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Atlas22
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Comment #36866817
If you expected to learn useful finance at a university, you already failed as soon as you applied. If anyone there knew what they were doing financially, they wouldnt be there, an…
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Comment #36855809
Absolutely but there are cases where doing that is not practical. For instance machine learning training tasks that can take a long time to converge (months even). There are good a…
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Comment #36839915
Any product/service directly and publicly marketed to criminals is a honeypot (or will soon be). There is no reason for a real business (legal or illegal) to prefer criminal custom…
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Comment #36750609
Its potentially an even worse problem than overfitting because of the error accumulation and undermining of the fitness functions. Its similar to asking students to create test que…
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Comment #36739979
Have sold to a lot of governments and large contractors. I wouldn't say its a death sentence, just different business model than most startups. Government and large orgs that send …
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Comment #36228261
The Federal Reserve: Don't worry my friend, its all just transitory due to . *Slaps side of money printer* These babies can print us out of any hole!
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Comment #36200238
Nice try FBI. In all seriousness though, has it actually gotten so bad that yandex of all search engines is less censored? Or is it just less censored when it comes to topics contr…
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Comment #36199486
It may also be part of their anticompetitive war on other browsers. I get captchas constantly in a new default Firefox profile, but not in a new default chrome profile. Spoofing us…
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Comment #36199100
C) All of the above
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Comment #36167429
I look forward to the day the manager can have a daily standup/progress report meeting oblivious to the fact that (s)he is the only one actually present... One step closer!
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Comment #36115610
All of those happen on VPNs period, not just with port forwarding. Dealing with annoyed law enforcement, hosting providers, and IP reputation is 99% of the value of a VPN. The othe…
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Comment #36096881
I like to use rsync.net for backups. You can use something like borg, rsync, or just sftp/sshfs mount. Its not as cheap as something like S3 deep (in terms of storage) but it is pr…
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Comment #36096819
It may depend on the makeup of data or something. They "requested" one of my prior projects go on the enterprise plan after about 50TB, granted the overwhelming majority of transfe…
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Comment #36096713
Unless its 100TB/mo of pure HTML/CSS/JS (lol) cloudflare will demand you be on enterprise plan long before 100TB/mo. The fine print makes it near useless for any significant volume…
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Comment #36090630
I agree with you about his descriptions, they certainly give off the exaggeration feel. I am just saying that I also wouldn't be surprised if someone actually tried to swat him (am…
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Comment #36090496
I'm not aware of what others have done to him but his claims honestly wouldn't surprise me if they were accurate as he is quite well known for being publicly very rude regarding Gr…
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Comment #36063030
Just FYI google and bing publish their user agent strings[1][2] for the crawlers. At least in my experience most of the typical ad-infested and paywalled news sites wont display th…
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Comment #36047550
While I would agree the vast majority of the time, ads are also used heavily by small businesses and independent developers to gauge interest and even just to keep the lights on so…
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Comment #36031805
Usually "no undefined behavior" also becomes an abrasion for performance when compilers grow to support more instruction sets.
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Comment #36031727
Not knocking Ki or any new language but what does it offer over existing systems? I see the criticism of a few languages on the website but they all boil down in reasoning to thing…
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Comment #35977731
Data is very likely to be from LinkedIn if you look at the field descriptions and stats. The only field that is 100% available is the one based on the LinkedIn URL. I would guess s…
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Comment #35877552
Looks like cpython does the same thing if for small n. https://github.com/python/cpython/blob/a9c6e0618f26270e2591b...
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Comment #35871125
I would love to migrate and keep my Minecraft account (I paid for it, damn you Microsoft). However Microsoft deleted my live.com email for inactivity (without notifying me at all) …
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Comment #35870213
Can you elaborate on why using the lookup table makes this objectionable/dishonest? Factorial of 20 is the largest factorial that fits in 64-bit integer. The factorial function you…
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Comment #35863087
Apparently bing webmaster tools will tell you who submitted the URL if its through IndexNow. Might be worth a shot. If you cant find it this url may help (did not test): https://ww…