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by otp124 8y ago
> Glanzman’s experiments — ... — involved giving mild electrical shocks to the marine snail Aplysia californica. Shocked snails learn to withdraw their delicate siphons and gills for nearly a minute as a defense when they subsequently re
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by otp124 8y ago
Ah, you beat me to referencing the book! The Soviets discovered one of these Sea of Okhotsk tap pods, and interestingly enough it had printed on it "Property of the United States Government". More info here for those that don&#x27
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by otp124 8y ago
> Do you have a link to this paper on arXiv? This part was sarcasm.
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by otp124 8y ago
This is very cool, and thanks for sharing! One question -- how often does your tool re-scan for new discussions, or does it not re-scan? I see on your public bookmarks, it shows current discussions, it would be cool to see which ones are ne
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by otp124 8y ago
Not really stylish, as the article wants you to believe. But under-water capable is pretty cool. Either way, I've never used Snapchat so I'm not the target audience.
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by otp124 8y ago
I want to shake those officer's hands for not putting up with that attitude, and for being respectful while doing it.
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by otp124 8y ago
That page doesn't have a single source, which is very strange. Normally when I read Wikipedia, I see [citation needed] flags everywhere.
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by otp124 8y ago
I would also HIGHLY recommend this book. I've described stories from it to interested colleagues several times.
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by otp124 8y ago
What's the expected battery life? I was hoping to see an average and maximum battery life described on the page, but couldn't find it.
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Korean Air Chairman Fires Two Daughters Over Rage Incidents(bloomberg.com)
2 points by otp124 8y ago|0 comments
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by otp124 8y ago
Sounds defective -- I've had the opposite experience. Try sending it back for a replacement, or upgrade to the latest. I've used ~7 different smart devices for my TV, and the FireTV is my favorite (I'm using the FireTV stick
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by otp124 8y ago
My wife has been complaining about the keyboard on her new Macbook Pro, within months of getting it. It seems the keys are sticking, but we're not sure if its a defect or if crumbs got underneath. It has never happened on our previous-
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by otp124 9y ago
A while back I was using Vault, and the standard logging didn't give me enough to setup any sort of useful detection & alerting capabilities. I tried to increase verbosity in Vault's logging, as the CLI would accept integer pa
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by otp124 9y ago
> For your average user I think this is confusing and not good UX. I disagree, as the average vault user is likely someone familiar with Unix (though there is a Windows binary). Here is an example that I just ran on my machine.. very sil
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by otp124 9y ago
Sometimes, I wish we could just downvote it. I feel like flagging everything in 'new' just creates spam for the mods.
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Stanford Crypto: Bulletproofs: Short Proofs for Confidential Transactions and More(crypto.stanford.edu)
2 points by otp124 9y ago|0 comments
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10,000 Year Clock(10000yearclock.net)
3 points by otp124 9y ago|0 comments
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Video of the massive 10,000 year clock being built inside a mountain(cnbc.com)
2 points by otp124 9y ago|0 comments
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by otp124 9y ago
> 2% is not a crash, nor an Apocalypse... Perhaps overall, but the article is mostly talking about the high-end market. From the reference: > Prices falls are concentrated in the most expensive areas of London... > Th
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by otp124 9y ago
> Russia has denied responsibility for the NotPetya attack - which is estimated to have cost companies more than $1.2bn - and pointed out that Russian firms were among those whose systems were affected. Or perhaps this has become a stan
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by otp124 9y ago
While GP stated soft-deletes aren't allowed, I figured I'd contribute to this thought exercise. What about symmetric encrypting the field(s) and then giving the customer the key, and tell them to print it or store it safely, or el
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What does it feel like to lose a lot of money quickly?(quora.com)
2 points by otp124 9y ago|1 comments
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by otp124 9y ago
> it needs an equal rival which not only makes the same promises but magically also fulfills them somehow. How do you propose to "magically" fulfill a pyramid scheme without a pyramid scheme?
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by otp124 9y ago
I think it is likely the first option (site IP was previously used), as I searched for some of those paths and they look to be spread across different domains. Perhaps a shared host with many domains pointing to the same IP?
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by otp124 9y ago
Where can I subscribe to this? I've had a drone fly away once..
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by otp124 9y ago
Same here; recovery code doesn't work. I reached out to them with no response. Not very promising that they couldn't even migrate early adopters over safely.
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by otp124 9y ago
I've been reading through those comments, and all the top comments are about Grab, not about Google. So while the previous discussion is relevant, I wouldn't call this a dupe per se.
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by otp124 9y ago
Because no one knows when the market will stop being volatile or irrational. "Markets can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent" - Keynes
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by otp124 9y ago
> (I heard rumors about China) Let's not spread rumors here...
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by otp124 9y ago
Sounds like despite their best efforts, NLP + full automation still has a long way to go. Unless they didn't get the resources they need to push it over the edge? > That’s because most of the tasks fulfilled by M required people. &g

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