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We should measure a police department response to reporting a stolen mobile device with active localization. How eager is the police to fight a real crime. I have a personal hypothesis that that some small locations depend too much on traff
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3y ago
Note that Russia was accused of influencing elections rather than hacking the voting itself. That is: - Providing money for campaign - Using data from Cambridge analítica with target voters. - Hacking democrats trying to get advantage 
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3y ago
So now you have: - A character harder to type - The same potential confusion - Code bases with both operators Maybe programmers just need to know that ligatures exists. If you are programming in Java or Kotlin you know that intelliJ tend to
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3y ago
It is a shame that it didn't lead them to stop smoking
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3y ago
The law protects the cyclist but he/she has much more skin on the game. There are still accidents resulting in deaths and not all find the culprit car. Note that in Spain it is legal to cross the solid white line to take over a cyclist
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3y ago
What about monitoring variable levels of social media consumption with the individual levels of depression / anxiety. I have periods of higher and lower social media usage. And I have noticed that there is a strong inverse correlation
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4y ago
If the police have much better weapons than the suspect they can go with more care. This with a culture of de-escalation helps to convert swatting into just an annoyance. It can happen, but that would just mean some lost the from the police
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4y ago
Muslims took christians as slaves and viceversa. So if you ended in the wrong ship boarded by pirates you could become a slave Even during the conquer of the muslin kingdom of Granada a lot of the citizens were sold as slaves.
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4y ago
The good part of this path is the logistics. A lot of people travel though it so there are a lot of cheap lodges, good signaling and places to buy food or have a meal
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4y ago
It makes a lot of sense. Stress and lack off sleep affect the immunitary system. And imagine if we could improve the effectiveness of vaccines in half of the world population by applying then in the right moment of them menstrual cycle.
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4y ago
A company has different values for different customers depending on what they are going to do with it. The software and customers would have some value. If they can provide digital capabilities to a traditional bank it will certainly be a p
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4y ago
Isn't that why 10 year bonds are much riskier?
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4y ago
I was just asking myself what was the us bank regulator doing. But this explains a lot. Small government has its consequences
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4y ago
Let's don't blame people but the toxic learnt behaviors.
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4y ago
Other assumption is that every small statue is a religious idol with ritualistic meaning.
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4y ago
It doesn't need to be like this. There can be collaboration to find the best solution for all parties. They can become a communication channel for problems including security issues. And here is Amazon the one that is treating their em
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4y ago
I was surprised that the alleged successful PERT origin was just theater for keeping politician money. In fact this is my typical feeling with all Gantt charts.
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4y ago
It also seems a lot to Spanish croquetas. But the Japanese version seems to use potatoes instead of Bechamel sauce. https://www.google.com/search?q=croquetas+de+ternera&oq=croq...
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4y ago
The response from a caricature vs a respectful historical depiction may be very different. Remember that in US this happened not a long time ago: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stabbing_of_Salman_Rushdie
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4y ago
In Spain. In the past it was quite hard to break the 40-50K euros barrier. In the last year I have seen more and more offers on the 65-75k range. With puntal 100K.
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4y ago
Russia is short of missiles. They already need to buy drones to Iran. Some infrastructure is not destroyed so easily and those are weapons not used on military targets. If you mobilize millons: A) there wouldn't be weapons, uniforms, r
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4y ago
Extra predictions after some thoughts: - someone will weaponize AI for online fraud or political manipulación. - a lot of talks about how to revert your bad micro service separación with distributed monoliths. - All the money that went to C
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4y ago
'''3. Tech layoffs in the Bay Area intensify. When hiring begins again a large number of the new hires are either remote or are in other geographical areas where labour costs are lower.''' That is something tha
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4y ago
- AI will be introduced in some comercial applications. There will be efforts to make it more general. I would also expect more software development applications like "fix all my sonar warnings" or "migrate everything from Ja
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5y ago
Some people believe that it is useful for knitting: https://ancientworldsmanchester.wordpress.com/2015/07/29/dod... There are videos in YouTube showing how to use it