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Comment #43747330
My company's site has also been getting hammered by Brazilian IPs. They're focused on a single filterable table of fewer than 100 rows, querying it with various filter combinations…
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Comment #42206844
You can't redefine functions in PHP.
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Comment #39359321
I also have this issue. What I do is work in a separate branch and cherry pick commits over to main then rebase. I bet that what you describe could be implemented with stashes and …
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Comment #39310588
You can take the SAT as many times as you want and only submit your best score, so the pressure isn't the same.
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Comment #39033243
What statements about properties of randomly generated code snippets would be useful for coding LLMs? You would need to generate text explaining what each snippet does, but that wo…
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Comment #38662607
>In order for an AI to evaluate the effect of a small molecule on the brain, it would have to... simulate the operation of a human brain in a simulated environment. Humans aren't c…
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Comment #38551182
So long as you consider "empty strings" to be "strings" in the first place. String of what? It's like saying you have an "empty cup of water".
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Comment #36838720
What's not mentioned in the comment you're replying to is the postgraduate-level type theory you need to learn and constantly refine to work with these languages at a practical lev…
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Comment #36715099
Chronic post-vasectomy pain syndrome negatively impacts quality of life in 1-2% of cases. Even a small chance of chronic pain should be weighed carefully against the benefits and a…
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Comment #36705893
The Collatz conjecture is undecidable, so no Turing machine like you describe exists.
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Comment #36090722
The person you responded to accounts for uncurved classes in their argument, that cheaters in uncurved classes "inject false signal into the difficulty feedback loop". If the avera…
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Comment #35517315
> Lean to me is not only obscure but unapproachable by someone from a non-mathematical background. ... If we want to democratise formal methods and theorem proving ... For whom is …
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Comment #35514976
No, you just type \N. You can also use `nat` instead if you prefer.
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Comment #35265918
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Comment #35010492
It shouldn't be much work to verify that the file is just a set of floats.
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Comment #34930680
Well some calls absolutely should invoke network or disk activity, so you would additionally need to define what constitutes good and bad activity for each. Moreover unless the pac…
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Comment #34113302
A lot of government agencies maintain social media presences. The White House has a Twitter account, for example. So there are presumably federal employees with Twitter installed o…
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Comment #33511271
It's not short-sighted IMO. Most people don't care about privacy, and an even smaller amount care enough to switch to and learn to use Unix. Moreover, Microsoft and Apple can do es…
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Comment #33459188
> There is not a understood natural phenomenon which we could not capture in math. You are saying "If we know how something works, we can explain how it works using math." But we k…
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Comment #33348142
> The halting problem can be solved for many problems from trivial to complicated. The halting problem by definition takes an arbitrary program and input. Restrict either parameter…
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Comment #32945982
You can use Moonlight (an open source implementation of Nvidia's gamestream protocol) and a cloud PC like Paperspace or Shadow, to stream any game you want. I used Paperspace prima…
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