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maze-le
9y ago
It seems to be quite fast, but not exceptionally. Lets do a quick calculation, and neglect all aspects of proper stellar kinematics -- Our sun has traveled quite some distance itself during the 70000 years, I don't properly described t
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maze-le
9y ago
Me neither, but I always had the idea, that it is impossible to think about events, at a velocity of c, since it is impossible to properly think about 2 events, that are infinitely separated in time. The Lorenz-Factor(γ) for a velovity appr
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maze-le
9y ago
This is hilarious, from 'Riemann manifold' to 'Grindcore': 196 paths with 5 degrees. [0]: https://www.sixdegreesofwikipedia.com/?source=Riemann%20mani...
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maze-le
9y ago
Yeah well, I kind of know what you are aiming at. I am not a teacher or pedagogue so I might aim to high with this. I don't mean to establish an AI class or an in depth coverage of these concepts, but some fundamentals on this topic, m
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maze-le
9y ago
Hey, why would you want to think for yourself, when you have a computer do it for you? A lot of people unfamiliar with Machine Learning are already showing these tendencies. I am by no means an expert in the field, only a interested amateur
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maze-le
9y ago
Lets assume you are a geologist 100000 years from now. When you look at a drilling core you most certainly will be able to identify a strata, that is enriched with radionuclides (or fission products of radionuclides), that cannot be found d
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maze-le
9y ago
Yes, with unique passwords for each services, you narrow the attack surface to compromise other accounts. But you still have to trust the operator to store and process this one - unique - password on this one service/website. It does n
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maze-le
9y ago
If you don't trust troy hunt / haveibeenpwned.com you can always download the data and analyze your password yourself. But if this is the case you should not trust any website with your password anwhere ever, and should not create
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maze-le
9y ago
No one would implement this in a real productive project. This is for explanatory reasons only, and aimed at people already familiar with combinatorial logic. >> I think programming in general, and FP in particular, will become a bett
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maze-le
9y ago
The difference is that Dropbox is only allowed to access those files I tell it to. If the Dropbox client would start crawling my filesystem for 'password.txt' or 'banking-tan.list' this would be illegal, no matter what c
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maze-le
9y ago
Hey, thanks for the info. I was just thinking about buying the A320 for FSX the other day. I will refrain from installing any software from "Flight Sim Labs" in the future, its kind of troubling to see this development. I mean it
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maze-le
9y ago
Most people are average, thats kind of the meaning of average. I consider myself an average programmer advancing on an average career path and had plenty of recruiters contact me with interesting opportunities recently. Sure its not Google
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maze-le
9y ago
Note, that you are not beeing downvoted because of the issue you are trying to focus on (religious persecution is a topic worth its own consideration no matter what flavour of religion or lack thereof), but because you are trying to relativ
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9y ago
There is also the story that phoenicians circumnavigated Africa [0]. As well as people that actually circumnavigated Africa with 3rd century BC shipbuilding technology[1]. Its an intereting thought, but I would treat it as speculation unles
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maze-le
9y ago
That strongly depends on the routing design of the web application. I could easily design a bad url-path that dicloses information that should be kept private...
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maze-le
9y ago
I don't think its really comparable. The difference to ultrasound sonic attacs is that celiac disease actually exists, but is very rare. There are clinical tests that can be executed, and the symptoms of it are also not quite uncommon.
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9y ago
My taxes support this at least. Ramstein Air Base is a relay station in the drone wars and is partly supported by the German government. And I don't like it either. The scale of it is disproportionate and counterproductive. With each d
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maze-le
9y ago
Also: - using umatrix to block requests to googleapis, google analytics, etc. - dont use alphabets other products (youtube, hangouts, chrome, blogger, google earth, etc.) - dont use frameworks from google or google associated companies (ang
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maze-le
9y ago
Thats because absolute monarchies were the status quo in the 19th century (except for switzerland and france -- on and off). Conservatism is a political agenda to preserve the status quo. Going further back and revive concepts of a long for
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maze-le
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'conservative values' ... 'Saudi Arabia' ... something doesn't add up here. Since when is conservative synonymous with authoritarian?
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maze-le
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What kind of nonsensical comment is that?
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maze-le
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Its not a strech. Not showing videos released from terrorist groups, might be a valid strategy. After all, terrorism is a means of political communication through violence. When you remove one of the most potent channels of communication, y
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maze-le
9y ago
It is not so far fetched as it sounds. We had a parlamentary inquiry after the Snowden relevations. The result of 4 Years work is a lenghty document detailing[0] (among other things) How BND and NSA work together on analysis and raw data pr
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maze-le
9y ago
I know a few, and lets say... you would be suprised. Some deals with shady characters also need a certain kind of opsec btw.
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maze-le
9y ago
This list should be made a 'Best Practices' document. Good Work!
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maze-le
9y ago
>> There is no reason to default if you can just print more. Sure there is a reason, it is called hyperinflation.
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maze-le
9y ago
All stars become gradually hotter the older they get. G-type stars like our sun are no exception to this. On a certain point in time (currently estimated at 1Gy from now), the energy output of our sun is so big, that the Carbonate–silicate
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maze-le
9y ago
>> I have been trapped inside a pidgeon hole - I don't know what it's like elsewhere Good thing for you that you recognized it. I've also been trapped for a long time in a role that I don't like anymore. Took me a
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>> "Download & get your termin today!" That sounds rather... denglish. Is 'termin' really synonymous to appointment in english? Never heard that term before. On the other hand, cool interface for the app. But i
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9y ago
Mattermost, works quite good. It is also pretty simple to set up and deploy. [0]: https://github.com/mattermost/mattermost-server EDIT: just read your post entireley. >> 'My company does not want to use yet
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