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by yayana 8y ago
The paper doesn't actually argue a linear relationship and seems to show .8 mg/L might be ideal, which is the lower part of the current range. But I think you would need a much larger study of people exposed to the recommended ran
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by yayana 8y ago
Is the double meaning of the headline intentional? I was expecting a timing or other attack to determine data has a particular origin..
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by yayana 8y ago
People underestimate the value of learning the structure of the process of learning a foreign language as early as possible.. I noticed in university that most high school subjects have about 2 years of daily curriculum that a university ca
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by yayana 8y ago
And why stop at Amber alerts once the resources to perform the search no longer complain or question oddities about the alert?
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by yayana 8y ago
This is all true, yet I think I would say the same thing about implementing most software projects in the modern world. At the top of most projects there is a head architect whose time coding is bordering on counterproductive. Then there ar
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by yayana 8y ago
Maybe you should list all of the possible cases that could be initiated against you as a business owner in the US and which ones you can and can't guard against before you worry about that cable.
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by yayana 8y ago
If you are fined 10k-100k you have the typical problem of whether it is worth fighting.. But you are supporting the argument that you could be illegally (according to article 83) fined 4 million euros as a first offence because a regulator
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by yayana 8y ago
I think the fundamental problem is that providing "meaningful" credentials requires critiquing your own customers in a complex and non-quantative process. A school needs to amass a major amount of social and other capital that it
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by yayana 8y ago
Large private companies are not startups and have better work/life balance and better share programs/dividends. But good luck on finding one with less internal politics than large public companies..
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by yayana 8y ago
An employee Exodus would require a drastic surprise for those paying close attention to the company. For various reasons, I would estimate Google and Microsoft have historically had the possibility of recruiting from about half the senior E
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by yayana 9y ago
I think there actually was and is a lot of outside interest in a open and web stack oriented phoneOS. The firefox OS website tried to divide visitors into hardware vendors, consumers and app writers. Imagine the success of Linus's firs
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by yayana 9y ago
Competing options lowering demands? I think that only makes sense if something has lost market share to the point that it is not in use.
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by yayana 9y ago
I like to use my AWS ops to send SMS messages so I can really get the most out of my service providers.
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by yayana 9y ago
In which we find out the DOJs motive is getting those who might be critical of civil rights abuses to a site with advertiser networks that can be hijacked.
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by yayana 9y ago
Features like async now have a few debugging options that can help users identify origin and report malicious redirects, pop-unders etc that try to obfuscate history and here comes a potential replacement.. So worrying about debugging first
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by yayana 9y ago
Given the example that one side of || is a tail call, it seems quite easy to accidentally have overflows that only occur on specific data and call time environments for situations like writing a bad binary heap traversal function. Without t
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by yayana 9y ago
I really hope Intel doesn't fix it's game before AMD and Arm seriously sandwich them out of the consumer market. 5 years of decline in PC/x86 sales.. Intentionally terrible product lines of a monopoly not wanting to canabaliz
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by yayana 9y ago
Google is US focused so they presumably still deal with non GSM networks and the possibility of running a fingerprint without a gsm standard SIM. * I.e. there are a lot of issues for Google generalizing encryption via some user provided si
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by yayana 9y ago
Every standard (GSM network) phone has a Sim card that is doing some encryption with hardware protected keys. A Sim card for the GSM network. Trying to use it for general encryption might have problems and is more often discussed than done.
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by yayana 9y ago
It sounds like you are saying Nexus devices have a hsm separate from their gsm card for hardware protected keys, do all fingerprint enabled Android devices have this?
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by yayana 9y ago
Your hot dog stand was the growth and now they need a 10% bigger next investment for their return on it. They need you to have a competitor with a better stand so they can loan you both money or they need prices to have gone up thanks to ot
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by yayana 9y ago
Yeah they are king of the 90% price point and seem to use it as an anchor for uniform pricing on their whole bar range in Switzerland. I think that gives the perception and benefits of being high end to the high volume but lower blends, but