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pavon
4y ago
Nah. If you know just one person acted on this information in a way that caused harm (say you were fired), that would be sufficient. If one person asked, and then spread the information causing harm and backlash that would be sufficient (bo
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4y ago
I thought that was where the article was heading when it mentioned that horizontal was better (and the unstated fact that mono was horizontal), but it still took me a minute to realize that the 45 degree pickups are equivalent to midside. I
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pavon
4y ago
I'm not convinced that there isn't more to the story than that. People (including Justine who implemented MMAPing the model and knows how to monitor memory use properly) are seeing that much of the file isn't being paged into
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4y ago
FM was more popular for music since it is higher quality, while both work fine for voice, and AM licenses can often transmit further. So it made economic sense for talk radio stations to buy AM licenses instead of FM. That said with fewer p
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pavon
4y ago
To be fair nearly all those comments gave arguments about what the law ought be, not about what it actually was. Those two things shouldn't be confused regardless of who is arguing them.
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pavon
4y ago
Google should block all of their app signing keys, and only allow new ones when PDD can explain how malicious software was signed with the previous ones.
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4y ago
From the article: > Lookout’s forensic analysis of two Pinduoduo APK app samples released prior to March 5 ... has determined that both contain malicious code that exploits CVE-2023-20963, the Android privilege-escalation vulnerability t
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4y ago
Yeah, at my employer changes in benefits have always rolled out to non-represented and union employees at different times depending on the negotiation period for each union. I'm curious as to where the line is drawn here. A google sear
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4y ago
Every bank I have used in the US has limits and time delays for ACH transfers. While you can take out more with a check, practically speaking those take longer to process than an ACH transfer. And you already mentioned the limits with Debit
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4y ago
I have to admit that after a lifetime of dealing with banking hours and having to wait days for ACH transfers, it is a bit of Schadenfreude to see the same happen to a bank itself.
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pavon
4y ago
I suppose it depends on your background and goals. Most non-techies I've worked with find it easier to learn Arduino than an entire Linux stack. On the other-hand, if you have existing software that you want to move over to a small sys
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pavon
4y ago
That isn't what is happening in either the original bug for the Google Pixel Markup tool or this bug in the Windows Snipping Tool. What is happening is that the software is overwriting the original image with the new one, but not trunc
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4y ago
It is extremely common for me to realize I don't like the screenshot I took, and to save the replacement over the original file. It is pretty common for me to be more selective about what is in the replacement, and hence for it to be s
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4y ago
Would be neat if it wrapped around to BCE for future years.
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pavon
4y ago
I don't see this spiraling. It affects less than 1% of the population, and government jobs tend to pay lower than equivalent private sector jobs so this is more about the government trying to remain competitive. The private sector won&
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4y ago
He said it specifically about fast shipping, the SumatraPDF author extended the analogy to software. > In our retail business, we know that customers want low prices, and I know that's going to be true 10 years from now. They want f
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4y ago
I find these fairly comprehensive writeups to be useful, because even if you would never use the more complex replacements, it makes it easy to verify that yup this is really the best you can do with pure javascript, I'll use a library
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4y ago
Mostly, but if they aren't, is it because they keep getting tasks that are genuinely hairier than we expected, or because they are slacking and then making excuses? If you distribute work completely randomly then eventually it should a
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4y ago
Yes many of the things I listed are just as easy to track with WFH, and even before WFH online interactions were a significant part of those. It is the showing up, putting the hours, and not wasting too much time part that is hard to track
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4y ago
Yes. I've never been a manager, but when working as technical lead productivity was the one thing I've never bothered trying to measure, as a metric or even an informal impression. Estimating how long something is going to take is
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4y ago
> It does seems that between 2010-14 or so, people disappeared en masse from AIM. People stopped writing back to personal e-mail. Everyone migrated to social media, even though social media wasn’t a replacement. In my experience, it was
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4y ago
Sure, but would that uncertainty estimate measure the accuracy of the data or the accuracy of it being a reasonably sounding sentence.
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4y ago
That is correct, but qualified immunity is supposed to apply to government officials acting withing the scope of their official responsibilities. We emphasize that our decision applies only to suits for civil damages arising from acti
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pavon
4y ago
Really interesting how different Walmarts nearby by in Kansas vary by 2x, from some of the lowest prices in the country to some of the highest.
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pavon
4y ago
It has nothing to do with it being genuine or not. The number of submissions have increased by 100x and nearly all of it is crap, but crap that can't be easily filtered by automated tools. The bots aren't making stories that peopl
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4y ago
That is how the current flags are implemented, and how the state flags were proposed. This proposal wouldn't have used any additional codepoints.
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4y ago
> GPL or LGPL - both of which are unclear how they apply in the case of ASIC and FPGA designs, particularly when you consider weird corner cases like partial reconfiguration (FPGA and ASIC tools allow you to sequester the open source blo
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4y ago
Is it in your personality to make light of someone's misfortunes, after your caused them? If so, then I guess this is a good analogy.
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4y ago
Exactly, because they would never carry their life savings with them in their wallet. People do things with software wallets that they wouldn't do with cash, which suggests we need better ways of conveying appropriate mental models of
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4y ago
Are there any Taler exchanges that allow you to transfer real currency into Taler? The current website makes it sound like Taler is now a working service in the present, rather than a promising technology in development (which is how I'
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