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by pc2g4d 9y ago
How big is the space of potential exploits? If organization A searches for exploits for five years in a given piece of software, and organization B does the same, what percentage of the exploits they find will be found by both rather than j
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by pc2g4d 9y ago
How big does this data end up being? Couldn't you store it in a bunch of double arrays in memory?
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by pc2g4d 9y ago
The discussion seems to ignore that such a bill would (if I understand correctly) be unconstitutional. States pick their representatives with little federal control. Were each state to adopt an independent approach to redistricting and a ra
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by pc2g4d 9y ago
Ask me questions and I'll do my best to respond
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by pc2g4d 9y ago
Just curious, are you a panpsychist?
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by pc2g4d 9y ago
Maybe not all of them. But quite a few: http://www.imdb.com/search/name?birth_place=Paris,%20France EDIT: I'm also not sure about baseball all-stars: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Major_League
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by pc2g4d 9y ago
TFA? I'm getting "The Force Awakens". Or "Teach For America".
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by pc2g4d 9y ago
Maybe those are one and the same thing---being born into a poor family, you inherit the attitudes that kept that family poor. At least, I expect that's a contributing factor. Obviously there's more to it.
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by pc2g4d 9y ago
Since they're keeping everything in git, maybe the modernized version could just be a branch---commits rebased on top of a more conservative base.
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by pc2g4d 9y ago
Can't "terrorist groups or criminal organizations" already be "punished for the planning of 277 crimes"? Is it not already against the law to plan crimes?
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by pc2g4d 9y ago
That's unfortunate. I hope Adobe reaches out and apologizes.
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by pc2g4d 9y ago
In the article they cite as evidence for serotonin deficiency's depressogenic effects: "Overall, this evidence suggests that impairing serotonin function can cause clinical depression in some circumstances, but is neither necessar
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by pc2g4d 9y ago
This study seems small and with the effect being the opposite of that previously found it basically amounts to "What's going on here???" I did like this from the article, though: In an accompanying editorial, Killian Welch, c
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by pc2g4d 9y ago
"the dark mark" I think that's from Harry Potter, not the bible. Maybe you meant the mark of the beast?
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by pc2g4d 9y ago
So if I sell a bitcoin to my friend for cash, I'm breaking the law?
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by pc2g4d 9y ago
I believe this is the stuff they put on the roads in PA during the winter. Other places put down sand or gravel when it snows; PA put down ash. It was gross.
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by pc2g4d 9y ago
Oh my gosh, yes, OpenCV is really hard to get into. Which is a shame because it seems extremely capable.
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by pc2g4d 9y ago
Every child of this top comment has been downvoted into grayness. Some of those comments have substantial points to make. What's going on? I basically agree with scarmig, but it seems there's not much space for contrary opinions a
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by pc2g4d 9y ago
I think there are still limitations around threading, but basically that's the goal. I think of it as the promise of Java (write once, run anywhere) re-implemented with buy-in from all the major vendors. (So no MS/IBM/Sun fra
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by pc2g4d 9y ago
Facebook solved some real problems and thus pointed out weakness with the open web as it is. The way to combat this is not to wring our hands but to improve the web so it solves the same problems. Things like spam/moderation. Is it pos
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by pc2g4d 9y ago
Sounds like a "no free lunch" theorem for molecular evolution. It seems unlikely you could guarantee that the bacteria could never evolve a way around all the linked attacks, but maybe by making the most obvious solution to one of
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by pc2g4d 9y ago
This article struck me as ignorant enough that I gave up before it got to the history, which may have been interesting. Every language has things unique about it, otherwise it wouldn't be considered a different language. Picking a coup
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by pc2g4d 9y ago
Wondering, why was the "paperwork fudge" necessary? I guess because the U.S-N.Z. free trade agreement never happened?
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Bitcoin finds a way forward(medium.com)
2 points by pc2g4d 9y ago|1 comments
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by pc2g4d 9y ago
The Finnish "Open Dialogue" approach is an interesting alternative. It's more about family and community integrated treatment than residential commitment. Recommended search: https://www.google.com/search?q=fi
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by pc2g4d 9y ago
As someone who had measles as a kid, this is good to know! It might explain a series of infections I had in the following years, too. I wish I could remember when I had chicken pox relative to measles, since (the article suggests) I may not
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by pc2g4d 9y ago
This is a nice summary of fivethirtyeight's science crisis work, but (as with most treatments of the subject) it leaves me fundamentally unsatisfied. Apparently we've identified the problem enough to say "there's a probl
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by pc2g4d 9y ago
This led me to https://www.reddit.com/r/proceduralgeneration/ Which is awesome
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by pc2g4d 9y ago
My county's parcel map is public and names an owner for every bit of property in the county. I guess that's now how it works everywhere.
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by pc2g4d 9y ago
It is discriminatory and I think it's fair to feel upset at being painted with such a broad brush. It seems right now that the choice faced by society is framed as binary: should we require equal pay across genders, or should we not? A

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