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You can set an A record to 66.6.44.5 [0]. [0] https://www.tumblr.com/docs/en/blog_management#customdomain
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But, aren't they frontend developers, and not the Backend developers?
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In our ongoing Small RNA - mRNA interaction study, we are also seeing p53 and a few other genes heavily being the regulators or are being regulated disproportionately between Cancerous vs. normal tissues.
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Right. These can also be interpret as their reason to make slimmer devices. People buying these products would presumably know what they're getting into.
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Bullshit? Erm. Would you elaborate?
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MITM tools such as [0] can also generate new certificates on the fly. So, unless HSTS is enabled, the user will still see the green padlock. This, obviously is only possible if the signing authority is in the device's trusted CAs. But
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From my personal experience, I completely agree. For an academic project, I was calculating ~2mln RNA-RNA interactions from their sequences. Since this calculation stays a requirement for all further calculations, being the naïve kid I was,
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Thanks for these! I haven't given a thorough read yet, will do so later today. Probably off topic, however, in the CMPH link you quote above, what I gather about the MPH functions is that in any practical setting they probably would re
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Is there any way of being able to store a corresponding value to the elements in the set? I understand that hash tables do that -- however, what I wish to ask is that do we have a space efficient data structure for key-value pairs?
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I suppose they can generate the password, and email it to you before storing the hashed password in database?
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Memories of unethical actions become obfuscated over time(pnas.org)
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If you open a pull request to the base repo and it gets accepted, then it shows in the history.
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Not necessarily. I know a few people who had emailed their ID cards (which had validity) as a proof for student status because they didn't have a student email. You could give it a shot.
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Not really. Zero correlation does not necessarily imply independence. From the example on this resource[1]: Let X be a normally distributed random variable with zero mean, and say Y = X^2. Clearly they are not independent. Covariance, which
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Oh well, Hall of fame #1 leads to a 404 for both links. So, I propose that it should be fair to call it (Hall of fame #1)².
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True, however people who come from languages such as Python, where it is much common to handle exception rather than using `if else` checks. I think this is kind of stubbornness on dev's part not to change their coding patterns dependi
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How is it more convenient than `mv foo.bar foo.baz`?
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How We Changed the Facebook Friends Icon(medium.com)
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I strongly disagree with this. I have the inattentive kind of ADHD and the coping mechanism that works for me is to multitask. Few people are wired to comprehend "tl;dr" versions of stuff -- if the meeting is going for eternity, p
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Netflix has a HTML5 player now, afaik. Works alright on Safari. Agreed RE streaming sites though!