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Even if it's somewhat arbitrary which kind of gatherings are still allowed, forbidding half of the gatherings still has an impact on the transmission rate. Which means if you cut out bars but allow churches (max 25 persons in Quebec bt
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The goal posts were not changed. Once the curve was flattend, the lockdowns were lifted, and measures relaxed. While we did manage to flatten the curve in spring, growth is back on an exponential curve in Canada, which means the threat of o
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If you assume that everybody follows the proper distancing and wears a mask, we'd have already solved this pandemic 6 months ago. Assuming people will follow proper protocols, whether they are police officers or not, is not a good plan
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6y ago
It'll depend on the pdf reader you're using, but I'm pretty sure the PDF header needs to start in the first 1K of the file.
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6y ago
Someone who's tasked with maintaining shell scripts better be familiar with the shell.
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There's so much variation in flags for version, I've taken the habit of always using the long `--version` flag.
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6y ago
This is very much a research technique and not an operational kind of thing.
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6y ago
Sounds like a lot more work than using a local solution.
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6y ago
Firefox has a pretty nice viewer that does searching, filtering and node collapsing JQ will do the filtering / searching if you need anything advanced. I've never searched for a json diff utility.
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The car can know how to drive (be autonomous) and still receive instructions from a remote source. The car is autonomous but can't read your mind, you have to provide locations to drive to. These can come from a remote server.
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6y ago
What tools would you use to instrument a sqlite file in order to monitor reads?
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6y ago
"bash: /usr/local/bin/: Is a directory" What to you have in your bashrc to allow cd'ing in directories without typing cd?
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6y ago
It means some blue goes through, some is reflected.
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6y ago
No, a blue filter, like a blue plastic bag would let blue pass and absorbe the other colors. That's why if you shine a white light through a blue filter, things look blue on the other side. Now, some of the blue light is scattered away
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6y ago
People who buy phishing kit and set them up are typically not flexible and adaptive adversaries.
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> The drivers are outside of Uber's business. Uber is a software and technology company, not a taxi service. That is some serious mental gymnastic.
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6y ago
Type II fun is just fine, as long as it doesn't veer into type III fun.
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6y ago
Interesting. this one seems to show the boundaries of the display plane : https://random-roads--edwardcunningh2.repl.co/#1592753917190
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6y ago
> Or, alternatively, "How many Python 2 scripts will run on a Python 3 interpreter?" Answer: "None of them." That is completely false. So many libraries have support both for 2 and 3. That's code that run just as
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7y ago
The use case is to quickly handle ad hoc scenarios. If you need to quickly extract something from a csv, you could break out python, or import it into a database, but using cut and grep (or csv-tools) will take 5 seconds. The point is if yo
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This is not ageist nonsense. This is aimed directly at the rampant discourse of " only the elderly dies, why should I bother" ?
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How do you control the car if you're not even in it?
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Knowing more than one language can be really helpful to just grok these words quickly, even if you've never seen them before. alive is vivente, viviente, vivant and vida in italian, spanish, french and portuguese If you know what a dis
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If they wait for complaints, that's not amazon doing the QC, it's the client.
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Both of the parent's examples were in x86, intel and AT&T are only syntaxes for the same thing.
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That's an asinine logic. Why limit yourself to climate change? You can apply this to anything. Work safety, seat belts, you name it. > Each of us will die anyway, so I doubt if anyone can treat not dying in a car accident/ work
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Mattermost, but you'll have to manage it yourself.
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8y ago
If you're building a website for more than one language, you'll need most of these anyway, for the content of the site...
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Really depends on how secure your bank is, because a lot of major banking trojans work in a very similar way : injecting JavaScript in your webpage.
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Third party code within your banking website has access to anything you can do from the UI. That includes siphoning money from your account.
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