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by web007 8y ago
Slime molds (by name) do have first-mover advantage, back to 2010 for the Tokyo subway system: https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/01/100121141051.h... ... the slime mold connected itself to scatte
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by web007 8y ago
Other than the particular crime, please explain how your statement is different from "If you didn't dress so provocatively, you wouldn't have been raped."
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by web007 8y ago
The first few are simple, photograph + DEM (digital elevation model) or DTM (digital terrain model) aka height map will give you a 3D landscape with photo-accurate texture. They add manual CAD modeling in the later images, and that gives th
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by web007 8y ago
https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/issues/71411 for more details, which includes: In default configurations, all users (authenticated and unauthenticated) are allowed to perform discovery API calls
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by web007 8y ago
Why not? Where does that responsibility end?
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by web007 8y ago
Multi-stage Docker builds are an underutilized pattern. Go ahead, go crazy and add all of the dev dependencies you need to build your package. Once you've done that, take the built package and put it into another container that has on
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by web007 8y ago
(2012)
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by web007 8y ago
It's not a master key, it's a blueprint of the lock with no combination or exact pin layout.
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by web007 8y ago
Could be confusing Bethesda (which afaik only has the Navy hospital and admin offices, not a base?) with Ft Meade?
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by web007 8y ago
Hitchen's razor applies here: "What can be asserted without evidence can be dismissed without evidence." It's unfair to assume poor security practices. It's also ridiculous for a Show HN to be expected to meet a bur
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by web007 8y ago
The problem requirements.txt doesn't solve is "what I want" versus "what I end up with". There's no concept of explicit versus implicit dependencies. You install one package, and end up with five dependencies l
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by web007 8y ago
That's more like 30x better, since dB is log scale. Each +/- 3dB is about double/half as loud.
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by web007 8y ago
Please note that this "fluent-project" isn't the same as the common https://github.com/fluent logging solution.
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by web007 8y ago
I also experienced this in 6th grade social studies, and it stuck with me beyond almost anything else. There are probably three things I can recall directly from that class, and two are about the (first) Gulf War since it was coincident. Th
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by web007 8y ago
There are a lot of cases where truth and falsehood are absolute. Those cases where something is provably false should be called out as such. Think of something like Pizzagate - the fact that the restaurant in question didn't have a bas
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by web007 8y ago
The recommendation I remember is once every 2 or 3 days, since sperm production has its own refractory period. Every day is slightly less effective than waiting a little bit.
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by web007 8y ago
Are you thinking of Acxiom, which is a marketing data company, or Axios which is a media / journalism company?
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by web007 8y ago
99% Invisible (design podcast) had a story about this as well, how the American south and west became habitable due to air conditioning. https://99percentinvisible.org/episode/thermal-delight/
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by web007 8y ago
The most effective "shrinking" of ML models that I've seen (very limited experience, YMMV) is through "pruning". Searching for "arxiv pruning" is an excellent starting point, and a couple of those papers i
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by web007 8y ago
IIRC exactly this was the basis of removing selective availability on GPS signals for civilian use. The original GPS spec had two bands / channels / something: one that was encrypted, for military use, and a "fuzzy" vers
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by web007 8y ago
Offsite cache http://archive.is/bffia
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by web007 8y ago
Slack channels (and Zulip streams and HipChat rooms) are not "hashtags", they're IRC channels in modern form. When a user is forced to add a tag for a message, you're more likely not to get anything tagged and therefore
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by web007 8y ago
It really bothers me that they're skipping these two as separate steps. Track "what I asked for", use "what I ended up with" for deployment. Otherwise you're just saying "use pip freeze" regardless of
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by web007 8y ago
I couldn't tell from the description of "minimal" - did you discount horizontal symmetry to reduce your set size by half?
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by web007 8y ago
> Library inconsistencies between services? No, just no, always use the same library version for all services. Automate importing/updating the libraries if you need to. This answer drove me crazy in the article. "We had trouble
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by web007 8y ago
Meritocracy is great in theory, but in real-life it's just the same perpetuation of rich/white/male advantages. I'm 2.5 out of 3 of those - it only works when the playing field is level to begin with, not when I start ou
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by web007 8y ago
I was working on a SPA 12 years ago, and even then it couldn't be considered "groundbreaking" - NetVibes and a few others had blazed that ground at least a couple of years before that.
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by web007 8y ago
They have been consistently rated as the most-hated consumer brand in the US. There's nowhere to go but up. https://www.pcmag.com/news/350979/comcast-is-americas-most-h...
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by web007 8y ago
I already emailed the creator a couple weeks back to request / offer a torrent, but haven't heard anything back. The problem here is that both of your suggestions involve a 2-step process: 1. Download the file 2. Create a torrent
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by web007 8y ago
The very first line of the README: nbvcxz is java library (and standalone console program) which is heavily inspired by the work in zxcvbn. Also it has https://github.com/GoSimpleLLC/nbvcxz#differentiating-featur

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