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6y ago
https://m.imdb.com/title/tt14173880/ i believe that one
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6y ago
Hi, which bank(s) offer this? > switch the 2FA to an authenticator on-your-phone code generator, which someone cannot hack easily. I remember looking a few months ago and they only offered SMS 2FA. Thanks
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Probably just their outfits? Not quite sure why it was submitted here!
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6y ago
Interesting, thanks for sharing. So for the latest one where they have a bounty for assembling the largest healthcare dataset -- how do they determine who gets what portion of the bounty? It's not just winner takes all right? This data
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6y ago
And how can they be properly informed of the risks without empirical data from trials? Regulations exist to prevent malicious sellers from taking advantage of sick patients, who are making decisions under duress, about things way more compl
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6y ago
"loss leadership"!
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What does the last bit have to do with the discussion?
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6y ago
Well I used to do Cancer research at the NCI before going back to software! :)
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That’s.... backwards. Excess sugars and toxins promote environments that are favorable for cancer promotion (eg by weakening immune system by down regulating certain cells within the tumor microenvironment or activating metabolic pathways t
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6y ago
That’s how it always was, even pre internet.
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Hmm, the thing is though, this info is rarely 100% false... people have tried things like labeling posts with truth contents, etc. and it falls flat. In cases where it is 100% false I think your approach works (although it might not actuall
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6y ago
Agree on all points! I have some nice pieces, some made with Processing and others with Neural Nets, but there’s more to them that lets them hold their own as art (i.e. it’s not “pretty” generative art for the sake of generative art, but ar
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Not necessarily, I think what we have today is far better than a world where a few people got to control what was said. That only works if they are well intentioned and trustworthy, but it’s corruptible. And they certainly aren’t necessaril
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6y ago
No, your scenario suggests you migrated platforms because one stopped being useful and one was more useful, which is just a clear example of network effects, and sensible. It would be silly if your reason for quitting FB was because you wer
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6y ago
They're all just on other facebook platforms like IG / WhatsApp anyway.
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Out of curiosity, how does the audit work? Do they have automated tools to check against open source code bases and SO snippets or is it manual? Interesting nonetheless...
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6y ago
you’re completely wrong, i’d encourage you to read this
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6y ago
Why did the post get deleted? Hope they didn’t threaten the author.
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6y ago
I'm not sure that's actually something we want within the institution. IMO the most important thing is improving the overall _reliability_ of research. On this note, and admittedly a bit of a (relevant) plug: I work at a startup c
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6y ago
So I read the linked Apple PDF (not the Engadget article) [1] and it actually says that it's for first generation college students, which generally means "first person in the family to go to college", and after looking throug
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I wonder why it's based on immigrant status instead of socioeconomic status...while I agree with you, I can see how someone would interpret the current setup the same way the OP did. EDIT: NVM, see my other comment. Don't think it
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6y ago
An alternative to roamresearch: just use `org-roam` with `org` :). Will support zettelkasten style note taking for free.
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6y ago
HN is an echo chamber too... it's inevitable in any community, online or not.
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What do you think is false about what he specifically said? It is a little annoying how one sided the discourse here is against FB. Makes them seem far worse than they actually are. Anyway, while I don’t work there, maybe an answer to your
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That's not a fair comparison... Perhaps it could have been phrased better, but I think all he's trying to say is something to the tune of: "by current estimates, scientists think the pandemic will be largely dealt with by nex
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I sincerely doubt this. Behavior has hardly changed even in the middle of the pandemic. I expect it to revert back for the most part. (It may have changed a lot for some demographics, or in some parts of the world, but I don't think th
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Just in case someone doesn't read the full article, before you respond saying "wow, expects people to go to theatres in the middle of a pandemic": > Public safety comes first. Nobody argues with that. Which is why when it
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Yes but still marginally easier to get it up and running
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numerical reductionism strikes again...
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6y ago
Hi, Where can I find this book? Is it this one (coming out next month)? https://reedsy.com/discovery/book/mind-painter-tom-b-night/u... Thanks.
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