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by newprint 2y ago
> is it illegal to carry any type of blade in public ? My impression from what I have seen through the years in the news (I live in the US), this is the case. I remember seeing London police would setup check points in the metro and chec
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by newprint 2y ago
My interviews in the decade before the rise of leetcode, were algorithmic questions very similar to leetcode. Surprise !!!! I think people are crying way too much about leetcode.
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by newprint 2y ago
I'm actually curious about this as well. Would like to hear some opinion.
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by newprint 2y ago
with computers and drone tech, you can get back to "aerospace" for a fraction of the penny as a hobby.
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by newprint 2y ago
Friend of mine had 150k job working for system's integrator, was stressed out because of the frequent travels & certification requirements. Quit and went to work for hospital as sysAdmin for about 75k/y.
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by newprint 2y ago
it would be f* funny if in the future, AI will be wasting 90% of energy on trying to resolve the Riemann hypothesis secretly from the humanity.
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by newprint 2y ago
Your question is very broad. I don't know if you are asking about classic paper Molecular Structure for Nucleic Acid(1953) or you want to read classic proof of Vinogradov's theorem. By definition, whoever gets the Nobel prize, put
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by newprint 2y ago
here we go, we came full circle. now the code tests are oppression tool.
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by newprint 2y ago
Every Nobel prize is a result of research paper(s). Here is your answer.
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by newprint 2y ago
yes, it does. There is already at least one cases where law firm messed-up writing docs using AI.
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by newprint 2y ago
I have exactly same cymbals as they show in the pictures and they are very loud and I also have Roland E-drum kit. Zildjian been making those plates for a while now. I'm not sure what is particularly revolution ? The fact that bolted p
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by newprint 2y ago
you do understand that they existed way before the mouse and button became the norm ?
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by newprint 2y ago
So you are saying that if the US audited the entire TikTok cloud stack and code, this all could have been avoided ?
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by newprint 2y ago
> They're just another app full of memes. That meme app got banned from US military bases. > TikTok hasn't actually done anything to merit that mistrust. Between dumping all the info to China and having an excellent exploit
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by newprint 2y ago
This case is very interesting to me. China is clearly using TikTok for the nefarious purposes and it is clearly perceived as threat, while West wasn't able to do anything about it for a while due to Western way of conducting business a
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by newprint 2y ago
why not go work for .gov on contract basis if you want to break into things ?
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by newprint 2y ago
Yesterday, I was trying to delete bunch of crap from my windows 10 setup, because windows is just chewing through HD space like nothing. Gigs of space are eaten by temp files, caches, backups....in most circumstances you can't even del
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by newprint 2y ago
Weren't they at some point a part of Softimage ?
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by newprint 2y ago
One of the best things I have seen on HN. Thank you for the link and who ever build this !
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by newprint 2y ago
I spent 15y+ writing in C/C++/.NET and and I have hard time understanding what is going on with xz with all twists and turns, why you are expecting your brother to understand and NYT will give you clear explanation that laymen can
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by newprint 2y ago
Damn, this is dark.
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by newprint 3y ago
Hello ! I writes software that deals with Home insurances. 1. Staggering number of people are getting seriously hurt on trampolines each year, so other people can sue you (=> insurance company) for injuries. It is on your property (((.
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by newprint 3y ago
Menacing Hawaii ? =! Large U.S. Military installations on Hawaii
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by newprint 3y ago
This question been asked multiple times here, go through my history and you will find detailed answers.
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by newprint 3y ago
I want to know as well. Never heard of this org ? Paid shills ? Think tank protecting private interests ?
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by newprint 3y ago
comments are wild !!!!
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by newprint 3y ago
>In 1943, Prigogine and his future wife Hélène Jofé were arrested by the Germans; after multiple interventions including by the Queen Elisabeth, they were eventually released a couple of weeks later. Those people arrested future Nobel La
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by newprint 3y ago
as someone who is from this region, thank you ! I had no idea.
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by newprint 3y ago
I always carry a pocket knife and have another one in the car, so if shit goes south, I can break the window with the car. Her death is very dumb and tragic.
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by newprint 3y ago
For those who are not aware, dating in Bay Area is trash !!! Amen. I will take down-voting and ban. I had better luck dating in Switzerland, than SF.

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