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If you’re unable to access your email notification settings related to the account you’re locked out of, and have received any non-transactional emails related to the account, you can email their legal team regarding a CANSPAM violation to
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Clouds do very much attenuate UV radiation; how strongly they do so depends on their thickness/density. See ballpark figures here: https://www.epa.gov/sunsafety/calculating-uv-index-0
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Selenium is the first one that comes to mind. I think most of the big browser automation toolkits should have the ability to do screenshots in some capacity.
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Thanks for taking the time to write up your firsthand perspective! I was skeptical after reading the Smithsonian article (because hell if I’d personally want one of these robots in old age), but your explanation of their utility makes a lot
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I dove in for the first time several months ago and had the exact same impression. I found the data model and webhook system to be pretty quirky on the whole - though not impossible to work with at all.
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Is Snort useful at all on a home network level? E.g. for detecting if some insecure embedded device on the network has been hacked and is spamming all the other devices with spray-and-prays? If not, is there a lighter IDS that would be? Cur
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I've been doing something in this vein for a big personal project, using this python library: https://nackjicholson.github.io/aiosql/ . In short, I'm using a run of the mill stack (Caddy/Gunicorn/Fla
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> AFAICT it can't handle large datasets containing large unstructured data like images and video and multi-billion data point datasets are hard to store in a single machine/file Images and videos can easily be yeeted in as bina
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Knowing the classic Riot Games MO: I’d bet money there was a plus instead of a minus that made it through code review, and they’re being intentionally vague to save face.
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IME, the trick to healthy long-term eating is to mix and match from a common palette of healthy foods/meals you enjoy. After a few months, you’ll know the macros in everything without having to check labels, and the shopping/meal
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Gonna throw out an plug for Nutritionix and their calorie tracker iOS app for anyone inspired to go that route by the article - I tried a lot of options out back when I used to do serious powerlifting and it’s by far the best UX I found for
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(I typed this out before checking: rendering is just broken for latest FF on Win10. The color palette is entirely different from what's intended, and looks like a very crappy dark mode. The site looks much nicer in Edge. Edit: probably
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Update with some papers I found for anyone else curious: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jhydrol.2016.06.067 https://digitalscholarship.unlv.edu/water_pubs/59
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Are you claiming that hydroelectric generation leads to loss of water somehow? Or just that the reservoirs should be drained?
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This is fully detached from mainstream economic theory. Barring a few rural agriculturalists, people below the poverty line don’t make a dent in overall water usage - a small handful of wealthy individuals and organizations use the vast maj
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Prophets of Doom is his standalone masterpiece; Death Throes of the Republic and Wrath of the Khans are great starter series. Everything after Ep. 30 or so is generally pretty solid.
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Looking at the most charitable map projection I can find, I see where you’re coming from - but I think most people would still call it the NE corner. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ https://1igc0ojossa412h1e3ek8d1w-wpengine.netdna-ssl.com/wp
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You sure you know where France and Spain are on a map? Seems like you’re mixing them up.
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Not sure how relevant that is against a nation state actor that’s willing to pull from airline passenger records. All they’d have have to do is get a few timed hits for your location and then look for a common IMEI at nearby towers.
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IIUC, it’s an improvement over Postgres’ existing upsert functionality, which is centered around “INSERT INTO… ON CONFLICT UPDATE”. Instead of having to choose which action to take based on constraint conflicts, you can specify insert vs.
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This is the focus of the highly-controversial 1990s book “The Bell Curve”. If you want to follow the academic history of the topic, I highly recommend reading it along with responses to it by critics.
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There’s nothing “all-inclusive” - but we have really robust research for each piece of this in a vacuum, because frankly it would be incredibly difficult to test the generalizability of any single tutoring methodology when applied long-term
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Check the “Mental tests aren’t not cigars” section again - it addresses that.
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Have you looked for answers to your question, and if so, what did you find? There’s an absolute avalanche of data on this topic - do you want pointers to it, or are you looking to soapbox?
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On one hand, g is such a flamebait topic that’s been covered to death. As mentioned in the piece, there’s a hard scientific consensus, even if people don’t bother to look into it before spouting their hot takes. But that being said, the vis
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As a tangent to this, I highly recommend https://bloom.host for anyone looking for just a few cores worth of Ryzen performance. They’re primarily a gaming server host, but their general-purpose VPS are absolutely stellar, and th
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Despite some effort, I couldn't figure out how to get the rank attribute working for my use case. Any good references/examples you'd recommend?
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Adding on to this, there’s evidence that domestication involved selecting for genetic abnormalities in dogs that are analogous to Williams Syndrome in humans, a disorder which is known to cause pro-sociability, a strong sense of empathy, an
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Have you tried it before? Pos doesn’t work with most layout engines (most notably dot), making it kinda useless, and graphviz doesn’t easily expose the dimensions of a node to accommodate dynamic layout. You can work around that, but that’s
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Career healthtech worker; opinions are my own; focusing only on the provider-specific questions you're asking: Biggest problem (w.r.t. provider overwork and availability) is regulatory capture by AMA and hospital groups. The AMA has fo
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