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hansdieter1337
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Comment #25868447
The paper you cited actually states that existing vaccines are less effective: “However, neutralization by 14 of the 17 most potent mAbs tested was reduced or abolished by either K…
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Comment #25852480
I had that thought, too. That’s the reason that stopped me from implementing sth like that. I think a definitive solution to a cat-and-mice game would be an automated reverse-engin…
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Comment #25852414
I guess it’s only a matter of time until Facebook et al fight the bridges in form of lawsuits and API changes. Some years ago Facebook’s chat was accessible via the Jabber protocol…
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Comment #25795320
Is anyone aware of an open source alternative for Kibana and Logstash (based on lucene)?
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Comment #25603886
And cache build outputs: https://docs.bazel.build/versions/master/remote-caching.html
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Comment #25603858
It doesn’t IIRC. But, you can combine it with ccache which can use a NFS share. If you use clang, that might be of interest: https://github.com/yrnkrn/zapcc
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Comment #25603538
Running it locally will always be faster as long as your machine is not a bottleneck (#cores, ram, ...). I think the use-case for distcc et al is to enable less-powerful machines t…
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Comment #25593516
1) It’s one of the biggest car manufacturers 2) It’s in the US 3) It’s in public roads (with a special testing permit and safety drivers)
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Comment #25593476
UX design. Just looking at modern web tools like AWS, I don’t understand why they can’t make it a bit more intuitive.
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Comment #25581506
Have you though about using a pseudonym instead of your real identity for this? My contract even forbids me to contribute to OSS. You can’t advertise with any of your OSS work on y…
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Comment #25576352
that video hits my uncanny valley
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Comment #25543930
I can confirm this. We had to install virus scanners on our self-driving car Linux boxes which are disconnected from any networks... Fun part is that the AV scanner sometimes takes…
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Comment #25240542
Is that a GPT-3 paper generator?
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Comment #25192945
I stopped reading and started puking when I read “chip-to-cloud security”
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Comment #25138672
Looking forward to all the bugs and problems this will cause. At least some over-sensitive ppl (or trolls?) will be happy. One more to add to https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o…
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Comment #25114595
Free advertising for Github/Microsoft. Sweet. If they would fight for developers they should verify any takedown request imho.
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Comment #24893108
missleading title. Not the build time was decreased by 99%. Only the git checkout step was.
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Comment #24765616
Had to look up that word as a non-native speaker. Didn’t find anything but this article. Anyone ever heard of this term?
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Comment #24690300
How do you prevent people stealing other’s ideas? I feel it’s risky to post your possibly-millions-worth business idea in the Internet.
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Comment #24642900
The most important part to achieve this: Have a lot of luck
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Comment #24622228
Pfff... beginners mistakes. There’s a TOR hidden service where you can trade insider information.
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Comment #24556228
I see this everyday (before COVID) when my Indian colleagues go to lunch but don’t ask that one guy bc he’s from a lower cast.
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Comment #24422658
“LTSE has joined with several organizations to build and launch a year-long experiment to support the economic mobility of Black entrepreneurs impacted by COVID-19.” (ltse.com) Con…
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Comment #24388416
Conspiracy theory: The US did it to piss of the EU against Russia. I strongly disbelieve that the Kremlin is that stupid. There are way easier ways to kill someone without leaving …
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Comment #24273592
security by obscurity - The companies detecting deepfakes will certainly not publish their methods/networks.