added the actual link https://www.lesswrong.com/s/kNANcHLNtJt5qeuSS ?
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by lixtra 6y ago
Have a look at airflow. However, so far I didn’t switch from rundeck & make.
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by lixtra 6y ago
> very strong union sector Why is this not free market? Employees are part of the market as well. At some point you may argue that the unions form a cartel maybe. But that is another sign of a free (from state) market
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by lixtra 6y ago
If you have the money, give it to mechanical turk. If you have interesting content, use it as a captcha.
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by lixtra 6y ago
The fact that python changed that behavior in the past (i.e. range) shows that writing correct programs usually works in practice.
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by lixtra 6y ago
Download managers that speed up downloads use this feature. I.e. they use 2 threads, 1 download from the beginning and the other continueing from the middle of the file. This fools single connection throttling measures.
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by lixtra 6y ago
That bank transfer won’t happen for free. Both sides will have to go through KYC procedures and it will take plenty of time if one of the parties is new.
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by lixtra 6y ago
If Letsencrypt was the only CA left I would call it a big failure. Without a choice there cannot be trust.
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by lixtra 6y ago
It comes with the qualifier. > for the purpose of uniquely identifying a natural person So making a poll in your company to identify how many are in a trade union is not illegal by that article while building a database that contains the
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by lixtra 6y ago
The password should have been shown after a POST request, not to a simple GET request. Put a button “click her to see password, you got one chance” to trigger the POST.
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by lixtra 6y ago
The Twitter link you provide does not claim that wikileaks spread false information. In fact following the huffpost link it appears as if wikileaks pointed to private (and not of public interest) information published by a third party: >
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by lixtra 6y ago
Well, intent matters. She wanted humans in space, he wanted them in heaven (early in his career).
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by lixtra 6y ago
How many people work in the homeopathy industry? You can create that kind of group think were many do believe in what they are doing.
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by lixtra 6y ago
It’s MIT License. You’re free to fork.

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