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by xmprt 5y ago
What differentiates a non-crypto hash from a crypto hash. Is there a fundamental difference between the two which prevents one from being used for cryptographic purposes?
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by xmprt 5y ago
Not really low hanging fruit if the last time you studied CPU design was in a university course. I personally found a lot of the information pretty interesting.
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by xmprt 5y ago
I figured that our phones would have had better security principles to prevent this from happening now but I guess I was mistaken.
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by xmprt 5y ago
Could you give a rough time period for when you set up their accounts and how old the accounts are now? Just trying to get an idea of if this is still happening even now.
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by xmprt 5y ago
Not to mention that anytime I see extremely high pay in crypto companies I think the salary is overinflated because they are paying a large portion in tokens.
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by xmprt 5y ago
Except they're not really close because in one case, the government is handing you tax payer money in exchange for potential growth and revenue for the city whereas in the other case you are paying a specific government official for
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by xmprt 5y ago
I think you're misunderstanding the title. It's not that evidence based medicine has problems. It's that there are problems with how evidence based medicine is currently practiced which gives it the appearance of evidence bas
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by xmprt 5y ago
I think that while it's been "technically" possible to have an audience without labels for at least a decade, it's been incredibly difficult because of all the barriers to entry that labels have put on the industry. YouT
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by xmprt 5y ago
Looks like this is from UC Santa Cruz. I wonder what it's doing on Rice's page.
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by xmprt 5y ago
I think the biggest issue is that they're advertising it as a way for literally anyone to break into the tech industry. I love to imagine that everyone can code but that's not necessarily the case. If you're capable you'
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by xmprt 5y ago
> why doesn't Stanford get paid recruiting fees Stanford and most tier 1-2 colleges do get paid recruiting fees. If you've ever worked with a college career center or talked to a recruiter who has, you'll know that it cost
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by xmprt 5y ago
If we want to make the situation better for customers then companies like Apple and Google should provide subscription management/payment API for IAPs for free to developers so developers are incentivized to use the centralized platfor
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by xmprt 5y ago
The way I see it, I can either prematurely use the complex solution where I don't fully understand the problem or the solution OR I use the simple solution and learn why the complex solution is needed and more importantly what paramete
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by xmprt 5y ago
This is literally the sunk cost fallacy
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by xmprt 5y ago
Even easier fix for that which is much cheaper to enforce... narrower roads, raised crosswalks, separated bike lanes. Cars will naturally drive slower on those roads and they are more friendly to other modalities.
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by xmprt 5y ago
How often are you doing the conversion manually? It seems like the sort of thing that should happen in the presentation layer so people never see the actual Kelvin amount. If you have a system where you always use SI then it's strange
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by xmprt 5y ago
That sounds like a case for Kelvin. I still don't see why Celsius is the one exception that isn't SI.
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by xmprt 5y ago
Even shorter (but slightly less accurate) is talking about the time scale that you are working on. L3 => you know what you're doing for the next few days to a week. L4 => you know what you're doing for a month L5 => you k
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by xmprt 5y ago
I understand that there are a lot of systems that will be impacted but I don't think we should limit progress based on dependencies. It's the same excuse that's used whenever we try to ween off of fossil fuels. I've work
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by xmprt 5y ago
Same for my $70 IKEA chair (which also survived 4 moves). I only stopped using it because my job let us take home the office chairs once work from home started a few years ago.
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by xmprt 5y ago
This is a bit disingenuous because the ads from 15 years ago are very different from the ads today. Additionally, YouTube didn't even have ads (of any form) for the first few years and once they did roll them out, it was only given to
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by xmprt 5y ago
I feel like it's objectively not working and this is coming from someone who's spent a good amount of time on both TikTok and YouTube Shorts. TikTok has an actual community of original content creators and people trying to remix c
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by xmprt 5y ago
That doesn't sound right to me. The only place where you're paying $30 for an Uber where 1. it would have been possible to call a taxi, 2. the taxi only costs $10, 3. it's a 15 minute drive, is in the middle of a big city. In
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by xmprt 5y ago
Do you mind giving more information? I've mostly heard good things about Stripe about things like their documentation and APIs. I'd love to hear stuff contrary to that. I personally don't use Stripe either but I'm intere
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by xmprt 5y ago
Is that mean or median? And is it after taking out outliers (like people who pass away within a week or before they're discharged)?
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by xmprt 5y ago
I wonder if you could make a few minor tweaks so it's a latex plugin and you can skip the copy and paste process.
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by xmprt 5y ago
It's because suburbs are subsidized in the current system. Roads, infrastructure, and other upkeep costs are paid by the entire city but since the denser regions are more productive/profitable, they end up paying for the services
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by xmprt 5y ago
> Creating conditions to force people into highly dense urban area also = miserable people. Do you have a source for this? Denser European cities seem to have much higher happiness than people living in single family residential suburbs.
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by xmprt 5y ago
Other countries might be less sustainable however that lack of sustainability doesn't impact the US as much. The real cost of oil drilled within the US is higher than the real cost of oil drilled outside the US.
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by xmprt 5y ago
In that case, I think Unity fits the hole that Flash used to fill. You can copy a bunch of free assets from the store (or build your own using blender) and then sprinkle in some code to make a game.

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