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moi2388
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2y ago
How about directly linking to the CVEs and how quickly they were mitigated and in which commit? Pay researchers to analyse repos without any. Post results. Link to the repo with mitigation PRs. It’s insane this isn’t the standard already
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2y ago
CSS is not the performance bottleneck. CSS is also not difficult. Tailwind is absolute nonsense imo. Either write some good simple plain css, use a framework with scoped css which already completely eliminates the need for tailwind, or use
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2y ago
That’s a misnomer. We know what probably causes the mass energy, it’s the cosmological constant. It only regards 68% of the energy density currently. Same for dark matter. There are a few hypothesis, but all in all they are pretty simplisti
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2y ago
I don’t. I want the surgeon to clearly state their concerns and the risks, but the patient to decide if it’s worth the risk. After all, it’s his/her life.
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2y ago
So? Doesn’t mean he can’t be a role model. Just don’t emulate all behaviour exactly from any person. People have flaws. Every single one of them.
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2y ago
“ This is not a screed against executive wealth. After all, I paid with 25 years of my life and I got some of the wealth” Did the rest of the employees not do that as well though? Minus the wealth bit of course.
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2y ago
That’s not too much of a stretch. The standard model already has solved almost all of physics. Only a few edge cases remain.
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2y ago
Gpt has web search with links to the website.
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2y ago
That’s a very good point!
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2y ago
Bartender or dozer depending on what you want
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2y ago
Because you want the type safety of lisp with the simplicity of the jvm /s
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2y ago
It’s not. Google harder.
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2y ago
As somebody from Europe.. it is. The media is extremely biased and left-oriented. As soon as something is slightly more right leaning it immediately gets labelled as extreme-right here.
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2y ago
Life expectancy in these countries is still 2-4 years higher than the US..
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2y ago
Why does this work? Just because there is 1 number which is in R but not in Q doesn’t prove anything, does it? If it did, why are Even N and (Even + Odd N) the same size?
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2y ago
I always cook my water sous-vide
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2y ago
“ double (a) variables only take value at discrete interactions and (b) the value a variable takes is only relative to the (other) system affected by the interaction.” Layperson here. Can I read this as saying yes to locality, no to realism
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2y ago
Counterpoint: Data links with other assets such as the f35 is already doing for target and threat identification, suggesting weapon systems to use, calling in drone strikes, and links with smart targeting systems, which are already in devel
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2y ago
TL;DR: The guy was registering domain names for known open source projects in the hopes of getting up to 10% of the company. I do not feel pity for him. Interviewer: How did you acquire the WordPress.com domain name? Mullenweg: Oh that was
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2y ago
No, but starting from first principles does work. And being unaware of previous work helps you do this.
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2y ago
I personally prefer to use dotted paper. And I write every Latin letter in its capital form, however actual capitals twice as large. Put a dot in zero. That way everything looks distinct
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2y ago
I’ve studied both STEM and humanities. The humanities is a lot of nonsense. And any STEM student can read a humanity study and understand it and write a valid critique. The opposite is definitely not the case. STEM students are just better
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2y ago
No. It boils down to “it’s not fair that a worse candidate got hired just because (s)he wasn’t white or Asian”
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2y ago
What a surprise. I said this from the start. Even their paper shows it scales proportionally with dataset and compute.
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2y ago
Every pro DEI argument is “no true Scotsman”. Whereas in practice it’s just plain racism and discrimination. I’m sure in theory it’s all very nice. Just like communism.
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2y ago
Anyone in principle can, but the elderly actually do. There is a reason they don’t work anymore, and that they get frequent doctor’s checkups. If you think the population from age 25-55 deteriorates as quickly as the population over 70 I do
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2y ago
In itself not much. But that’s what the executive order to remove DEI is about, and this isa symptom of it. I think meritocracies are good, and racism in all forms are bad.
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2y ago
Good. The racism under the guise of DEI was insane.
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2y ago
“ we believe that companies, governments, and organizations sharing these values should work together to create AI that protects people, promotes global growth, and supports national security,” the two executives wrote.” We smell money, is
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2y ago
Given that they were busy beavers, I’m surprised they finished so quickly
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