swirepe

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by swirepe 6y ago
8 hours for sleeping 8 hours for getting your $80 for the day to get high 4 hours to get high 4 hours for...I don't know, working on a novel or something
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by swirepe 6y ago
(They are definitely going to exceed their storage quotas.) I want to see how well weights for these models compress, but it will take me some time to run this code and generate some. I'm guessing they won't compress well, but I c
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by swirepe 6y ago
>As I said - condescending - and now we can see that your answer was in bad faith. Lol I stopped reading here
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by swirepe 6y ago
>If you really were making a joke, you could have just said so when I ‘didn’t get it’. I’d probably have said something like ‘fair play’, or ‘nice’. Lol ok >Have you considered the possibility that I am asking what other people think
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by swirepe 6y ago
> I just wanted to know what classes of information people thought the journalists might be protecting. I just made a joke. You didn't get it (?), so I encouraged you to think through some possible answers to your own question. If
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by swirepe 6y ago
>it’s possible the article is complete bullshit. Another possibility is that the article is itself disinformation. Okay, that's fair. Your question was about what kinds of information an attacker can use. I didn't think of you
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by swirepe 6y ago
Not helpful. But that's okay, I'm going to hold your hand for a bit. Pretend the article said "three hidden microphones were found to be added to this board." That tells the attacker which board is being tested, that th
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by swirepe 6y ago
If you were sneaking chips into boards and wanted to know if you were caught, what classes of information would you find useful? What classes of information wouldn't be immediately useful, but would be useful in aggregate?
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by swirepe 6y ago
Nice try
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by swirepe 6y ago
Is your project non-commercial? You can use this[1] official bsd-licensed[2] library for non-commercial projects. [1] https://trueskill.org/ [2] https://github.com/sublee/trueskill/blob/master
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by swirepe 6y ago
>I'll add another one, don't openly confront the CTO. Looks like we found the CTO :)
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by swirepe 6y ago
>schroot I learned something new. I only knew about chroot. If I'm understanding, schroot is chroot for normal users?
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by swirepe 6y ago
> Is this poor code Yes. >am I just not smart enough? Yes. Note: this is true for any person, with any code. It does not get better.
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by swirepe 6y ago
This is a cool idea. What would you need to be able to try this in 2 weeks, instead of a few years? What's the lean slice?
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by swirepe 6y ago
You have seven submissions in the last day, with a total of three comments on them. Slow down, please.
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by swirepe 6y ago
What's wrong with bash? Specifically, what are you trying to do that you can't?
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by swirepe 6y ago
>That data is not subject to HIPAA regulations. You can be HIPAA compliant and on Google servers. https://cloud.google.com/security/compliance/hipaa/
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by swirepe 6y ago
When it's positive, it's called "trending"
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by swirepe 6y ago
I think the article assumed a base familiarity with the topic. The basic idea behind variable steering ratios is, you space the teeth of your rack and pinion closer together in the middle and further away on the ends. This makes the wheel f
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by swirepe 6y ago
Why would I end up in jail? Freedom of speech. My mentally ill brother-in-law and his militia may go to jail, but by then it will be way too late for you.
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by swirepe 6y ago
Hey loved followers: "you see that yemeni kid over there? He was talking shit about you."
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by swirepe 6y ago
>we should interpret a lack of pervasive popular revolt as a sign of justness and legitimacy of the authorities? "Shock that person, please." "What? No." "I forgot to mention, he said he wants to steal your job a
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by swirepe 6y ago
>"it is good to reduce net human suffering so others can live fulfilling lives" This belief makes you very approachable, more than if you didn't believe it. I guess to undo that belief you'd have to move to an environ
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by swirepe 6y ago
>Why does Facebook need to moderate the populations talking points? Why do you think? >The us government literally drops bombs on people's homes. Ok. >Humanity is full of all kinds of bullshit. I wish people would stop trying
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by swirepe 6y ago
> I don’t see any “cesspool” on my feed in fact. You should file a bug report. Your feed should make you equal parts angry, sad, and horny.
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by swirepe 6y ago
>Yet, modern science still can't measure the harmoniousness of a song at a given point or overall -- we have neither the theory nor the math to do so. It is an active area of scientific research! I find that so cool. What about cons
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by swirepe 6y ago
For anyone scrolling past this list, I had a lot of fun with Retroshare. It's like the Napster we never had, but with gardening books instead of music.
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by swirepe 6y ago
We've all hung around too long, curious about how bad the fire can get. That doesn't mean we're arsonists.
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by swirepe 6y ago
>You can tell a lot about a person by who they decide to associate themselves with. Like sex workers, tax collectors, and lepers.
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by swirepe 6y ago
>whitelisting a set of users on the basis of credentials or avowed common interest. Like r/the_donald. Mods can effectively whitelist a set of users by banning everyone else.

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