http://svedic.org
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Svedic.org
▲ | correct this) or physical manifestation. Self-awareness can’t be a requirement for the presence of emotions because that would contradict current research |
▲ | expression, gesture, voice, sweating, heart rate, etc.), can’t be a requirement for the presence of emotions because it would imply that people |
▲ | a bit of a problem. As self-awareness is not a requirement, we can’t simply ask the subject if they experience emotions. |
▲ | if they experience emotions. As a physical manifestation is not a requirement, we can’t simply observe the subject. So, how do we |
http://blog.jayfields.com
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Jay Fields' Thoughts
▲ | the CC's responsibilities very narrowly. CC was an option, not a requirement; if you delivered a feature you could request a CC, but |
http://www.bentasker.co.uk
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www.bentasker.co.uk
▲ | too picky, but a car being waterproof is basically a minimum requirement. Unfortunately, Corsas are not great on this point, wet footwells being |
http://thecodist.com
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The Codist
▲ | job in the early 80s, learning new things was a fundamental requirement to being a programmer—almost everything you did was new, both |
http://blog.cryptographyengineering.com
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A Few Thoughts on Cryptographic Engineering – Some random thoughts about crypto. Notes from a course I teach. Pictures of my dachshunds.
▲ | address these questions, we need to consider a third requirement. That requirement is that that Victor, having run the protocol with Peggy, should |
▲ | to test a large fraction of the keyspace. (In practice this requirement is pretty reasonable, since brute forcing through an n- bit keyspace |
▲ | other magic boxes might there be? As noted above, a critical requirement of the “magic box Schnorr” style of scheme is that the |
▲ | in, say, the size of the function’s key.) A fundamental requirement of this definition is that the PRF’s key/seed (aka |
▲ | possess all of the secret information that Peggy once had. This requirement also helps to why identification protocols are (necessarily) interactive, or at |
▲ | truly useful identification protocol should add at least one additional security requirement: at the completion of this protocol, Victor (or an eavesdropper) should |
▲ | generally required, in some instances we can seemingly “sneak around” this requirement by “extracting a challenge from the environment.” For example, real-world |
http://rhettinger.wordpress.com
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Deep Thoughts by Raymond Hettinger | Ruminations on Computers, Programming and Life
▲ | update , so it may be necessary to extend those also. This requirement isn’t unique to super(); rather, it arises whenever builtins are |
▲ | Root . This restriction is not much different than Python’s own requirement that all new exceptions must inherit from BaseException . 3) The techniques |
http://www.davidvlijmincx.com
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David Vlijmincx
▲ | nothing goes right the first time, there is a bug, misunderstood requirement, deployment failure, or DNS issue. What is this magical thing used |
http://datalars.com
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datalars
▲ | amount of time . In and of itself, that is a good requirement, and will save power when such devices are not in use. |
▲ | when such devices are not in use. Sometimes it's a bad requirement, and that is when: a) the automatic standby feature can't be |
http://dev.to
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DEV Community
▲ | fly # devops Comments Add Comment 1 min read Is "non-functional requirement" a vague term? FagaoMBSE FagaoMBSE FagaoMBSE Follow Jul 25 Is "non- |
▲ | vague term? FagaoMBSE FagaoMBSE FagaoMBSE Follow Jul 25 Is "non-functional requirement" a vague term? # requirements # softwareengineering Comments Add Comment 2 min read |
http://blog.pythonaro.com
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Subclassed
▲ | Amazon . As a permanent solution, it suffers from lag and the requirement that the phone screen stays on all the time, set on |