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"An Atlassian spokesperson contacted by The Reg blamed the loss on the failure of “multiple” storage disks at its cloud storage provider on 28 April." 10 years ago to the month. So as long as everyone plans a vacation for this tim
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Much of the field seems to be fixated on throwing massive compute resources at models with results that can neither be evaluated nor reproduced. "the Recommender Systems research community is facing a crisis where a significant number
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"Please do not spread fear, uncertainty, and doubt about security without precise details." I read the FAQ several times before posting, and it still didn't answer the security question. Elaborating my concerns... You suggest
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> This will expose your local port at localhost:8000 to the public internet at bore.pub:<PORT>, where the port number is assigned randomly. Port numbers are limited to 65535. Isn't this un-scalable and a massive security ris
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5y ago
Or, quit Facebook and avoid needing to use any natural resources at all.
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The MDN docs say this about Crypto.subtle [1]: "Warning: This API provides a number of low-level cryptographic primitives. It's very easy to misuse them, and the pitfalls involved can be very subtle. Even assuming you use the basi
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Open sourcing PEARL – human-in-the-loop AI for land cover mapping
(developmentseed.org)
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Yes. Think of desktop as many thin slices of the cake.
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Got it, diagrams are part of your product, rather than for system design.
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Take a look at Structurizr - https://structurizr.com/ The guy that makes it is super helpful on twitter as well. Ah, I've just realised, the article above pointed to a quote by Simon Brown - he is the Structurizr guy :
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5y ago
¡Sí, que cabrón!
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Please, put an id on the HTML element, and a CSS rule targeting that id, rather than use !important. !important really was a mistake and should only be used to counteract other uses of !important you don't have control over.
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> important was added for one reason only: laws in the US that require certain text to be in a given font-size. !important stops the cascade from changing it. But it doesn't. !important begets more !importants. Nice to hear the reas
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I'm trying out Upstash for this - https://upstash.com/
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Show HN: Shuz – Easy close-quarters messaging, with help from QR codes
(shuz.vercel.app)
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Data transfer with animated QR codes (2019?)
(divan.dev)
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Are there any tutorials you could recommend please?
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Fantastic, this is all really useful info. Thanks very much.
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Perhaps this is something that could be fixed with a tooling, rather than language change? E.g. Syntax highlight a different a colour if it's the first use of a variable.
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Jose Storopoli (@storopoli): "I've made amazing friendships here, co-authored a free open access and open source Julia Data Science book with Rik Huijzer and Lazaro Alonso." I just read this book. Every page was like, 'w
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Me too bud. Glad you found a good place to work.
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It might be easier if we stopped considering twitter and instagram as suitable places to publish nuanced, serious stuff that was liable to misinterpretation and misrepresentation
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Good points, and good to see there's some data behind that as well. That's how it's seemed to me in my areas. I'm not sure to what degree it applies for things like psychology - prob never as extreme as my original examp
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The UK is no longer in the EU and the new visa requirements have kicked in :-( https://www.gulbenkian.co.uk/can-eu-citizens-work-in-the-uk-...
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Not that simple, and that was something missed in the original article - not all citations are equal. You have to know the context of each. Like, it could've been 1 positive citation, and 349 calling it bullshit... or vice versa.
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I'm gonna go out on a limb and say you don't get into cryptocurrency work to make the world a better place. Or rather, those that do should not be trusted around secure code. /snark
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A guy did it with trucks for Sentinel-2 data. https://www.esa.int/Applications/Observing_the_Earth/Monitor...
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Since getting into F# as a hobbyist, it's put me off doing C# professionally. Makes doing C# for typical business dev seem like walking through treacle. There can be a lot to learn, which is a mix of functional programming stuff (recur
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CZI is an LLC funded by 99% of the Zuckerbergs' FB shares[1]. Isn't the domain transfer effectively just an admin exercise? [1] https://www.reuters.com/article/us-markzuckerberg-baby-idUSK...
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Laki
(en.wikipedia.org)
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