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541.
by readams 9y ago
Loans count as financial aid in their view
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by readams 9y ago
By "classical" it's reasonable to assume they mean "not quantum"
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by readams 9y ago
They're not changing the original network. That would not be very interesting. They're generating objects that fool the correctly trained network.
544.
by readams 9y ago
You're assuming we couldn't make adversarial examples with white box access to your brain. It's entirely possible that such examples do exist.
545.
by readams 9y ago
Another of the many businesses that attempt to bypass competition with absurd regulatory capture. Taxis, auto dealers, and many others
546.
by readams 9y ago
Web platforms in particular have a pretty long list of mistakes that, even if you're smart and careful, if you don't know about them you're virtually certain to make. Injection attacks, XSS, CSRF, etc. are very subtle and no
547.
by readams 9y ago
That is not "more units."
548.
by readams 9y ago
More units, even luxury units, are good for everyone, even lower income people. The people trying to advocate for lower-income people by blocking housing are making it worse for the very people they're trying to help!
549.
by readams 9y ago
The fundamental disconnect is there's a (large) group of people that think building expensive housing is bad for the housing crisis. This is 180 degrees wrong: what's needed to solve the affordability crisis are more units. Below
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Rise of the yimbys: the angry millennials with a radical housing solution(theguardian.com)
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551.
by readams 9y ago
Unless you're getting premature ignition in your cylinders from compression (knock) the higher octane shouldn't matter.
552.
by readams 9y ago
This would make a lot more sense as a blocklist for ublock than as its own extension. Actually I wouldn't be that surprised to learn it's already blocked.
553.
by readams 9y ago
A better headline might be "SEC has not ruled on ICOs that are not obviously securities but there is reason to suspect they might not rule favorably"
554.
by readams 9y ago
You might think of him as analogous to Alfred Russel Wallace and evolution.
555.
by readams 9y ago
In this case he had a prior registration for something that's unclear but the new sentence also included registration.
556.
by readams 9y ago
The real punishment in cases like this is sex offender registration and a record, which is basically the end of your life.
557.
by readams 9y ago
The 17-year-old did it consensually. The adult did not solicit the pics. That is, the "victim" here is also the perpetrator.
558.
by readams 9y ago
Working in a union would be terrible. Can you imagine having to deal with seniority rules?
559.
by readams 9y ago
The FTC has a site with a lot of helpful information on helping you resolve identity theft, and even will help generate the correct documentation and direct you through the maze. https://www.identitytheft.gov Note the it is lite
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by readams 9y ago
Bretton Woods was over in 1971...
561.
by readams 9y ago
Also itemized deductions are phased out as your income increases.
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by readams 9y ago
Ed Felten's article on this from a couple of months ago provides an excellent analysis. https://freedom-to-tinker.com/2017/06/28/european-authoritie... "At this point, I need to put some of my cards
563.
by readams 9y ago
Just need a competing Navy to conquer the US. Easy as pie.
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by readams 9y ago
For those that might not know WebRender is the project to merge the Rust-based parallel GPU-based web rendering backend from the experimental Servo browser with Firefox. This should ultimately result in greatly improved rendering speed for
565.
by readams 9y ago
They used to go Process, Architecture, Process, Architecture, which was styled as Tick, Tock. Recently they switched to Process, Architecture, More Architecture. I like to call it Tick, Tock, Clunk.
566.
by readams 9y ago
They don't mention if it's possible to build saws without sawstop patents. Is this guy lobbying for all saw companies to be required to license his technology? EDIT: It appears that they're currently suing Bosch for developi
567.
by readams 9y ago
Looks like it didn't consider a traffic light in the middle of a block as a thing that could happen.
568.
by readams 9y ago
Some programs are 32-bit, but not to such an annoying extent.
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by readams 9y ago
"Elephants in zoos sleep for four to six hours a day, but in their natural surroundings the elephants rested for only two hours, mainly at night." [1] [1] http://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-39126993
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by readams 9y ago
For those unfamiliar with how intractable this problem really is, this article provides an excellent summary: https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2017/07/the-wor...

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