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by rudolf0 10y ago
They definitely had an agenda in the last election, but that's a huge stretch.
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by rudolf0 10y ago
Doctors can be notoriously ignorant and contradictory when it comes to mental illness-treating drugs. There's a lot of literature out there and a lot of them don't keep up. I don't know why it is. Not that you shouldn't
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by rudolf0 10y ago
Oh yeah, I've used SSRIs and suffered the withdrawal. I know they're not making things up or whatever. But I also think that taking such a universal anti-psychiatric drug stance is probably too hardline of a position. I think they
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by rudolf0 10y ago
The article seems sound, but the source does look a bit biased.
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by rudolf0 10y ago
Really shallow of me, but the name kind of turns me off. "Uber" or "Lyft" are just whatever, but Waymo sounds like... something an infant would sputter out. Or "Lame-o".
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by rudolf0 10y ago
>That's nice, but it shouldn't be forbidden to violate users' privacy, it should be impossible. Work for just about any company, tech or otherwise, in a sysadmin role. There is always going to be some way for a smart, mali
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by rudolf0 10y ago
I check the news roughly once a day just to get a feel for the headlines. I check the left-leaning sources and right-leaning sources and don't read any of the articles. I don't get sucked in, and also just get an idea of what peop
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by rudolf0 10y ago
The latter. Even a very simple hash algorithm will almost always make it impossible to get the original contents back. You'd have to write an intentionally pathological algorithm to achieve that.
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by rudolf0 10y ago
Orexin is also discussed in that thread. Ceretropic announced the release of P21 and Orexin at the same time.
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by rudolf0 10y ago
"Gross stuff which can maybe cause weird diseases."
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by rudolf0 10y ago
Location, the kind of position, perceived company reputation and pay... I've been on your side of the table for a similar role and had the same experience. Literally 20-30 candidates who can't answer basic questions for every 1 wh
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by rudolf0 10y ago
You can buy some from Ceretropic: https://www.ceretropic.com/orexin-a (Not affiliated with them in any way. Have used their products before and find them to be reputable.)
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by rudolf0 10y ago
Exact same thing. Odd unsolved memory leak, using lxml for HTML parsing. I think I'll stay away from it in the future. Unfortunate, since it's the fastest HTML parser in Python that I know of.
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by rudolf0 10y ago
Please respect the politics moratorium.
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by rudolf0 10y ago
But LuaJIT is (usually) much faster than the standard Lua interpreter.
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by rudolf0 10y ago
It would have been easier if JavaScript weren't so terrible to begin with.
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by rudolf0 10y ago
Just to provide a contrasting point of view: CoffeeScript is the only reason I ever wrote, and ever write, JavaScript. Period. Transpilers do add a layer of complexity, but all of the syntax sugar advantages make it more than worth it to me
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by rudolf0 10y ago
Wouldn't it make more sense to use something faster and simpler for most routing, and then an optional argument for regular expressions? Lots of web frameworks use that approach.
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by rudolf0 10y ago
I suspect someone somewhere would eventually find out.
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by rudolf0 10y ago
I'd rather there be some kind of isolation of political discussion rather than an outright ban for a week. Maybe just have a permanent/rotating "politics/culture/society" thread for people to share whatever?
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by rudolf0 10y ago
Once intelligence agencies start backdooring microcode (especially in a way that chip manufacturers can't detect), I'm throwing out my computer and living in the woods.
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by rudolf0 10y ago
I don't know enough about neuroscience to determine if this is a possible genius revelation or quackery or somewhere in between. Any scientists willing to comment?
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by rudolf0 10y ago
Part of it is that constantly being busy can create a lot of physical and mental fatigue and stress, making it difficult to do things you might otherwise even if there is some free time. "I never have time" can technically be a l
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by rudolf0 10y ago
>Hello Games said that, as each user’s experience would be very different, it would be difficult to recreate the exact scenes from the ad. However, they believed it was fairly straightforward to locate content of the type shown in the ad
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by rudolf0 10y ago
I really don't want to know stage 5...
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by rudolf0 10y ago
What % of the devices you tested were security appliances? It's good Checkpoint did that, but you would expect most security companies to care a lot more about patching their devices relative to all of the other various network device
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by rudolf0 10y ago
If you completely ignore deaths for a moment, many report severe negative symptoms, lasting weeks or more, resulting from dehydration or overheating from MDMA. Overheating is also speculated by many researchers to be responsible for some of
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by rudolf0 10y ago
Checkpoint has been notorious for this kind of exaggerated marketing, especially within the past few years. My theory is that their security appliance line has been suffering due to superior competitors (source: personal experience; could b
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by rudolf0 10y ago
Not to mention that even if it were an issue, TLS would be a much easier and cheaper solution.
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by rudolf0 10y ago
That seems highly misleading. I think MDMA is far more physically dangerous than cannabis. Many people have directly died from irresponsible use of MDMA, but no one has (directly) died from any use of cannabis. MDMA can certainly be safe an

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