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by maaaats 12y ago
You forget one case: Here, the server will never know the content of the encrypted data.
842.
by maaaats 12y ago
Were you the host or the client in this download?
843.
by maaaats 12y ago
Why didn't you ask that question, then? A general concept with many uses is useful for many, and would have stayed.
844.
by maaaats 12y ago
It is highly upvoted because many people have found it useful. Contrary to your question, it's a question with many uses. > That's not covered many other places? (...) > There's probably 100x more C# information than e
845.
by maaaats 12y ago
Some of these questions lack context. For instance the one about neural networks looks fine now, but you should have seen how the asker behaved..
846.
by maaaats 12y ago
Well, I've had issues with pg_dump's standard format. It can't be directly used to restore a db, one must manually set it to dump a .bak or something else.
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by maaaats 12y ago
> Sponsored by Google Right next to your citation.
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by maaaats 12y ago
It's hard to make $200/hour for 8 hours a day. You will have overhead eating much of that away. Like time not spent working directly for a client, or lease for renting your office. So one can't compare those hourly prices to
849.
by maaaats 12y ago
One part of this I've never understood: I'm often told that I shouldn't buy or enjoy helium balloons, as it's a waste of important helium. But such a balloon costs almost nothing, if helium is so scarce and so important,
850.
by maaaats 12y ago
Same here. This would also allow one to "delete" the user by changing the username to something non-identifying.
851.
by maaaats 12y ago
Honestly, this adds nothing new to the discussion. "Everywhere" with no data to back it up.
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by maaaats 12y ago
I could never get used to the weird placement of the fn button, to the far left of the keyboard. Many other laptops also have this, it's a dealbreaker for me. All shortcuts I know fall out, and even with long use I can't really ge
853.
by maaaats 12y ago
> The last 4 Windows based machine I owned crashed when I close/move/sleep/awoke it/plugged in another display What century was this? I could understand one model having these issues, but 4? I think you embellish.
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Sony wants to sell you an overpriced memory card 'for premium sound'(theverge.com)
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by maaaats 12y ago
It's from a comment [1] to a discussion yesterday. So many probably already know the context of this. [1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9065375
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by maaaats 12y ago
> This is ugly and pollutes your history graph across branches. After all, a merge should only occur to merge a finalized branch in. >> This sounds like a completely arbitrary rule to me. I just don't get why people try so
857.
by maaaats 12y ago
Sorry, meant my key, the one I use to connect with and have added the public part of to numerous servers.
858.
by maaaats 12y ago
What about "personal" private keys? I find it a hassle to add new keys for every device to each host I ssh into, so I usually just end up copying them from device to device..
859.
by maaaats 12y ago
Plea bargains is such an odd and dangerous concept. It can be misused heavily. "This petty crime has a max sentence of 10 years, if you confess we will give you 2" may trick even innocent people into confessing.
860.
by maaaats 12y ago
> a decent read that touches on a lot of good points. Too bad the title is really off-putting. Sounds like any clickbait website, not a good journalistic piece.
861.
by maaaats 12y ago
> As dislikable as the tweet's content is Did you read the article? By thinking for a few seconds, the point of the tweet is obviously not racist. Not a smart tweet, in retrospect, but. Here's her explanation from the article
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by maaaats 12y ago
I thought the same. Publishing small JS libs is easy, just drop a Bower file and register it. For maven I need to build it, sign it, get access to a central repo (can take days) and then finally upload it. Of course, this means that the qua
863.
by maaaats 12y ago
For a quadcopter you need very fine control of the rotors, making a combustion engine hard to use. So then you will need to do combustion -> dynamo -> electricity -> electric motor. A helicopter is controlled in a completely differ
864.
by maaaats 12y ago
Thanks for your contribution to the discussion.
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by maaaats 12y ago
> A lot of people seem to be saying you must complete an engineering degree to call yourself an engineer In many countries, it's a protected title. So yes, then you will need to have an engineering degree.
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by maaaats 12y ago
But if the master/upstream is changed, the feature branch must be updated again (manually).
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by maaaats 12y ago
And if something break down while there, it is no way to get support.
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by maaaats 12y ago
There already is, actually. I read the paper a while back. Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eWxFI3NHtT8 Paper: http://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=2598248
869.
by maaaats 12y ago
We use Socialcast where I work. Works pretty well. Lots of channels for various stuff and interests. For instance technologies and sports.
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by maaaats 12y ago
But what is "AI"? Once something in AI gains traction, it quickly becomes part of the standard computer-science-toolkit. For instance, programmatically tuning some variables can be considered a standard task, either with some brut

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