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Comment #40858434
I think the whole point of the study is exploratory. Looking for commonality in a search of a cause or suite of factors instead of making assumptions. Maybe it is a physical phenom…
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Comment #40857209
I'm not sure how much of it you can minimize. You can only control what you can control...and war/combat is chaos. Honestly it seems most things in relation to this over the years …
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Comment #40856990
Qualifier: Former US special operations operator that served in multiple wars. My anecdotal take is there are many ways that shock and trauma can accumulate through training and wa…
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Comment #31426851
I am running the Pi from a solid state hdd as I don't trust the sd cards. ATAK/FreeTak does run well on it. Funny you mention LoRa as I am using exactly that. I have a bunch of the…
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Comment #31412742
I was originally trying to set it up as the Kiwix wifi hotspot. But after playing with that I decided I wanted the pc to have more than one function so I switched to regular Linux …
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Comment #31403356
I have been tinkering with a cyberdeck for a while now for off-grid usage, so this is a nice find for the hardware side. My main battle lately has been building out the software si…
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Comment #21206241
Andrew McAfee did an interview last week w/ Sam Harris [1] that was a fun listen if you are interested in a conversational understanding before reading his book. [1] https://samhar…
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Comment #21204308
My wife had the same thing happen to her but luckily our bank clearly says that this is a password reset pin code (don't share with anyone) type of message along with the pin code …
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Comment #20526476
I have been patiently waiting on the Soffos[1] product from Fountech to be released to give it a try. I am assuming that there is a repetition algo in there as well. [1] https://ww…
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Comment #18613632
Purposeful mixing or mild randomization of search results also seems like a decent way to help obscure the ranking algorithms to help thwart reverse engineering.
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Comment #18221417
YT now has channel "memberships" built in that mimic Patreon. Since it is integrated into YT you get a streamlined perks platform along with a special icon noting you are a "member…
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Comment #14769499
> academia is a reflection of how wealthy and educated the population is This is correct, but that doesn't mean causation. Look at any civilization and look at what came first weal…
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Comment #14765162
I agree. I wasn't using it as de-facto; rather as an idea that may calm the panic of "OMG They have more X than we do!" "They have more X than we do" only works to determine an out…
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Comment #14764337
A wordsmith I am not. Thanks for the correction.
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Comment #14764117
Not to sound like an anti-intellectual, but it could be a mistake to assume that innovation comes from academia. Nassim Nicholas Taleb has a convincing chapter (I think it is Chapt…
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Comment #7717606
As a fellow KC resident I was looking for exactly this. Thanks.
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Comment #7219510
Think about what you just said there. Imagine you are talking about governmental regulatory agencies and banks and re-read the same sentence.
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Comment #7193276
That seems to be the easiest scheme to implement. Most other systems will spin up a unique hyperlink and a require a passcode. By building in something that simple, Google could re…
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Comment #7192651
> Need to meet with a customer who doesn’t use Chromebox for meetings? That’s easy too—all they need is a Gmail account. This would be amazing, except no partner or customer our co…
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Comment #7191162
He meant that you could have sold the iPhone on ebay for $500. You could have then bought a Nexus 5 for $400. You would then have an Nexus 5 and $100. By just smashing the iPhone (…
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Comment #6719071
As a resident of Kansas City and having visited John's store many times, I can tell you that this guys is amazing. He does hands on classes for kids (minimum age 7) on chemistry, a…
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Comment #5794944
You are assuming that "the market" is one homogeneous mass, which it is not. >Does the market need a cheaper printer, or a better one? Yes. Some are in the market for a cheaper pri…