Fragoel2

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by Fragoel2 4mo ago
They can doesn't mean they should. Letting an unsupervised agent register domains and build websites exposed to the public is yet another recipe for a disaster waiting to happen.
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by Fragoel2 1y ago
In the short term, yes. Over the long run, I think it's good that we move away from the "seeying is believing" model, since that was already abused by bad actors/propaganda Hopefully, not too much chaos until we find an
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by Fragoel2 2y ago
That is simply incorrect, Italian companies are already building nuclear reactors/power plants abroad. Enel has built/is managing nuclear plants in Spain and Slovakia: https://www.enel.com/media/explore/s
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by Fragoel2 2y ago
There's an interesting research paper from a few years ago that extracted models from Android apps on a large scale: https://impillar.github.io/files/ccs2022advdroid.pdf
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by Fragoel2 3y ago
"[For writing complex scripts] JavaScript is a perfect choice". Not sold on that. Why should I choose it over Python, PHP or others?
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by Fragoel2 3y ago
Magazines will still be printed, this is for academic journals
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by Fragoel2 3y ago
We (me and co-authors) recently published a study in which we found some examples of real-world harm in user reviews of IoT devices ( https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S157411922... ). These dev
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Perceived quality of IoT products has not improved over ten years(sciencedirect.com)
1 points by Fragoel2 3y ago|0 comments
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by Fragoel2 3y ago
On the basis of which proof?
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by Fragoel2 3y ago
Indeed, the article mentions that the 'killer app' of 5G has yet to be found
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by Fragoel2 3y ago
Because the whole point of the startup economy is not "find profitable companies" but "find unicorn companies that will pay back 1000 times what you invested". With this goal in mind, you can afford to lose your investme
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by Fragoel2 3y ago
No, he's manipulating the crypto market, like he already did before (Doge went up almost 25% since this "change")
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by Fragoel2 3y ago
While replacing a company logo with a shit crypto reference is not petty at all...
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by Fragoel2 3y ago
I think for now there's no EU law on the subject. When there will be one it will of course override the national one.
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by Fragoel2 3y ago
As an Italian, I can tell you this is just a move to grab some votes from their supporters. Lab meat is nowhere close to mass production so there is no real impact of this ban right now. When (and if) lab-grown meat becomes commonplace and,
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by Fragoel2 3y ago
For an example in CS, we currently use machine-learning algorithms that work very well in practice. However, why they work so well is still unclear in many cases (although we are making progress).
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by Fragoel2 4y ago
A whole lot of covid outbreaks in China have been blamed on "contaminated goods" coming from abroad
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by Fragoel2 4y ago
I disagree with your definition of "well". It found an optimal solution only 30% (roughly inferred from the bar plot) of the time and only on graphs of very limited size (up to 14 nodes). I'm pretty sure even the most basic p
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by Fragoel2 4y ago
Considering that every other country in the world does fine without employing taser drones, I think there are better solutions
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by Fragoel2 4y ago
Fallout: London or any other european city
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by Fragoel2 5y ago
With billions of people vaccinated around the world don't you think that we would notice it if this was the case?
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by Fragoel2 5y ago
First, physical cash is still the norm in most of the world. Second, higher competition in the payments ecosystem would force providers to reduce their fees. The glaring example is what is happening in San Salvador, where by using Bitcoin t
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Three teenagers are behind leading Australian Covid tracking website(theguardian.com)
8 points by Fragoel2 5y ago|0 comments
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by Fragoel2 5y ago
Seems to me that this piece comes directly from Magical Christmasland, never taking into account the fact that companies are entities that operate for a profit. Why would they spend resources on maintaining old software when they can just c
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by Fragoel2 5y ago
There are some related research works (that seem not cited in the article) that focus on estimating a project Truck Factor, which is "the minimal number of developers that have to be hit by a truck (or quit) before a project is incapac
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by Fragoel2 5y ago
I found the article really hard to read, the author took a long and convoluted path to expose his ideas. As for the question that the article raises, there are probably many co-occurring reasons, and a lot of comments make good points. Howe
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by Fragoel2 5y ago
Th content generator is amazing at times: Hi ding-dongs, I'm thrilled to announce I am now Warren Buffet. I could never imagine accepting such an amazing position. #StopTheCount
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by Fragoel2 5y ago
Definitely some clustering method based on similarity of the vectors (there are many, pick a simple one to start)
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by Fragoel2 5y ago
And many kinda work but are no longer mantained. Such is the fate of the iOS app previously mentioned and of Materialistic (Android)
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Contemporary COBOL: Developers' Perspectives on Defects and Defect Location(arxiv.org)
50 points by Fragoel2 5y ago|12 comments

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