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by nobrains 5y ago
How can DJI really know that the drone was stolen and you (or a malicious actor) did not sell it eventually to track it?
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by nobrains 5y ago
OK, but it is also possible that some people are genuinely successful, but are not good speakers or presenters.
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by nobrains 5y ago
I remember reading about a company (maybe Amazon?) where they spend the first minutes of the meeting reading the agenda and other reading pre-requisites for the meeting, then start the actual meeting
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by nobrains 5y ago
The takeaway is that the silica / silicate in the glass acted as the silica in the rocks and gave a more closer to real-life scenario, so it solidifies the original experiment even more, while noting that the original authors did not i
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by nobrains 5y ago
Did anyone else get recommended and see the FizzBuzz video on YouTube ( https://youtu.be/QPZ0pIK_wsc ) just before this article or did I just witness an incredible coincidence?
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by nobrains 5y ago
Final 2 were JetBrains Mono and Fira Mono for me. I chose to hide the names until the last 2. The winner was Jetbrains Mono.
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by nobrains 5y ago
ketamine seems lately to my very common in drug and addiction related cases, including deaths.
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by nobrains 5y ago
The name they could have used: 1.1.1.2 (1.1.1.1 for families) Or more correct: 1.1.1.3 (1.1.1.1 for families)
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by nobrains 5y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_Akron
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by nobrains 5y ago
Sounds presidential to me...
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by nobrains 5y ago
Really? I thought that the first time the "subscription" slide came up, they were actually trying to prove that these tactics (CAC) don't work. Ironic!
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by nobrains 5y ago
> "Machine learning tries to do by math what we are able to do by instinct" ...except that we also do it by math. It is just so fast and optimized, that we refer to it as instinct.
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by nobrains 5y ago
Depends on what the people do with it. In Pakistan, the ruling prime minister was deposed due the investigations initiated by the panama papers, and the new prime minister who came in after him, stuck to his anti-corruption narrative by get
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by nobrains 5y ago
So he probably has some blue-chip cryptocurrency (BTC, ETH, etc.) hidden away. 24 years + 7 years prison = He will be 31 years old when he is out, and likely a millionaire with that hidden cryptocurrency, at today's prices, and likely
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by nobrains 5y ago
>> Bitcoin is totally useless as a currency because it’s slow, has high transaction fees... No longer true for slow and high transaction fees, after the lightning network. With the lightning network, it is FAST and much LESS transacti
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by nobrains 5y ago
800 employees, per google search. So, USD 375,000 per employee on average. Not a bad payout for the employees.
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by nobrains 5y ago
Now put this on the Blockchain and you will have miners across the world hosting it for you.
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by nobrains 5y ago
Please help me understand. Isn't this the reason why the process involved a final manual review? If so, isn't the point of having identical hashes moot? Or is the point that having more identical hashes means reviewing more person
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by nobrains 5y ago
Also increasing the front blind zone: Image: https://media.tegna-media.com/assets/WTHR/images/9092b67f-2b... Article: https://www.indiatimes.com/auto/current/it-took-13-kids-in-l...
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by nobrains 5y ago
Analogy wise, this seems like AC (alternating current) instead of DC (direct current), but for compression motors. (Edit: But only until the unit that combines both the sides and makes it back to DC (still using analogy) back again)
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by nobrains 5y ago
:) So college degree is like POW (proof-of-work) in blockchains.
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by nobrains 5y ago
... thought Reebok and Adidas.
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by nobrains 5y ago
Yeah that works for me as well. But I usually ignore critic score and I have noticed that audience score always/mostly correlates to the series/movies that I end up liking.
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by nobrains 5y ago
The nickname "Ayesha" is not mentioned once in the wiki article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gayatri_Devi From the original article: "Ayesha and Jai, as they were known to their friends, soon became In
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by nobrains 5y ago
7% of DNA is a lot of DNA.
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by nobrains 5y ago
Gold is an inflation hedge in many, many countries.
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by nobrains 5y ago
Why do some people keep trying to prove Bitcoin as a pump and dump scheme? Yes it has pumps and dumps, but if you zoom out, those pumps and dumps get smoothed out and you see a digital asset which keeps increasing in value because people se
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by nobrains 5y ago
OK, please help me understand: 1) Cryptocurrencies are mined decentrally. In this case, who will mine and how? 2) Crypto blockchains are secure by having many distributed miners. In this case, how will the blockchain be decentrally secured?
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by nobrains 5y ago
From the 3 testing examples they have shown, I would have expected them to test an example with the "heart" for upvote and "thumbs-down" for down vote. The 3rd example is too facebooky. The 2nd example, has the twitter D
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by nobrains 5y ago
From the other article[1] linked inside this one, the traits that they suspect leads to this are: - optimism - resilience - perseverance - active lifestyles - engaged lifestyles - having pursuits (like travel, reading, positive social relat

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