MFogleman

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by MFogleman 6y ago
This article echos the common complaint I've seen from people hesitant to adopt TS. "I always used to get some compilation errors which were hard to understand initially, and I scratched my head trying to figure out the problem. &
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by MFogleman 6y ago
The data wasn't to prove a point. The data was there as an example that you can construe different results from the same data. Given that data, you can make claims of "safety" quoting a lower murder rate, disregarding other
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by MFogleman 6y ago
If Adam shoots Bill with the intent to kill him, leaves the scene, and paramedics rush Bill to the hospital, and he lives, Bill is not murdered. Bill was the victim of an aggravated assault I can't vouch for the reliability of this so
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by MFogleman 6y ago
Just wanna make sure I got this right. "ASS", automatic instant suspension with 0 human review. "King's Throne: Game of Lust.", with advertised gameplay content such as "I, [the King], shall interrogate this fe
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by MFogleman 6y ago
I dont have citations on hand, but my understanding is that this claim is largely attributed to a single/small amount of studies of dubious validity funded by US Beef industry, and that when you look at populations that have much highe
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by MFogleman 6y ago
Readers may also find the Copiale cipher[1] interesting. It has been around since the 1700s, unsolved, until 2011 when a team figured out (with the help of a computer or 2) it was a homophonic german cipher, and decoded the whole thing. [
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by MFogleman 6y ago
There are a few. I am using VSCodeVim[1] with the default settings (besides the typical `jj` command) I love it, and using anything else feels weird. I remember having some problems with it before as well, but I haven't bothered look
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by MFogleman 6y ago
I'm not from Europe, but if I saw "BBC converts night images to perfect daylight in ~1 second", I would assume it meant the British Broadcasting Corporation. CNN is just as big of a name. His point is absolutely relevant. S
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by MFogleman 7y ago
I 100% believe every anecdote you just presented. I'm sorry that those things happened, especially when unpunished. As you said, cops are just people. Most people are okay. Some are heros, some are monsters. Weeding out the monste
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by MFogleman 7y ago
Do you have a citation that police are as _equally willing_ to beat a password out of someone as they are to use existing tool to image a phone in compliance with a lawfully obtained and executed search warrant?
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by MFogleman 7y ago
I was a cellebrite certified operator/analyst. The answer is a combination of "The iPhone is that secure" and "Androids usually aren't". The tools that Cellebrite sells will handle all but the most recent iPho
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by MFogleman 7y ago
CSGO just broke their record # of players at one time, at around 900,000[1]. Steam alone regularly has over 10,000,000 people logged in at a time [2]. I think saying "Adults dont want a tower PC" is a pretty wide sweeping statemen
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by MFogleman 7y ago
Oh man, I'm glad i'm not the only one. Please let me know if you have a solution. It is really difficult to, in a kind way, tell my generous friends and family, "Please don't buy my kids anything. We have more clothes
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by MFogleman 7y ago
While googling for "combinators birds", I received an Angelfire.com page[1] as the #1 search result in google, which I thought was fairly impressive. [1] http://www.angelfire.com/tx4/cus/combinator/b
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by MFogleman 7y ago
Proton is pretty great, but there are hardware limitations. Im running a pretty old video card. I can run games like Deep Rock Galactic on Windows, but it wont work on Linux as Proton needs newer linux drivers, which don't support my
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by MFogleman 7y ago
Rocket League's creator, Psyonix, was bought by Epic last year. The is concern/belief that this move is a precursor to making Rocket League an Epic Store exclusive, as the Epic store is Windows only. Psyonix stated that they woul
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by MFogleman 7y ago
For anyone looking at picking up Ramda, the docs at ramdajs.com are great API docs, but don't tell you a thing about how to actually use lenses, transducers, and point free data last functions with pipes. Randy Coulman has a great list
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by MFogleman 7y ago
I mean, I think one of the big arguments against a pipeline operator is that you can easily roll your own with const pipe = (...fxs) => x => fxs.reduce((v, f) => f(v), x); If you're going to pull in ramda for example, t
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by MFogleman 7y ago
50% write their passwords down in a notebook or sticky note near their computer[1] 1% use a password manager[1] [1]%100 of these stats are assumed
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by MFogleman 7y ago
Im a big fan of a cli program called tldr[1]. Usually when the internet says "Run these commands", they either don't tell you what they do, or tell you to just check `man`. The problem is that man pages can be super long, ca
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by MFogleman 7y ago
They weren't trying to imprison him, they were trying to gather evidence of who murdered Jane, which would result in imprisoning that person. Jane's killer was in a strange circumstance. So was Jane, what with being murdered and
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by MFogleman 7y ago
Retired cop here - listen to this dude. My job was to sit down in a room, read a person their rights, make sure they understand it, have them initial 4 places, sign, and date that they understand it, make it clear to them in no uncertain t
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by MFogleman 7y ago
I think that is painting with a fairly broad brush. Head into Target, and somewhere near the centerish of the store, diagonal to the greeting cards and cosmetics, is aisles and aisles of stuff. Not sheets, or plates, just stuff. Decoratio
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by MFogleman 7y ago
The 4th amendment guarantees protection against unreasonable search and seizure by the government. Wiretaps can (depending on state) takes hundreds of pages of paperwork, and months of documentation and review, before they get approved. Bu
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by MFogleman 7y ago
I understand the 'cosmetic' argument, and would like to offer my personal experiences as a counter. I was 20/200 overall vision, and wore glasses since I was 11. At age 27, before going into law enforcement, I underwent the
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by MFogleman 7y ago
An ad to prop up big pharma by suggesting that people cut their opioid use by 75%? Lets assume that this is an ad to prop up big pharma. Something between 1 of the 2 following extremes happens. 1. Every opioid user takes up meditation, an
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by MFogleman 7y ago
Retail videos are garbage 99% of the time. You aren't going to get reliable or useable prints from the scene of a retail store. Even if you did, you have to have a match in AFIS for them to be useful. Even if you do, congrats, you know
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by MFogleman 7y ago
I agree the city should pay. The 40mm grenades ARE the tear gas, or baton rounds (for breaching windows/doors). If they were dropping HE/Frag in those windows, the story would be WAY different. The shaped charges are used for bre
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by MFogleman 7y ago
Pretty big fallacy bro. Its not in the top 10 most deadly jobs in America. "Danger" is a relative term. If a squad of 20 soldiers get in a gunfight every day over 3 months, and none of them die, was their job less dangerous tha
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by MFogleman 7y ago
A lot of people are missing some key points here, and getting angry at the wrong aspects. Let me start by saying that I do believe the family should be compensated by some means. They shouldn't become the de facto victim of the crime

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