jjluoma

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by jjluoma 2y ago
How does the course-swapping site work? Is there some part that requires users to enter their credentials (email, password) on a web site that is not operated by the university? Is there some part that saves an access token or a refresh tok
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by jjluoma 3y ago
What about the gut bacteria? No gut bacteria, no worm?
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by jjluoma 3y ago
I would like to know more about those insurances, have they bought new ones? If so, are those really going to cover anything at all they would like to be covered? If there has been negligence, breach of duty or breach of trust in the past,
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by jjluoma 3y ago
If only the task that the estimate is for would not change much after the estimate has been given.
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by jjluoma 4y ago
I didn't sign a work contract because it was written in English and there was no translation available, especially since it contained a non-standard clause related to intellectual property rights. All communication before signing the c
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by jjluoma 4y ago
At least they removed something that had been deprecated ERROR: gcloud failed to load: module 'collections' has no attribute 'Mapping'
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by jjluoma 4y ago
I would try to use zstd for compression before exploring other options. It is much faster than gzip.
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by jjluoma 4y ago
Google provides two alternatives for age verification, a credit card payment and sending an electronic copy of a valid government issued ID. This explanation seems to be quite terse, "If you use a credit card, any temporary authorizati
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by jjluoma 4y ago
2-step verification can be turned on by going to https://myaccount.google.com/ and selecting security and then "Signing in to Google". The "2-step verification" finally leads to the point where phone num
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by jjluoma 4y ago
I'm assuming you are a consumer since consumer protection organisations were mentioned. I would start by sending a GDPR subject data request for any personal data they have. There is a definite time limit for the response time. In case
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by jjluoma 4y ago
I wonder how many of the fake orders could have been cancelled by the restaurants themselves if they had tried to verify the phone number of the new customer (new phone number and/or address). Maybe an SMS for verification (fails in ca
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by jjluoma 4y ago
What about General Data Protection Regulation and anonymization? My source code files usually start with copyright notice with my name and email address followed by a reference to the license. In this case anonymization may be against my in
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by jjluoma 4y ago
Maybe they have a stronger position because they own GitHub. There is at least "Release and Indemnification" section in the terms of service.
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by jjluoma 4y ago
This kind of comment, "co-pilot can write 90% of the code without me, just translating my explanation into python", about copilot troubles me. If the code has been mostly produced by co-pilot, does an user of copilot have sufficie
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by jjluoma 5y ago
The same dog was used in all occasions: 1) sniffing of the clothes 2) around the house 3) inside the house 4) sniffing the truck. I would question if the dog was essentially trained to recognize the smell of the suspect, and if so, did the
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by jjluoma 5y ago
I wonder if statistics provided by librdkafka (available also with confluent-kafka-go) could have been used to solve the issue with less effort. https://github.com/edenhill/librdkafka/blob/master/STATISTI
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by jjluoma 6y ago
This project might be interesting, except that there is no license specified. Thus unusable.
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by jjluoma 6y ago
At least zoom has privacy statement / policy page available on their web site unlike threatspike.com
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by jjluoma 7y ago
I find this a little bit funny, > I was extremely suspicious of the EXISTS optimization, since it changes the logic to exit early. Does this this mean that if one has found an answer, it is somehow sensible thing not to return the answer
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by jjluoma 7y ago
I hope she is aware of other ways of fixing knitting mistakes given here https://knitom.com/fix-knitting-mistakes-stress-free/ (or google for 'knit ladder down').
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by jjluoma 7y ago
Is this 'invert a binary tree' really nothing but a simple puzzle, solved by swapping left and right children? There are probably better examples then this case.