dgomez1092

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by dgomez1092 11y ago
I'm a bit taken aback by the findings in this article. I thought the opposite in fact when I read this. I will say that according to our own growth as a society, we have taken it upon ourselves to create an absorbable rate of finite in
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by dgomez1092 11y ago
Honesty to the max. In a survival analysis, do you measure the Confirmation bias --> an attenuated base-signal that can be gathered through a lexical analysis/ over a semantical evaluation average and it's rate change. I would
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by dgomez1092 11y ago
I've been trying to connect to my raspberry pi without interface. Even this wasn't too helpful because I can't locate its ip_addr. Thank you.
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by dgomez1092 11y ago
I noticed that they use a 3 tier system. But even SHA-1 encryption, I wanted to talk about how it compares to the use of RC4 on AES. I am still learning about the effectual uses of encryption but it would seem to me that being able to use m
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by dgomez1092 11y ago
I see the purpose of this as more preventative. I can create a contstraint for (Exception == "x1") { throw Exception when (x1 == "<filepath>")} Now I can understand why'd you'd be alerted of this however
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by dgomez1092 11y ago
To start, I agree with the arguemt in this article. It was recently found that glutamate, a neurotransmitter actually is an activator in mesolimbc dopaminergic pathways. This neurotransmitter produced in the daphne raphei nuclues has previo
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by dgomez1092 11y ago
I always thought that it would be quicker to use tcp_keepalive_time = <set timframe> in the header or oin your Perl program in order to not keep connection request open for an unrecognized timeperiod. Dont even have to use your shell
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by dgomez1092 11y ago
It would be useful to understand these transactions. I myself would like to be able to find data sources to test this information off of. With the different schedule hierarchies apply to an unstructure dataset and an RDBMS systems like Had
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by dgomez1092 11y ago
Thank you for sharing these standards for being a better engineer.
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by dgomez1092 11y ago
Not an expert here either. I will say using a book as a corpus does remind me of LWIC software. How the shuf command was executed to generate a cryptologically safe passphrase doesn't necessarily seem to be extremly secure. Given that
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by dgomez1092 11y ago
What about the advent of current technology that Samsung recently acquired, Looppay (MST), that uses a magentic tokenization to be able to complete transactions? These are useful and readily accessible with 90% of POS terminals that read th
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by dgomez1092 11y ago
Thanks for the read. I'm curious to know more about his integral derivations however,at this current moment. I must only save it and keep working. I apologize I couldn;t have beter commentary. Similar to the vector summations, I think
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by dgomez1092 11y ago
From a UDS password framework the Dicey password generator is pretty formidable.For one things its extremley user friendly: you can memorize it easily, and there are infrequent errors attached to its usage. Deployment wise it's non-p
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by dgomez1092 11y ago
All I can say to that is that you modt likely do know. Given from persinal expeeience, not only has intelligence demonstrated itself to me in the form of concise communication but also at a level best expressed in high overview. And being a
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by dgomez1092 11y ago
Maybe I agree with facepalm. But also with informatimago down at the bottom. It's probably be in my best interest to read most unix commands straight from man. I tend to use tar -czf <file> to untar. If it didn't work I&#x27
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by dgomez1092 11y ago
eh, this article was interesting in that it gave a good basic overview of how to take advantage over a small cognitive bias. It is similar to that of how middle schoolers have a fable/imaginary audience conceptualization in their devel
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by dgomez1092 11y ago
I would agree with your first statement. I do not agree with the authors proposition that you do not need to understand a bit more than just the surface of something like complexity theory in order to be a good programmer. Being able to dev
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by dgomez1092 11y ago
Well glad I read this. What first came to mond was that ontologically framing a technical question is difficult. You can't ever seem to deduce a decent level of aptitude unless you become part of a comminity (working on it). So the fir
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by dgomez1092 12y ago
I read this a few months ago. I agree with its interpretation over the current state of the entrepreneur culture amongst the youger cohort of emerging adults. I believe that I am working on a unique problem. One that involves being able to
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by dgomez1092 12y ago
I agree it is a little pretentious. But at the same time what does it say about the user? Being pretentious means a user is attempting to sway you by affecting, say knowledge of culture (an emotive response) to an object than it inherently
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by dgomez1092 12y ago
I'm curious to know more about why there would be greater difficulty using MapReduce jobs to be able to go through a K-Means clustering analysis. As for as the computational effort on the CPU what would be the cost to your RAM's m
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by dgomez1092 12y ago
I enjoyed reading your story, thanks for sharing. As for brd's comment just disregard it. His generalization just means he's unwilling to get a deeper understanding of where you are coming from. Thanks again.
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by dgomez1092 12y ago
I enjoyed reading your story, as for brd below, diregard him. You published your own words and he shouldn't be criticizing and generalizing your journey to date> Thanks for sharing.
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by dgomez1092 12y ago
What about the mantra: "surround yourself by people smarter than you". Where is the source of incompetence, is it actually lack of intellectual brainpower or is it contextual?
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by dgomez1092 12y ago
I don't understand the benefit to this as opposed to the CLI?