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Comment #18325864
Careful, this might only apply to professors, not the rest of the staff.
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Comment #18299214
Or simply have local, quick, regular and tested backups.
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Comment #18296119
Why would you cite a paper on the technical details of your data source in linguistics?
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Comment #18296050
Geospatial anything. Geomatics, GIS, geodesy, surveying, photogrammetry, optics, whatever is related.
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Comment #18284830
Before anyone clicks the bait: > What is this TWO KILOMETRE long secret city unearthed by melting ice in Antarctica? > A TWO kilometre long series of 22 sinister-looking structures…
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Comment #18246283
Sample size of 18 and 'on average'. Scienceclickbait, you don't miss anything spectacular by skipping this article.
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Comment #18227370
How can data be retracted from a blockchain? Both those sites are also subject to laws and can easily retract information if necessary.
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Comment #18226843
You could just use any free kind of canary instead, access to traps is easy to notice without any need for a complex external dependency or wasting big amounts of money.
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Comment #18226823
So what if a story or bit of information has to be retracted by law? I second my sibling, newspapers have no interest in transparency.
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Comment #18226796
Oh, blissful unawareness of the crazy untrustworthiness of Google product longevity.
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Comment #18199575
And they track all you read, thanks to being a private, centralized service.
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Comment #18199520
And you habe not been killed by frozen poop falling from an airplane in the sky. Which would have been as likely as Bitcoin becoming a speculative hype. Celebrate that!
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Comment #18176658
Function definitions are evaluated once and early. Easy rule to learn and not really problematic.
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Comment #18176647
So what? Pandas and numpy are still use with Python code using their APIs. The implementation details are not something the users care about. They write Python.
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Comment #18093087
Seafile is great
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Comment #18091495
How do you know the wall wart is not a fake one?
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Comment #18091432
It Jeans the color of the bikeshed will be decided by one strong opinion and everyone can get back to work.
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Comment #18056108
Either your input data is horrendously bad or you are doing it wrong. What do you use to ingest Shapefiles into PostGIS? Can you provide an example with files where you failed?
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Comment #18049815
Maybe they meant https://www.owasp.org/index.php/CSV_Injection
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Comment #18022663
I would love to be excluded from advertisements! Love, with an exclamation mark and sprinkles on top. How is this not seen as a good thing, not to be subjected to mind manipulation…
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Comment #17954143
I am sad this wasn't seen when the story was still fresh.
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Comment #17954139
I know I am days late, but the submitted page is horrible and 'stolen'. They even reference (but of course don't link) a leaner page as their source: https://www.joe.co.uk/news/sle…
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Comment #17953816
That sounds really weird. The only time I noticed such weirdness was when a colleague and me were simultaneously editing a notebook on Google Colab. The code was shared but not the…
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Comment #17924881
For Geospatial data there is the geo interface which many libraries support, I wonder if that would make sense for other disciplines as well.
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Comment #17914134
I wont believe that. Can you show some proof?