rokosbasilisk

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by rokosbasilisk 10y ago
Im surprised credential theft is still the lowest hanging fruit. I thought Banks seem to have solved alot of that.
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by rokosbasilisk 10y ago
This seems very similar to do videogames cause violence issue. I bet the same results occur. Most people can discern reality from fiction. Though Id really like to see replication comfirmation.
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by rokosbasilisk 10y ago
Probably in reference to the reversal of hijabs and beginning of her reversing some immigration policies.
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by rokosbasilisk 10y ago
Donate to eff, and sign up. Electronic freedom is under attack everywhere including america and europe. Censorship under the guise of "fake news". Filters under the guise of protecting children.
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by rokosbasilisk 10y ago
Krugman and all the rest of the neoliberals and neocons seem to be preaching the end of the world. The republic isnt ending, civil war isnt breaking out, no matter how hard some hysterical people are pushing it. Also erosion of rights occur
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by rokosbasilisk 10y ago
Considering all the events that occurred in 2016 from the brexit to trump that came as huge surprises to the media, maybe media elites should be paying MORE attention to the comments.
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by rokosbasilisk 10y ago
I wish that was true, but I live in PA, and the hitjobs on bernie sanders really ruined the times credibility with alot of young people. Im in college in philly. and hear moaning about the mainstream media from people on both sides of the p
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by rokosbasilisk 10y ago
maybe if prayer required some coding ability
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by rokosbasilisk 10y ago
Free society isnt pushing a false news narrative, that is the mainstream media in its death throes. The google trend analysis shows how artificial the fake news narrative is. As for the new york times, they published a plea for subscribers,
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by rokosbasilisk 10y ago
Dictatorships also commonly decide what is fake news, not just casting doubt on truth. Thats why they limit media companies and control the news so closely. This fake news narrative seems far more comfortable in a dictatorship then a free c
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by rokosbasilisk 10y ago
Depends on the evidence, people are not always rational. I remember being called crazy before the Snowden leaks, then afterwards everyone just knew it was happening all along. People have different standards for evidence and coping mechanis
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by rokosbasilisk 10y ago
Fake news will be defined by the establishment or those with power. I too find it strange the left is pushing this fake news narrative, so hard right as Trump is taking power.
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by rokosbasilisk 10y ago
Its suprising to read it was two democrats running for senator and no republicans on the house ballot there,almost like a different country.
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by rokosbasilisk 10y ago
I work as a contractor for a bunch of local businesses and I think I can safely say, companies absolutely hate taking that kind of risk. A bad developer or hire can produce bad work, be an hr nitemare and also destroy team dynamics.
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by rokosbasilisk 10y ago
Ive never done the interviewing, so Im not sure. But if someone fails their code test or discussion doesnt that suggest they are a higher risk factor for being a "net negative"?
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by rokosbasilisk 10y ago
After reading the article, I feel like a code test and discussion and or whiteboard would have filtered the type of developer they mentioned who is a net negative on the code base.
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by rokosbasilisk 10y ago
To be fair, Im sure the person who posted it on facebook might have thought something similar.
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by rokosbasilisk 10y ago
I believe they are using mcmcs at the core. markov chain multi carlos. this might be useful if you are wondering what it is http://mlwhiz.com/blog/2015/08/19/MCMC_Algorithms_Beta_Distr...
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by rokosbasilisk 10y ago
maybe it was to differentiate her from bill clinton?
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by rokosbasilisk 10y ago
I can confirm somewhat. I used a markov chain generator for a couple of 101 level english classes, with filters to adapt for my personal style like word choice restriction. I also gave a few passes manually to correct and cleanup things th
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by rokosbasilisk 10y ago
I think we have different core axioms and are at an impasse. I think due to the extreme nature of war, journalists largely failed their responsibilty, and what we know today confirms it. The large amount of human misery it created was too g
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by rokosbasilisk 10y ago
Wouldnt it be easier just to run sql server on windows at that point to take advantage of the ms ecosystem ? Edit: I am not familar with much of anything microsoft related.
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by rokosbasilisk 10y ago
Thats not what Im saying at all. Im not creating a false dilemma fallacy. Iraq didnt have wmds, journalists reiterated official talking points uncritically, even as intelligence officers came out to say otherwise. What happened with Iraq w
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by rokosbasilisk 10y ago
Which Im saying didnt happen with Iraq. So where the reasonable reporters then, and why should we believe anything has changed.
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by rokosbasilisk 10y ago
Journalists reiterating the government without critical reasoning isnt journalism. Its propaganda.
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by rokosbasilisk 10y ago
thanks! The sql server integration services seem interesting.
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by rokosbasilisk 10y ago
I think uncensored internet is under attack in general even in the america and europe. No one with power seems to like the idea of stuff they cant control.
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by rokosbasilisk 10y ago
What are the advantages of even using sql server when I can use postgres far more easily on linux ?
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by rokosbasilisk 10y ago
Iraq having wmds will probably be looked back as the start of fake news peddled by the mainstream media outlets.
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by rokosbasilisk 10y ago
Sure, but not in this context. the article was accusing other media outlets of being russia propaganda.

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