pkilgore

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by pkilgore 3y ago
I graduated from this and I cannot recommend it highly enough. If you don't have a computer science or EE background, it completely de-mystifies the fundamentals of your machine in a deeply engaging way.
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by pkilgore 3y ago
Exporting raw genetic data is conveniently "temporarily unavailable" at the time time this bullshit is happening, which is something I'm almost certain discovery would prove is an intentional choice by them.
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by pkilgore 3y ago
Why throw out the tool when you can have the tool ignore [1] whatever is outside the common case? [1] https://prettier.io/docs/en/ignore.html
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by pkilgore 3y ago
Disable it! ( https://prettier.io/docs/en/ignore.html ) I do this occasionally, and especially with things like test tables. Linters/formatters are there to help in the common case, not to be some oppressive do
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Color Star Is Circling the Color Drain(defector.com)
1 points by pkilgore 3y ago|0 comments
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by pkilgore 3y ago
The tone of this is so different from the factual content it was really hard to read. Like a story about a machine that crushed your hand, and you wrote note to yourself that next time it would have crushed it faster had you sharpened the g
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Badger Swarm: New Project Helps Privacy Badger Block Ever More Trackers(eff.org)
1 points by pkilgore 3y ago|0 comments
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by pkilgore 3y ago
Leave.
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by pkilgore 3y ago
Widely rationalized as the government has finite resources, so there's a better deterrence effect of going after prominent entities and persons vs. randomly selecting bad actors. IMO this is good. The biggest and most elite among us s
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by pkilgore 3y ago
Unsure what you mean by "cultural references", but rainbows and gradients tend to be the best means to visually answer the question: "What range of colors can these LEDs I'm selling display."
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by pkilgore 3y ago
I'm wildly curious if you know more about this particular point in time, but knowing Vg of your plane and being able to perform (and know when to perform) a forward slip to land is something most pilots today learn before they ever fly
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by pkilgore 3y ago
Flying into meaning literally inside. You can fly among them in VFR assuming you meet minimums for the airspace (3SM visibility, 1000 above, 500 below, 2000 to the side in most areas of the USA). I have only been in actual instrument condit
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by pkilgore 3y ago
This comment contributes nothing. There are multiple levels of licensing with multiple levels of medical clearances. Someone on controlled ADHD medication, diabetes, or high BMI is perfectly capable of managing risk of flying as a private p
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by pkilgore 3y ago
Description intriguing but not much detail available at link.
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by pkilgore 3y ago
The "fun" part about cases like this is that we don't really know what the contours of the law are as applied to training data like this. Illegally downloading a book is an independent act of infringement (to my recollection
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by pkilgore 3y ago
Plausible is literally the standard to clear a motion to dismiss. Plausible gets you discovery. Discovery gets you closer to the what the actual facts are.
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by pkilgore 3y ago
No. Fair use is an affirmative defense to infringement. If they admit to infringement or in the alternative want to argue fair use, the burden is on OpenAI to demonstrate their use falls within the relevant standard for fair use.
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by pkilgore 3y ago
No. Burden is on the plaintiff (Silverman) to prove infringement.
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by pkilgore 3y ago
https://youtu.be/VIi04uD8LtY Constant elevated pressure created by ANC working to destructively interfere with an external sound waves is not perceived as sound. But it is extra pressure on the eardrum.
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by pkilgore 3y ago
It just orders ids based on a monotonic clock that wraps after a certain time -- it's enough to get a lot of of the performance benefit of ordered keys without directly exposing the unix wall clock time they were created (absent a dedi
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by pkilgore 3y ago
COMB UUIDs can help here.
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by pkilgore 3y ago
Usually the first thing a Judge's clerk will do before a judge reads a brief is pull all of the authority cited for the judge to have ready-to-review along side the brief itself (if not analyzed, highlighted, summarized, etc. etc. depe
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by pkilgore 3y ago
In an adversarial system, you know that at the very least your opponent is checking your cases (you should also assume the Judge/clerks are too, but I never practiced enough in State courts to know how well that holds. In Federal Distr
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by pkilgore 3y ago
> you didn't make good chicken Great, thanks for your opinion, I'll forward it to the Chef that taught me. > It takes time and lower heat to cook through, create good flavor, and get good texture. Got it, there's only o
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by pkilgore 3y ago
Just FYI you can easily cook a room temp chicken breast or thigh (or lots of them) 4 minutes a side directly below a broiler on a broiler pan, letting them rest covered for 5 afterwards. Add a minute for the genetic freak 2+ inch thick ones
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by pkilgore 3y ago
There's a lot of fucked up shit that used to "be[] the norm". It's not really an effective or convincing argument.
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by pkilgore 3y ago
FWIW, if you pay for Dell higher support tiers, it is amazing. They once sent a tech to drive to my university which was 3 hours from the tech's home base to replace a laptop screen. They also came to my office to do the same to replac
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by pkilgore 3y ago
I can't really tell if this is sarcasm, but whatever rights corporations have in the UK certainly isn't established by a United States Supreme Court decision.
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by pkilgore 4y ago
How outrageous! Let me close the Apple Music window for this App I can't uninstall, and that popup that says I can't save my notes unless I have iCloud, and look past the automatically included Apple News and Apple Financed widget
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by pkilgore 4y ago
One of the few college lectures I can remember 15 years later is the day our Physical Chemistry teacher taught us this technique to approximate solutions to quantum mechanical problems. You get done solving out a problem not only does math

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