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by tempay 9y ago
I thought pip wasn't officially supported before 4.0? Either way it's still available on sourceforge, see the bottom of: https://wxpython.org/pages/downloads/
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by tempay 9y ago
> I'd write a GUI app for It's unlikely that cabalamat would attempt making most of those and the others could definitely be done as a web/electron app if desired.
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by tempay 9y ago
Comparing it to the population then suffers from not accounting for the wealth of a nation. It may appear expensive due to a high cost of living and therefore high staffing costs, but it doesn't matter if everything else is also scaled
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by tempay 9y ago
In the EU this is a common issue in some areas where you can commute across a border each day. The rules are well established, albeit varying depending on which border is involved.[1] [1] https://europa.eu/youreurope/ci
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by tempay 9y ago
I fall into the category of a technical user who could build their own, however I use existing ones as: - It's faster and I already have more fun projects than my time allows. - I don't particularly enjoy writing HTML/CSS (th
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by tempay 9y ago
There is a perk to this method. If the user has a (encrypted) backup of their phone then the backup can be restored to a new phone and keys can be generated. If not replacing a smashed screen would result in the keys being lost, with very l
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by tempay 9y ago
The problem with using gut instincts for these kinds of decisions is that it introduces bias and discrimination. For a roommate that might be positive as it will bias towards people that are similar to you, but for companies it's too e
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by tempay 9y ago
They're not low enough to account for the look elsewhere effect[1] (known by a different name in this field, but the idea is the same). In this case they look at 500,000 measurements so finding p-values of 10⁻⁵/10⁻⁶ is expected. [
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by tempay 9y ago
This looks very suspicious to me: - Online coins “will” be insured: Who by? And when? - “margin trading up to 10x leverage”: Seems like a lot for a legitimate exchange - Seemingly fake references to media attention
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by tempay 9y ago
Isn't this something different? I thought the simple solution was to xor the two sources, which is at least a secure the best source?
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by tempay 9y ago
For datasets from any field there is Zenodo[1] and for particle physics there is hepdata[2]. There is also the CERN opendata portal but this tends to be more about releasing large datasets which require non trivial efforts to analyse. I tho
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by tempay 9y ago
Making your data publicly available doesn't require you to then support people who try to use it.
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FCC approves first wireless power at a distance charging system(engadget.com)
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by tempay 9y ago
> The hash is not just the output, but also contains all input of the build. The hash doesn’t contain the output at all, it only contains the inputs. As such you know the hash of all packages before you start building anything. It would
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by tempay 9y ago
By default no as most people expect things to keep running when they lock their laptop. There is a setting to immediately destroy the key when the laptop sleeps. It might be outdated but [1] should give you a starting point for setting it u
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Only if the laptop is locked (as the encryption key is already in memory).
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by tempay 9y ago
It is disabled by default[1] (meaning you can't login as it), this vulnerability appears to enable the root user without setting a password. If the root user has already been enabled it doesn't work. Anyone who does this should pr
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by tempay 9y ago
Tighter timing constraints could definitely work. If the car requires a response within 10ns you can guarantee the fob is within 1.5m of the car.[1] The only issue is the fob has to be able to decode the signal, calculate a response and tra
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by tempay 9y ago
I thought current versions of FileVault encrypt the entire OS and the login screen is just a fancy boot partition?
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by tempay 9y ago
> Doesn't seem to mention how this value agrees or not with predictions I don't think there are any theoretical predictions with anywhere close to this level of precision for nucleons.
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by tempay 9y ago
If you're on macOS, iTerm2 has support for using control mode in tmux so the tabs/panels are real tabs and panels and can be scrolled normally. I don't know if any alternatives exist for Linux/Windows. https:/&#x2F
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by tempay 9y ago
Because most projects are not already there. Moving a community from GitHub to GitLab isn't trivial, not to mention all the work required to update material and avoid broken links.
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by tempay 9y ago
Is that still the case if it intends to stop in our solar system?
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by tempay 9y ago
My biggest problem with ROOT files is the dependency on ROOT, which is tricky to distribute. Though projects like uproot[1] look promising and I think ROOT 7 might improve things. [1] https://github.com/scikit-hep/uproo
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by tempay 9y ago
> ROOT can plot histograms, but matplotlib does it much better. As much as I prefer matplotlib, quickly combining histograms with uncertainties and no regard for formatting is quicker with ROOT. 2D/3D/Profile histograms are als
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by tempay 9y ago
ROOT is very old (older than the first C++ specification) and being able to analyse data interactively and then compile the same for very performance sensitive applications was wonderful. Unfortunately the previous interpreter (CINT) was a
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by tempay 9y ago
Looking at their analytics[1] a few million seems plausible depending on how updates are included in the numbers. [1] https://brew.sh/analytics/
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by tempay 9y ago
What does the CPU usage graph represent?
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by tempay 9y ago
Negative pressure is a common term when referring to differential pressure. The place I most commonly see it is for isolating rooms with positive[1] or negative[2] pressure relative to their surroundings. [1] https://en.wikipedia
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by tempay 9y ago
There is also https://cern.ch/particle-clicker if you want to play one with an educational element.

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