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Codesleuth
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Comment #39299382
> A 54-g metal (tungsten) bolt was used to deliver an impact to the dorsal aspect of the skull, resulting in a rotational acceleration of the head through the Kimwipe. Mice underwe…
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Comment #37734629
Bear in mind that I'm still not convinced that it did actually run the code - seems more likely that it just simulated it. I got to this point by asking it different ways to expose…
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Comment #37731589
I'm still personally very cautious of these models. There's a seemingly unlimited attack surface here that is going to take a long time to protect. I was trying a few things out my…
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Comment #36186685
Ah, good call. I'll continue...
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Comment #36186657
> What if there was a way you could reduce that cost for your own services by up to 700%? How can something be reduced over 100% What is it that they actually mean here?
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Comment #35740347
I've been installing some home networking for the past year and made changes all over, meaning I have to install inline connectors everywhere. These fail a lot, without warning, an…
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Comment #35092830
> image generation models is offloaded to the human visual cortex which is a very old evolutionary construct and thus had time to become very resilient This is a very important poi…
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Comment #31737874
I don't think it's a fact - this article[1] explains a lot of the complications around ownership. Currently it's taxed as part of the UKCS (UK Continental Shelf) and assignments of…
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Comment #31737757
> perhaps we should have a reverse-brexit referendum vote! I can see it now... 51% in favour of rejoin, 49% against. Boris et al. reject on the grounds that it's too close, hilarit…
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Comment #30136662
Seems like the article is going through quite some effort to describe what is essentially Expand/Contract or Parallel Change patterns.
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Comment #29712504
Thanks, just bought "Surely You're Joking, Mr. Feynman!: Adventures of a Curious Character" which I had wanted to read but forgotten about. To address the other comments about this…
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Comment #27094831
This article seems to be akin to many others that promote carnivorous diets. "Drinking milk reduces X" or "eating [insert animal here] improves Y" might be true, but you don't need…
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Comment #27089220
I really admire your approach to this. Making guides should not only improve your credibility but also overall help reduce the market of fakes by reducing demand.
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Comment #27087964
So people are just paying for your opinion or do you have some sort of credentials? I find it ironic that you are selling authenticity checks, and yet I can't tell if the check is …
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Comment #26768220
I was part of a team at NearForm using this for a project on an EC2 instance. In order to move to AWS RDS we had to recreate the functionality of temporal_tables as a PostgreSQL fu…
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Comment #26074094
Now you just need to draw attention to it further by posting it in hacker news. I'm sure none of us are curious to immediately see the picture.
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Comment #25427827
I get this exact same problem on my SHIELD TV 2017 with all latest updates. Makes me think I should be reporting it somewhere.
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Comment #24298448
An exquisite read. The author (Amelia Soth) should be proud of something so captivating.
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Comment #12311137
You guys make me feel old. I'm only 32.
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Comment #2160961
I totally agree with this. I even had the SSH firewall rule of my Mumble voice server for my WoW guild set to only allow my home connection. One downside is if I'm ever given a dif…