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by tastroder 4y ago
It's not, especially on the weekend. The freight delays might be somewhat of an issue over the next few days but on the passenger side it's a mild inconvenience at best. It disrupted the rail network country-wide to some degree bu
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by tastroder 4y ago
While the GSM-R system belongs to the rail system which is dubbed critical infrastructure much of it is either publicly documented and/or shared between a rather large number of operators. So far I didn't read anything that would
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by tastroder 4y ago
That's been fixed in one of the recent patches, works fine for text content now.
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by tastroder 4y ago
Yeah, looks like it's this one: https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT05477524 Corresponding Phase 2 trial here: https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT03769194
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by tastroder 4y ago
I don't know, that might work for some but I would have prefered a webapp with a nice UI instead. I've subscribed for a month but the first time I discovered some of the parameters was just now when someone on HN linked to their d
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Adtech’s new clothes might redefine privacy more than they reform profiling(netzpolitik.org)
3 points by tastroder 5y ago|0 comments
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by tastroder 5y ago
The other side is from www.srp.ecocentre.kiev.ua (currently down)
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by tastroder 5y ago
The system that generates the map is available at http://www.srp.ecocentre.kiev.ua/ (Might be a bit overwhelmed at the moment.)
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by tastroder 5y ago
I personally wouldn't, I like/prefer the self contained nature of HN and, despite its popularity, generally don't appreciate Discord as a discussion medium. PS: Just in case that's too much of a hidden feature, https:&#
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by tastroder 5y ago
Not sure why this points to Twitter. The article URI is https://www.theverge.com/2022/2/2/22914612/apple-podcasts-ap... tl;dr: People leave good podcast reviews, overshadowing bad reviews for Apple'
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by tastroder 5y ago
dupe of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30011382
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by tastroder 5y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29705957 The HN thread in question, apart from the relatively generic corporate response the article doesn't seem to add much.
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by tastroder 5y ago
IANAL but the few cases I'm aware off have all been thrown out. The hacker tool provision in question starts out from a position of intent [0] (which was part of why a high profile case where a journalist sued themselves was thrown out
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by tastroder 5y ago
Yeah nah. While the particular law is incredibly vague nonsense, if the purpose of the tool is security research or to harden your infrastructure against the impact of the vulnerability (as opposed to preparation of an actual crime) it woul
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by tastroder 5y ago
In Germany antibody tests aren't used for that determination. 6 months from PCR positive counts as "recovered" in the German scheme, afterwards you need a single mRNA shot on top to count as fully vaccinated.
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by tastroder 5y ago
We don't know yet, the number of cases this variant has been confirmed in is far too low at this point. You'll likely get a better idea of what that mix of mutations means in terms of clinical aspects and transmissions in a few we
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by tastroder 5y ago
The patents in question: https://patents.justia.com/assignee/bugcrowd-inc
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Bugcrowd Awarded U.S. Patents for Crowd-Enabled Vulnerability Detection(businesswire.com)
2 points by tastroder 5y ago|1 comments
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by tastroder 5y ago
We don't have to protect against a thing that's not happening. https://upvotetracker.com/post/hn/28149974 looks completely normal, the story is just interesting
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by tastroder 5y ago
These days, at least in non-research contexts, people seem to mostly use spacy-transformers for that, already contains all the necessary glue code between huggingface transformers (including BERT) and spacy. https://explosion.ai&
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by tastroder 5y ago
There's not one way to collect these stats, see the section "ONS and PHE COVID-19 deaths data are produced in different ways and have different purposes:" in [0] on what the UK gathers how. Neither of which changes the excess
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by tastroder 5y ago
Okay, clinical pathology in hospital settings aside, what country are you talking about? Here in Germany cause of death determination for COVID-19 deaths is part of the data we gather. Random German state (Bavaria) for example [0]: Cause of
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by tastroder 5y ago
There's also enough studies that debunk the myth at this point. https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-021-82862-5 for example.
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by tastroder 5y ago
This tracker was a show HN last month, looks pretty normal https://upvotetracker.com/post/hn/27525031
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by tastroder 5y ago
While not headline-worthy I'm not aware of which definition of "robot" CPR machines are supposed to fall. They're pretty well studied at this point. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AutoPulse
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by tastroder 5y ago
It's case sensitive by default, you can add -i/--regexp-ignore-case to disable that.
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by tastroder 5y ago
The former, at the time the gitlab repos for the mobile clients were published they contained code newer than what was available in the app stores.
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by tastroder 5y ago
Can't really blame the reporting there imho. At the time that article was written they actively marketed towards the blockchain solution and the government side wasn't really forthcoming with public information. Luckily that chang
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by tastroder 6y ago
Mostly general distrust in the project by the German tech scene on Twitter. Their marketing comes with weird "trust us" vibe and the German tech scene went through these conversations already with the concept of the official app.
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by tastroder 6y ago
Still without honestly. Relative OSINT laypersons on different social media seem to have little problem identifying terrorists without facial recognition. The fact that they publicised their own multi-angle, high resolution video surveillan

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