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tejtm
6y ago
> What are the legal issues around web scraping? delusional. rhetorical language device intending to pretend you can make something public then dictate what public means to you.
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tundra is peat peat of made of decaying moss moss is permeable like a sponge sponges can hold stuff stuff can change state with changes in temp/pressure stuff in a new state can occupy increased volume increased volume can cause increa
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6y ago
It was a mother and juveniles, and it would have been decades ago. Maybe not exactly "Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kindom" but something similar. [] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wild_Kingdom
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6y ago
kinda of like avoiding any opportunist predator spammer, hacker, advertising ... If you do anything chances are really good they will just move one to something that is not.
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6y ago
I came to a different conclusion after watching footage of a family hunting together at night. There is also a third very similar white dot on the tip of the tail which is very much more dynamic that the two fixed points on the ears. By mo
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6y ago
just be sure to stop before it just becomes "We Enjoy Typing"
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6y ago
Obviously yes. Does any wall count if there are more entities on one side of it than the other?
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6y ago
> academics ultimately rely on universities for their income In my decades at it (digital side of bioinformatics) the cash flow is in the other direction.
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6y ago
Having experienced both ... in Oregon we grow blueberries like fruit on trees, you may need to stand on step stool to reach up to grab a hand-full (3) and they seem to be available for much of the summer. In Maine they were more like a law
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6y ago
Wow, maybe a mid-80's in the title as that was when I last recall hearing this line of reasoning. - glaciers grind up rocks - ground up rocks end ice age promote life - fresh ground rocks get used up and new ice age - rinse an
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6y ago
join the cohort and become one with the statistic
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6y ago
Why do you care about some random pickpocket going through your wallet? It is not like they are keeping your wallet...
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6y ago
Four year (post high school) degree required would do wonders for the level of competency easily weeding out the common whack jobs. Will still get the high function sociopath but they will have to be more careful navigating within a majori
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6y ago
vector is perfect. "too techie" is only too techie if you are too techie otherwise it is just an appropriate name I am very glad you are moving away from riot. makes it easier to talk about.
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6y ago
It passes with enforcement among themselves
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6y ago
It is not like no one ever came up with video chatting before and they are the only ones around so the moat is moot. The only reasons they exist in any meaningful way starts the "just works" thing and ends with the "vhs v.s
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6y ago
PSA: SQLite is embedded as a standard builtin python library. no pip install anything just import sqlite https://docs.python.org/3.7/library/sqlite3.html But I will be trying the Jupyter kernel in the article
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6y ago
They get automatic mandatory paid leave, kinda exactly like extra vacation. I would not be shocked to see flights booked in advance.
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6y ago
DOT all the things! (simple) Makefiles [0] XML [1] Json [2] [0] https://github.com/TomConlin/MakefileViz [1] https://github.com/TomConlin/xpath2dot [2] https://github.com
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6y ago
OH DOG PLEASE NO! seriously, just no. please
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6y ago
Two billion years give or take
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6y ago
the "work" you are doing is via ssh into a big box behind gateway/jumphost with peculiar limitations on ports & access from the data gravity well which is your bog standard asymmetric home isp ; annoying but you need to d
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6y ago
It's a mating call that predates combustion engines most likely by millennia(s)
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6y ago
We called them "partridge" they will stand on a hollow log and use it as a resonator. Sounds like a hit-n-miss engine starting up then petering our
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6y ago
Back before security fatigue set in, I would filter the lists through my own sanity checks for this sort of thing (never found a single one amiss after years) then point my clients at my vetted lists.
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6y ago
thanks but the bloom is off. think I will wait on a fresh batch of politicians.
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6y ago
It might be dating me, but seem like a larger version of the difference between C and FORTRAN arrays, C being relational like and FORTRAN being column store like. now get off my lawn :)
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6y ago
1) hard: destroy publishing. 2) harder: destroy the culture surrounding academic advancement (read advancement as not falling behind) 3) easy: have recognition go to those who write idiomatic code
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6y ago
it is bootstrapping! you use the mirror you are creating to magnify its own errors tens of thousands of times. Grit sizes are can be sorted by the time it takes them to settle out of a column of water. For a given material, finest take th
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6y ago
It is really easy, keeping glass wet (with water) while grinding & polishing keeps it in a slurry so no airborne particles to give you silicosis.
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