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I only skimmed the document but it seems to be a very technical specification for specific learning outcomes etc in a computer science curriculum. It was published in 2013 so we may want to add that to the title if it takes off.
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I agree, it would seem that Verizon may be using this as an excuse to close out many of the older plan types almost certainly not to the long term economic benefit of the plan holders. This may end up being one of those ideas that despite t
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I just spent a wonderful hour learning about the hidden history of aviation near where I grew up. This site is clearly a labor of love and there is a lot of history here.
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Excellent point. For those who don't read latin or want to google translate it, the literal latin translation is: "Who will guard the guards themselves" The phrase is more commonly translated as: "Who will watch the watc
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I am going to try to dispel a few things about this. "Boot camp" or basic training results in a basically trained Soldier. While in times of a severe national emergency, it is possible that a basically trained soldier may be deplo
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If memory serves correctly, ada 2012 and beyond has language level support for this. I was working on porting some code from an aviation platform to run on PC and it was all in ada 2005 so we didn't have the benefit of that available.
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Can you imagine the outrage over Google making the next Elder Scrolls Stadia exclusive? I think a move like that might displace EA at the top of the hate pyramid for a bit. Microsoft is going to have some issues if they make the next Elder
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So customers usually cue off of visuals before written text and weight. Companies for this reason and tooling changes being expensive are more prone to shrink contents before raising prices or changing packaging.
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What I was explaining is my understanding of the point of view of the people who believe he does have privilege for his race. It is not my belief but I try to understand all sides of arguments and did my best to represent it. To continue, b
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Let's work through a hypothetical. Say that drug use is evenly distributed regardless of race across a group of people. If orange people get searched more frequently, even if every search is equally justified, then the number of orange
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It isn't my argument, but as I try to understand all sides I'll do my best to explain the position anyway. The idea goes something like this. You have white privilege because you are visibly white. By being visibly white you gain
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I believe as public employees, they should be held to at least the same standard as people in private employment. If I, as the employee of a company, make a Facebook post outside of work denigrating a group of people and my employer is made
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Central Florida. I believe the issue is two-fold. The Hospitals have contracts etc with GPOs that often require the hospital to make most if not all of their purchases (PPE and Drugs, there is some discussion about GPOs being partially to b
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I tend to agree with you on this. I've got some anecdata and commentary. So obviously I'm not the CDC or a doctor so don't decide anything based on my story here. My wife works in the hospital and employees are only given one
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6y ago
I've seen a usb hid mouse jiggler used in exactly this set of circumstances.
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This is only true because someone who did understand the more complicated principles designed the appliances in question. High voltage and high frequency are where the most common and intuitive understanding of electricity break down. Anyth
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The problem would then be catching those cheaters.
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I appreciate the detail of your response. It provides food for thought that I had not considered.
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The only production cars reaching anything like that power level are electric super cars. As to how it works: rolling resistance. A typical coefficient of rolling resistance for a railcar is somewhere around 0.0015. Let's guess that a
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I agree, if I was writing new software, I would probably use a more descriptive term if and where possible, e.g. blocklists instead of blacklists, it is a good practice to use descriptive names anyway. I don't plan to edit and rename t
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I haven't read heavily into this debate so this comes from a position of ignorance of the arguments. Feel free to link me to a reference if this has been analyzed along these lines already, I would like to learn. The convention seem to
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You would think so. I can construct many sets of sentences that could appear in an excited chess commentary discussion that would probably run afoul of various automated censorship systems. ...and black steals a pawn from white here. White
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Note that I am not asserting that Apple has more than anyone else, that would require more research than this. What I have found in recent history is one major case from France: Apple fined 1.23 Billion for Price-Fixing in France https:&#x
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One of the major reasons for the independence of the United States from the United Kingdom was a tax revolt. Anti-tax opinion is deeply rooted in the culture for better or worse.
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In my experience, bodyweight functions like a closed loop control system that uses hunger signals to address the error signal. The error signal is basically (greatest weight attained) - (current weight) where the greatest weight attained va
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>Growing up, I certainly would have loved having near infinite amounts of programming help available for free, instead of trying to decipher something from a 50-times photocopied manual. Would you be as good of a programmer today if that
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For all but the position aspect of that, switching to a trustworthy VPN provider (e.g. ProtonVPN or Mozilla VPN) and using Signal or another VOIP system can provide mitigation. For the position data, that is harder to mitigate but you have
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In most ethics trainings I have taken we are told to avoid taking actions that could lead to the perception of impropriety because the perception of impropriety can be as bad or worse than impropriety itself. That ethos becomes more importa
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If the penalty is less than the potential fine as has sometimes been the case, is that really that big of a deterrent?
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If you are referring to the issues with Ranitidine, it is erroneous to consider that a generic drug problem. Research has shown that the NDMA is a degradation product of the drug itself and that the brand of the preparation does not affect
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