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thatfunkymunki
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Comment #49232042
Significant parts of my tech school (1B4X1) were under NDA back in 2015.
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Comment #49083510
yes, this has been my preferred approach as well. Too much risk of very deep local maxima otherwise.
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Comment #48604826
I've heard it being described as an iterated prisoner's dilemma and very many people are very publicly defecting.
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Comment #47098465
my neighborhood here (excelsior district) is more or less like a more packed in version of where i grew up (south oak park). Comparing living anywhere in SF to living in Lanwdale o…
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Comment #47006491
this is hilariously, almost unbelievably bad
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Comment #46968552
I've lived in Chicago and San Francisco, both places also victims of this type of narrative.
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Comment #46878978
it's not "just to get that data", it's to confirm level of access, check for potential other exploiters or security software, identify the machine you have access to, identify what…
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Comment #46770551
interesting that the most balanced one is extremely similar to the default, which is not so: > \#198 (\texttt{QNBRKBNR})is the most balanced, with both evaluation and asymmetry nea…
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Comment #46508215
really enjoyed reading this and learning about .
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Comment #45922357
i thought it was the symbol for gradient? edit: ah, the name of the symbol for the gradient operator is nabla
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Comment #45664994
I went to a similar museum in Japan, in Arima Onsen. It was a fun, hidden gem.
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Comment #44351684
it looks like you can order the cube one on amazon right now.
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Comment #44338000
This is incorrect, I am currently using both nanoKVM USB and PCI models today
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Comment #43985917
Completely agree- the coverage of MUNI + BART is actually pretty good (with some notable exceptions) and in my experience (ymmv obviously) less stressful than driving and seeking p…
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Comment #43877114
Agreed. My personal hot take is that powershell is a great way to deal with json.
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Comment #43282220
they are likely referring to autonomous vehicles, not public transit
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Comment #42684937
Your reticence to accept the term gaslighting clearly indicates you've never had to interact with MSFT support.
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Comment #42472506
> I have similar pain with {} and [] in grade school I believe we were told those were "braces" and "brackets" respectively
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Comment #42301092
I'd put it in the zero-trust category if the server (or owner of the server, etc) is the issuer of the client certificate and the client uses that certificate to authenticate itsel…
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Comment #42300902
a more modern, zero-trust solution like mTLS authentication
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Comment #42287749
Automotive infotainment displays are almost entirely Wayland now
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Comment #41937451
https://intellij-support.jetbrains.com/hc/en-us/community/po... not just anonymous statistics, i presume
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Comment #41937242
https://intellij-support.jetbrains.com/hc/en-us/community/po... Not just that, they will do some yucky things to exfiltrate data from your network to enforce this.
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Comment #41819183
Buproprion inhibits cypd2, which means drugs like DXM have much stronger serotonin effects. I combine these 2 drugs for treatment of major depressive disorder (the latter is easily…
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Comment #40917790
Agreed. It's interesting how much analysis is given to the outcomes of these less cruel positions, at the same time that one hears calls for "more policing" as if that is not liter…