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by ro_bit 5y ago
So this is what the CPUBenchmark authors wrote before making CPUBenchmark
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by ro_bit 5y ago
How much does Google pay MarkMonitor for this to happen?
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by ro_bit 5y ago
I never knew that there was a second moderator! (sctb) Their comment history only has some comments from 2019, and is much shorter than dangs. Did they only have a short stint as a moderator on HN, or do they now work from another account&#
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by ro_bit 6y ago
Rainmeter is awesome! The scripting to make your own desktop widgets is so simple to learn even my non technical friends who use rainmeter can make/modify stuff. I think it's a good example of how to make "code" accessib
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by ro_bit 6y ago
I feel like these trackers (Firebase Analytics and Visual Studio Crash Reporting) need to be looked at in context of the data they actually send and who they report to. According to the thread > In the Mobile apps, Firebase Cloud Messagi
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by ro_bit 6y ago
I would find the entire situation even more comical if the 16k guy turned out to be a cryptominer
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by ro_bit 6y ago
Most of Berkeley's own classes don't follow the official guidelines or best practices. I just took a high-stakes test today that was curved, closed note/book/everything, and required live proctoring over zoom with hands
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by ro_bit 6y ago
That makes me curious - Does anyone know if there's a way to contain the damage done to our oceans into a certain region? Being able to designate a part of the ocean as an ecological deadzone by somehow directing all our dumping&#x2
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by ro_bit 6y ago
This feels like a lot of noise. If we can't use our github profiles to show code that isn't meant for production, and we're applying to junior roles for people with less experience (and presumably few, if any, examples of p
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by ro_bit 6y ago
I personally thought, upon reading the headline, that it was talking about some poll of californians
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by ro_bit 6y ago
That makes sense. Anyone not living close to the "asymptote" of universe generations can't prove that they're in a simulation, but they can't prove they aren't either. Maybe each of those universes keeps trying
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by ro_bit 6y ago
Now I'm curious how the behavior of the people in the "first" universe, unencumbered by the idea of how affecting the machine's reality would affect their own reality, is different from the behavior of the people we see.
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by ro_bit 6y ago
Hi Nkharrl! I'm an undergraduate student who is deeply interesting in roles involving cybersecurity and making an impact in cybercrime. I would love to gain insight into how trust platforms work for online applications, as well as tool
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by ro_bit 6y ago
Title could use a (2012)
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by ro_bit 6y ago
When Signal says your data belongs in your hands, they are referencing the end to end encryption in the app, which means that any of your data that goes through their servers is encrypted and can't be read by them. This can be verified
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by ro_bit 6y ago
Not dang but probably > Please respond to the strongest plausible interpretation of what someone says, not a weaker one that's easier to criticize.
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by ro_bit 6y ago
> We plan to do some more complicated robots and also make our own fun mods for Minecraft (as soon as I figure out how to hook up Scratch to recent version of it). You can't quite hook up Scratch itself to Minecraft (not that I know
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by ro_bit 6y ago
Wouldn't make sense. The blog post indicates they went through legal channels to make this happen
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by ro_bit 6y ago
Another workaround for this if you forget and accidentally connect to the internet during setup is to write incorrect login credentials at the MS account login step. If you do it a few (less than 3?) times the option comes up to make a loca