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thebeefytaco

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    Comment #39447660

    >Extensive experimental results in real-world scenarios demonstrate that Printlistener can attack up to 26.5% of partial fingerprints and 9.3% of complete fingerprints within five …

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    Comment #29938403

    Why wouldn't you list vax mandates and general covid policies as responses?

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    Comment #29242366

    I'm pretty sure that's the point.

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    Comment #29235432

    If you actually get significant traction on any videos, wouldn't the bandwidth costs be stupidly expensive if you're self hosting?

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    Comment #27706808

    Glad to see I'm not the only person who does that! Great way to catch those who share/sell your email and to set up filtering.

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    Comment #27636790

    I didn't expect to see anything like that, but I wanted to.

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    Comment #24899483

    If the laptop became property of the repair shop, how would that be illicitly obtained?

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    Comment #24838120

    The Bell monopoly was only enabled by goverment to begin with.

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    Comment #24827292

    You're confusing the ease of compliance with the nature of the order itself. As an example, banning certain words could be considered a "mild inconvenience", but it's clearly a vio…

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    Comment #24827123

    I get you're responding to the other guy there saying we should look at science instead of popularity, but both are invalid if we're talking about responsibility of goverment. Ther…

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    Comment #24827078

    No, you don't have the freedom to destroy someone else's property. I get the point of view that "you don't have the freedom to infect others", but where do you logically draw the l…

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    Comment #24827016

    - Authoritarianism can be supported by majority, and that first point is essentially argumentum ad populum. The US isn't a direct democracy for good reason, as that is essentially …

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    Comment #24818105

    >People aren't asking for authoritarian restrictions. People have been asking for common-sense coordinated and effective measures that we can all rally around (like wearing masks).…

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    Comment #24757624

    Well I just quickly tested, and NoScript doesn't seem to block that, whereas it would if it were externally loaded or inline JS on a web page. So that's one difference. Not that th…

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    Comment #24591761

    As someone with a SaaS software startup, this is something I have to remind myself from time to time. Particularly because when you're so close to the product, you're intensely awa…

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    Comment #24591681

    I think it depends on the task/what you're trying to learn specifically and what type of learner you are.

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    Comment #24591670

    >One claimed he shot his own hand while aiming for a hawk, while another said that he shot his foot when he mistook it for a squirrel. >These claims generally received payouts of $…

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    Comment #24591518

    Starting to leave? Hasn't this been going on for a while now in California in general?

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    Comment #24591480

    Here's a list of all the channels: * Traversy Media: https://www.youtube.com/user/TechGuyWeb * 3Blue1Brown: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYO_jab_esuFRV4b17AJtAw * ThePrimeagen:…

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    Comment #24562023

    5 min sample of the audiobook: https://samples.audible.com/bk/tant/021266/bk_tant_021266_sa...

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    Comment #24206223

    As mentioned in the post, a pretrained model is available here: https://tfhub.dev/google/LaBSE/1

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    Comment #24087071

    While I don't trust silicon valley or China with my data, there's a big difference between US corporate interests and that of communist China.

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    Comment #23903601

    I've been wanting to get some dev kits to play around with, but they're pretty expensive and not custom enough for my intended use case.

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    Comment #23732444

    Because I'm used to it. I've been working from home and socially isolated for years, lol.

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    Comment #23708730

    Another factor to consider is that many people move to a big city for work and higher earnings. There will probably be some shift back, but I think after all this remote work will …