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by lrossi 6y ago
> Honda Motor Co. HMC -0.45%▲ plans to roll out a sedan in Japan in coming months that will allow the driver to fully cede control of the car in heavy traffic or on highways. In heavy traffic at low speeds, I understand. But am I odd in
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by lrossi 6y ago
The advantage of running apps in docker is that you avoid the risk of breaking your system by adding 3rd party package repos or even worse, curl | sudo bash. Cleanup/uninstall is very simple as well. However, I don’t agree with using i
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On top of that, the graphs are only barely similar, and I would not call them the same. There is a clear difference in magnitude.
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> instead showed that both experts and novices underestimate and overestimate their skills with the same frequency. “It’s just that experts do that over a narrower range,” he wrote to me. This makes sense, in the narrow definition they u
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by lrossi 6y ago
> no race conditions as a new window is created to display images That is NOT drawing images on terminals. It’s just embedding an image viewer into the terminal window. This will not work over SSH.
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by lrossi 6y ago
Can confirm that visiting http://127.1 on ipad indeed works and redirects to http://127.0.0.1 . This is very surprising and, at least for me, humbling. I think I will quote this article any time I see someone using re
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by lrossi 6y ago
It’s expensive only due to lack of scale. Also, the advantage of having it available 6-12 months ahead of the official one may be worth the cost to those at risk.
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by lrossi 6y ago
Is the immune response as strong as in individuals receiving one of the approved vaccines? From what I’ve read about the mRNA one, what stood out was the fine tuning they applied to the sequence so that the effect is much stronger than what
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by lrossi 6y ago
A rant can be useful. The article is just misleading clickbait. Not sure how it got upvoted here.
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What’s the point of ranting on your blog about a free and open source app that is quite new as well? At least raise a bug if you’re not willing to put in any effort to help. It’s people like this that make it so hard to stay motivated to do
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by lrossi 6y ago
I found their quiz very easy except for a couple of questions, which I think I answered correctly anyways. I got the same message. You have probably hit the max score as well.
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by lrossi 6y ago
I think they mislabeled parts A and B of figure 2. The explanation from the text sounds like the opposite of what the figure is showing. Interesting conclusion nonetheless.
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Here is a direct link: https://sw46.github.io/pip-book/12.pdf
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by lrossi 6y ago
I’ve used this font in all diagrams of my book. Together with svg shape filtering, it achieved a great handwriting look. You can find sample chapters here if curious: https://sw46.github.io/pip-book
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by lrossi 6y ago
> commenters in the southern city of Guangzhou are paid $25 for an original post of longer than 400 characters. Flagging a negative comment for deletion earns them 40 cents. Reposts are worth one cent apiece. Wondering if they’re active
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by lrossi 6y ago
Might make more sense to visit directly the original report: https://www.latimes.com/projects/toxic-chemicals-planes-covi...
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by lrossi 6y ago
I agree. If you look closely, you can see certain patterns repeating, they’re just not English letters. But it definitely looks like natural language, and not random binary dump.
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There is an ad at the top of the page that blocks scrolling. I expected better from IEEE.
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On top of what others have said, when programming we also deal a lot with changing requirements. Code that used to do one thing, now needs to do something slightly different. Keeping track of everything and making sure that names remain acc
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by lrossi 6y ago
It’s a matter of supply and demand. Most of the cloud customers are using it to serve data more than receiving data. Meanwhile, the cloud providers are connected to the Internet via mostly symmetrical links. This means that they are underut
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Since so little time has passed since the last issue, I am wondering if it could be the same cause. Maybe they didn’t fix it properly the first time.
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by lrossi 6y ago
Scary! I hope I’m not going to get any email notification until they bring it back up.
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by lrossi 6y ago
Nice! He shows the trial data starting around 4:00. Also interesting at 7:50, where he talks about people with recurrent infections. They have seen only 1 in the whole trial. The results are probably even slightly better, since a few people
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by lrossi 6y ago
This reminds me of the “Swiss made” digital pregnancy test, which is just a regular pregnancy test with a sensor that determines if one line or two lines show up. https://twitter.com/Foone/status/130170740102482739
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by lrossi 6y ago
I remember an episode from a TV show with a Canadian cop doing this manually based on a recording. This memory from my childhood stuck with me, since I have seen an interview with the actor saying that was one of the most ridiculous scripts
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by lrossi 6y ago
Thank you for this service. Although I have not used it, I have used something similar in the past. They really help with reducing spam.
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I’ve made one for myself as well, built as a Chrome extension loaded locally. This way no domain is needed and I did not have to worry about security. It worked well for a while when I was multitasking a lot. My manager was very happy with
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Looking forward to it!
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Disappointed to see that you spent 25% of article space to describe in detail all the ways in which computer hardware got faster, then you promised to show how your project is taking advantage of this, but you are not showing any performanc
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One thing that I don’t understand is what happens to the cells in which the mRNA enters. Do they die? Do they go haywire? How are the spike proteins getting out of them? And if the cells die, how many of them are going to be affected by one

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