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by x1798DE 10y ago
But if binodality is really strong in early level classes for that reason, it sorta suggests that maybe you should split into a fast and slow track, letting the experienced people maybe do 2 semesters in one class. Then the students with no
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by x1798DE 10y ago
Why does anything need to change? This is another in a long line of ineffective terrorist attacks, and if anything strengthens the case for keeping on as usual (if you want to argue that security at the best targets is already so good that
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by x1798DE 10y ago
> They are in Canada or at least in my province they are the law states that any knife you can open with one hand is illegal. Wow, that's obscene. Must suck to be a one handed person in your province.
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by x1798DE 10y ago
Why make a distinction between retail and individual investors? Either it's rigged, in which case it's almost certainly fraud, or it's not rigged and that means it's not exactly "house-always-wins". Like I said
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by x1798DE 10y ago
That seems remarkably incurious. There are like, tens of thousands of species of bee on earth, and there are tons of people who are out there looking into cataloguing them, studying their behavior, etc. I suspect that if life is common enou
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by x1798DE 10y ago
I don't disagree with that assessment, per se, but I don't think much can be done about it. The message doesn't say, "Fuck off, you worthless loser", it says (taken from the site), "This question has been asked
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by x1798DE 10y ago
Don't know much about torrent technology, but it seems you can download torrents over UDP. Not sure how convincing you can be, though, like, can you pretend to be seeding from that address? Likely a more successful course of action wou
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by x1798DE 10y ago
Yes, agreed about the third paragraph. I think the question about diversity, though, often comes down to "why should you prioritize diversity over other factors", not "why should you not avoid hiring blacks/women etc
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by x1798DE 10y ago
But just telling someone the answer might be available somewhere else doesn't direct future traffic to the canonical question, which is the entire point of the "marked as duplicate" flag. If your question gets marked as dupli
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by x1798DE 10y ago
I don't totally understand why people worry so much about your question being marked as a duplicate. Questions marked as duplicates are not deleted and still show up in search results - the reason why duplicates are still kept around a
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by x1798DE 10y ago
Most of the second paragraph is devoted to the fact that the talent base is becoming more diverse. That does not make diversity itself inherently valuable, it just means that it's a disadvantage to restrict yourself to a monocult
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by x1798DE 10y ago
This is a weird non-apology (though I frankly would be disgusted by someone actually apologizing for holding unpopular opinions). Sounds like he's saying his views were misrepresented and that he was impersonated, so what exactly is th
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by x1798DE 10y ago
> If true, it seems to call into question the regulatory policy of letting non-qualified investors trade in these things in the first place. That's a disturbingly paternalistic thought to my reckoning, and it's the "Baptis
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by x1798DE 10y ago
> Just because you don't like a licenses obligations does not make the license cancerous. Considering that I often hear GPL (and other copyleft licenses) described by its proponents as a virus, I don't think the disease metap
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by x1798DE 10y ago
I use a different keypair for every service, and for each device connecting to the service because keys are cheap and easy to manage. One advantage is that if one or more private keys is compromised or potentially compromised, you don'
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by x1798DE 10y ago
I would like a practical heads up display, powered by a local, open platform, not a cloud-based walled garden.
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I don't think the imperfect mapping between IP and user is the real problem with tracking down botnet controllers. You have a network of compromised hosts, and you can disguise yourself as one of them. There are lots of schemes for thi
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by x1798DE 10y ago
I think the problem isn't that it's "invalid" but that the number returned should be an area and not a point - they have enough information to say the IP is located in the US. It's somewhat reasonable to return this
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by x1798DE 10y ago
I doubt it. I think a lot of these attacks (though possibly not this one) would not even be possible if ISPs did egress filtering of packets with spoofed IPs, and yet ISPs don't seem to be implementing even this feature. It seems unlik
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by x1798DE 10y ago
> While I do not condone the behavior of these people or otherwise support their crime Probably doesn't help that you feel the need to mention this even when talking about the nature of the tactic used.
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by x1798DE 10y ago
You occasionally hear about immigrants being smuggled into (a) country in shipping containers. Is that common enough that it's likely that one or more of the stalled containers has a bunch of people stuck in it? That seems like a reall
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by x1798DE 10y ago
Is this song actually popular, because if not, I'm pretty sure you don't get to call it a "hit". I think when AI starts actually consistently generating popular songs (since that means it's generating stuff people
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by x1798DE 10y ago
This is a completely unnecessary hypothesis. At some point early on all humankind was geographically co-located. If there are somewhat universal features to language that were transmitted memetically, it's a much more reasonable hypoth
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by x1798DE 10y ago
It seems like an improvement over "Vector", which is essentially un-googleable, but seriously, this trend in giving projects single common english word names is really annoying.
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> It seems oddly short-sighted for SV companies to place blame on the messenger and not, say, the espionage system that created an ecosystem where it's perfectly sensible for people to ask whether their data is actually secure when
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by x1798DE 10y ago
> Not a problem for the analysis of law firms. Sierra Club is a less effective law firm than the big New York firm. Why is this not a problem? The parent comment was saying that the Sierra Club takes harder cases and is often the plainti
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by x1798DE 10y ago
Oh, I see, I didn't realize that the page continues below "read more" on to another story. I suppose that makes sense, though it would be nice if a link to the story was enough to signal that you actually want to go to the st
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by x1798DE 10y ago
> Well, to be honest, they can do with their trademark as they wish. They can't do "as they wish". Trademark protection has specific limits, including nominative use ("our product does everything Docker does and more!
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Ah, I never bought anything duty free, but I've seen them set aside at the gates. Guess I assumed it was to be picked up at arrival. Thanks for the info.
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I don't think it would be considered any sort of derivative work. Consider recipes (and other published algorithms). Cooked dishes are not considered a derivative of the recipe, and those are step by step instructions for creating the

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