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by anon____ 3y ago
If 1 in 8 kids experiences food insecurity, then it's likely that there are at least some, maybe 1 in 100, who are starving, however you define it. Also, there are two kinds of starvation: in one case the quantity of food is insuffic
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PraxisLIVE – hybrid visual live programming(praxislive.org)
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by anon____ 3y ago
Exactly. That's what patents are for. No need to be secretive.
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by anon____ 3y ago
Put the Free Speech Flag on your website. Its colors represent an illegal number. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_Speech_Flag https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illegal_number
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by anon____ 3y ago
Yes. After pressing Alt+space then R, the first pressing of an arrow key selects the border you want to move, let's say the left. You can then move that with the left/right arrows. If you press up or down in this state, it will, a
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by anon____ 3y ago
Alt+space brings up the window menu. Press R to resize, or M to move the window with either the arrow keys or by moving the mouse pointer. Finalize with Enter, cancel with Escape.
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by anon____ 3y ago
> So much time wasted could be recovered by a simple RMA form. Maybe that's the goal? To discourage the return of merchandise? They think customers rather write off the loss, than waste half an hour.
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by anon____ 3y ago
The authors write this in the conclusion of their paper: > Thus, we anticipate that our results and conclusions are valid for a broad class of systems and may open routes to many future enterprises including the structuring of fluids, th
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by anon____ 3y ago
Quantum Technology Recruiting Inc. ( https://ca.linkedin.com/company/quantum-technology-recruitin... ) Our guy, Alex Rhatushnyak, is listed as employee. BTW, this is the first result on DuckDuckGo. ( https://du
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by anon____ 3y ago
The first winner didn't even have a computer! Q: What if I can (significantly) beat the current record? A: In this case, submit your code and win the award and/or copyright your code and/or patent your ideas. You s
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by anon____ 3y ago
You can just prop the door slightly open, and use convection, if possible. It sounds energy inefficient, but when you are drying, not just heating, you also have to replace that humid air in the oven.
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by anon____ 3y ago
Copying a comment of user cperciva from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8411614 : > more than once I was approached by people who wanted me to help implement their projects. But I have always refused just because I t
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by anon____ 3y ago
The galaxy is on Orion's belt.
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by anon____ 3y ago
Scott Aaronson made a comic with Zach Weinersmith that explains quantum computing in an entertaining way: https://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/the-talk-3
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by anon____ 3y ago
There's a famous story that's a good example here, I think: George Dantzig solved two open problems in statistical theory, which he had mistaken for homework after arriving late to a lecture at university. https://en.wi
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by anon____ 3y ago
My only assumption that would need citation (that I cannot give, I admit) is that currently the proportion of shady users is much higher on Tor than on the general Internet. From here, it's pure and simple logic: as more users transiti
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by anon____ 3y ago
Thanks for addressing this, this is great to hear!
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by anon____ 3y ago
This is true and already reality, no need for hypotheticals. There are exit nodes serving child porn right now, yet, the operators are not prosecuted. The child porn traffickers and other problematic users are all on Tor already. With the g
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by anon____ 3y ago
Yes, I did read your comment before answering. Note: I commented on points you brought up IN your edit. Let me break it down for you: >> I would need someone to help me verify that sound works. > You could use a microphone to recor
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by anon____ 3y ago
What do you mean by that?
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by anon____ 3y ago
On the other hand, if projects like this, as a side effect, increase the number of relays, and normalize using Tor, it's a win for everyone. Quiet should pay for a few servers to be used as relays and exit nodes, and also encourage use
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by anon____ 3y ago
Calligraphy is an art form. The good thing about art is that you can't argue with it. Practice for the beauty!
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by anon____ 3y ago
You could use a microphone to record the output and plot it using Audacity. What if unknowingly you do have working audio, cranked up to 11, while browsing PornHub?
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by anon____ 3y ago
Unfortunately, Fastmail addresses are re-used "after a few weeks" the subscription ends. I lost mine like this. https://www.fastmail.help/hc/en-us/articles/1500000279581-Ex...
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by anon____ 3y ago
In? What does it mean to be in if it has no surface? Let's try something probabilistic instead! Mahalanobis distance?
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by anon____ 3y ago
Documentation and educational material is where Racket is unbeatable: https://docs.racket-lang.org/index.html . The performance is around Python / general scripting level; perfectly acceptable. As you guessed, DrScheme
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by anon____ 3y ago
Racket has Racklog: > Racklog is an embedding of Prolog-style logic programming in Racket. “Embedding” means you don’t lose Racket: You can use Prolog-style and conventional Racket code fragments alongside each other. Racklog contains th
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by anon____ 3y ago
I think it's a misunderstanding. I found a couple of articles mentioning both Nokia and NSA, but here NSA stands for "Non-Standalone 5G network". Here's a press release, for example: Nokia selected by Dedicado for 5G NSA
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by anon____ 3y ago
Don't forget that most of those VB apps you've seen were hacked together by amateurs, engineers, business and finance people, not professional programmers. It was great for their productivity. They automated their work, and they
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by anon____ 3y ago
Or this: https://xkcd.com/688/ .

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