breadandcrumbel

Live on my end now. They recovered pretty damn fast for a non profit organization

The timing... They should use their skills to somehow support the global fight against COVID-19

There are bigger problems to solve right now

Strange timing.

SEC seeks to force Telegram to reveal how $1.7bn ICO funds were spent (from Jan 3, 2020)

https://www.zdnet.com/article/sec-seeks-to-force-telegram-to...

So a properly native Slack client exists for Windows 3.1 before modern platforms? Whaat the hell?

I'm pretty surprised to see slack client exists for Windows 3.1 before modern platforms

When you do everything right, and follow the platform rules, and still get banned after all your hard work

It's just a manner of time until this platform will fall.

Never thought about the fact that there is a certain load ratio trucks must follow

Useful tool. Who's the target audience? I guess it's not the actual truck drivers.

That's why I'm not using Reddit. Mods have too much power, and seems like you can lose your account if the mod is not a fan of you

I apologize for giving the wrong link at the beginning. It's now fixed

saw this comment on Reddit: >They weren't trapped for years. There was a ventilation pipe they were falling down from. That's how they got down there. New ones kept falling in all the time, keeping their numbers high. They didn't survive for years "because cannibalism" and there is no evidence that any individual ant survived for more than a short time.

Saw this comment on Reddit:

I went searching for more reliable sources on this and found this story from AP: https://apnews.com/9ca1c29fc9554c1697a8729bba4dd93b

It's from 2018 but it does back up the idea that there is a program where China places party loyalists in the homes of Uighur Muslims in a program called "Pair Up and Become Family." It also briefly mentions bed sharing.

East Europe will be the best (budget wise)

West Europe will be smarter strategic wise

I'm shocked (in a positive way) about the amount of transparency Gitlab provides.

Same here. I was pretty surprised they sent an apologise email few days ago

Saying sorry after actions you made, show how they care about their users

Link to the research:

https://www.pnas.org/content/early/2019/10/25/1911758116

“As to why plants would need to panic when it rains, strange as it sounds, rain is actually the leading cause of disease spreading between plants,” said University of Western Australia’s Professor Harvey Millar, co-author of the study.

“When a raindrop splashes across a leaf, tiny droplets of water ricochet in all directions. These droplets can contain bacteria, viruses, or fungal spores.”

“The sick leaves can act as a catapult and in turn spread smaller droplets with pathogens to plants several feet away. It is possible that the healthy plants close by want to protect themselves,

OP comment from Reddit post:

Hey folks, OP here. I’ve been using security keys for a few years now and decided to spend some spare time over the last few months writing this up. Despite the name it’s pretty detailed (15k words!) and hope it can help folks understand the benefits of security keys and what fido2 brings to the table.

It's clickbait only if the article wouldn't give any value to the readers. When the title catch your attention that's an actual skill

Using Python and R mostly

Not a dev but working closely with devs in the company so I feel a bit more dev than what I saw before.

Especially when it comes to rubber duck debugging

Yes, and when i do it (I put in in few of my profiles in text) I'm not getting spam

I guess you can feel safe to do it, and in worst case you will get few emails you will mark as spam right away

There are some interesting stats in the article

I wonder how many out of the 40 million wallet addresses are actually active, or have 10$ worth of crypto in them....

And this stats is only about bitcoin wallets?

Nice generator. But sometimes it makes a dungeon with alot of dying elves

Does Web Archive screenshoot all the webpages out-there every day? If there is few days gap between each site screenshoot it might be the answer

I was only familiar with Keepass. What are the differences between all the different products? KeypassXC, KeepassX and Keepass?

Anyone here read any of the books in the list?

I read 'The Essence of Software Engineering'

Would love to hear recommendations actually for books related to the basics of Machine learning

s there any public information on actually how BERT is being applied to IR?

For each of the scenarios they described they are just like "here's potential hard search query, and BERT adds magic language understanding which makes it all better ". It's non-obvious how BERT is actually being used though, especially at the scale and latency they need.

(I get that that this is Google's "secret sauce" and they might not saying anything in this particular use of BERT. But I'm curious if anyone had seen anything related.)

I googled the writer name ( Daniel Elkabes, Lead Security Researcher ) Found his Linkedin and sent him a screenshoot of your feedback

That's the kind of feedback that can improve the writing skill of the author

Edit: Now I'm actually thinking that not every person know how to accept negative feedback and see it as something positve

I know that I would like to see this feedback if I was the author so I felt like sending it.

Here's the original post:

https://old.reddit.com/r/opensource/comments/dn7ixl/i_made_a...

(I hope you all use only old reddit)

I like the more rounded appearance of the glyphs, which to me visually resembles a sans serif typeface rather than a rigid monospaced font. It makes reading code typeset in Victor Mono more like reading an enjoyable piece of text.

And if you use/collaborate with someone who uses Linux they can't use Word and any alternatives muck up the formatting if others use the default docx/doc file format.

Just checked what's the most popular PINs...

1234 1111 0000 1212 7777 1004 2000 4444 2222 6969 9999 3333 5555 6666 1122 1313 8888 4321 2001 1010

https://www.pocket-lint.com/phones/news/148224-these-are-the...

I'm not using any of this, but many of the people I know their PINs (family, girlfriend, close friends)

Are actually using something from this list

From their related blog post: “In order to service the needs of GitLab.com and GitLab Self-Managed users who do not want to be tracked, both GitLab.com and GitLab Self-Managed will honor the Do Not Track (DNT) mechanism in web browsers. This means that, if you turn on Do Not Track in your browser, GitLab will not load the JavaScript snippet.”