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Its actually pretty hard for even humans to eyeball a graph and figure it out. For example, the wiki article on the peterson graph (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Petersen_graph) has a few drawings that you cant easily say are the same graph.


Not really a good rebuttal. The only reason for not getting our DNA is depending on criminals having repeat offenses?


Yeah they do nothing to even hint at possible correlation without causation


there are some features in pro version, but yeah its mostly open source


Afaik, The Pro version is open source as well, it's just not usable without a key.


That's not really possible, and I'm not sure what you mean.


They may be referring to this: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ee


A better distinction here in naming would be to call GitLab EE "Source Available" rather than "Open Source"


Why wouldn't it be? It's open source but not free software.


I would think adding more salt would only worsen the problem. Adding soluble salts are used to precipitate other salts (e.g common ion effect). Not sure how valid that is here tho.


Behind a paywall :/


This is almost identical to the study of combinatorial species (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Combinatorial_species)


firefox containers work great for precisely this use case


Wow TIL


Yes the Russians do it, but I remember the US doing the same thing multiple times. I guess no country wants their citizens to be tried elsewhere.


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