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dgomez1092

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    Comment #9598940

    I'm a bit taken aback by the findings in this article. I thought the opposite in fact when I read this. I will say that according to our own growth as a society, we have taken it u…

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    Comment #9470012

    Honesty to the max. In a survival analysis, do you measure the Confirmation bias --> an attenuated base-signal that can be gathered through a lexical analysis/ over a semantical ev…

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    Comment #9418807

    I've been trying to connect to my raspberry pi without interface. Even this wasn't too helpful because I can't locate its ip_addr. Thank you.

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    Comment #9412678

    I noticed that they use a 3 tier system. But even SHA-1 encryption, I wanted to talk about how it compares to the use of RC4 on AES. I am still learning about the effectual uses of…

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    Comment #9368657

    I see the purpose of this as more preventative. I can create a contstraint for (Exception == "x1") { throw Exception when (x1 == " ")} Now I can understand why'd you'd be alerted o…

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    Comment #9355286

    To start, I agree with the arguemt in this article. It was recently found that glutamate, a neurotransmitter actually is an activator in mesolimbc dopaminergic pathways. This neuro…

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    Comment #9349910

    I always thought that it would be quicker to use tcp_keepalive_time = in the header or oin your Perl program in order to not keep connection request open for an unrecognized timepe…

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    Comment #9341857

    It would be useful to understand these transactions. I myself would like to be able to find data sources to test this information off of. With the different schedule hierarchies ap…

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    Comment #9341534

    Thank you for sharing these standards for being a better engineer.

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    Comment #9337814

    Not an expert here either. I will say using a book as a corpus does remind me of LWIC software. How the shuf command was executed to generate a cryptologically safe passphrase does…

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    Comment #9336056

    What about the advent of current technology that Samsung recently acquired, Looppay (MST), that uses a magentic tokenization to be able to complete transactions? These are useful a…

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    Comment #9278222

    Thanks for the read. I'm curious to know more about his integral derivations however,at this current moment. I must only save it and keep working. I apologize I couldn;t have beter…

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    Comment #9277586

    From a UDS password framework the Dicey password generator is pretty formidable.For one things its extremley user friendly: you can memorize it easily, and there are infrequent err…

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    Comment #9269560

    All I can say to that is that you modt likely do know. Given from persinal expeeience, not only has intelligence demonstrated itself to me in the form of concise communication but …

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    Comment #9263133

    Maybe I agree with facepalm. But also with informatimago down at the bottom. It's probably be in my best interest to read most unix commands straight from man. I tend to use tar -c…

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    Comment #9259908

    eh, this article was interesting in that it gave a good basic overview of how to take advantage over a small cognitive bias. It is similar to that of how middle schoolers have a fa…

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    Comment #9259863

    I would agree with your first statement. I do not agree with the authors proposition that you do not need to understand a bit more than just the surface of something like complexit…

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    Comment #9258901

    Well glad I read this. What first came to mond was that ontologically framing a technical question is difficult. You can't ever seem to deduce a decent level of aptitude unless you…

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    Comment #9242266

    I read this a few months ago. I agree with its interpretation over the current state of the entrepreneur culture amongst the youger cohort of emerging adults. I believe that I am w…

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    Comment #9236698

    I agree it is a little pretentious. But at the same time what does it say about the user? Being pretentious means a user is attempting to sway you by affecting, say knowledge of cu…

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    Comment #9228904

    I'm curious to know more about why there would be greater difficulty using MapReduce jobs to be able to go through a K-Means clustering analysis. As for as the computational effort…

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    Comment #9192726

    I enjoyed reading your story, thanks for sharing. As for brd's comment just disregard it. His generalization just means he's unwilling to get a deeper understanding of where you ar…

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    Comment #9192718

    I enjoyed reading your story, as for brd below, diregard him. You published your own words and he shouldn't be criticizing and generalizing your journey to date> Thanks for sharing…

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    Comment #9185554

    What about the mantra: "surround yourself by people smarter than you". Where is the source of incompetence, is it actually lack of intellectual brainpower or is it contextual?

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