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by 100721 3y ago
> What job is she going to get that will get anywhere near $452M? Politician, perhaps.
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by 100721 3y ago
It looks like these works are prints that have been crumpled and/or torn, then photographed? Some of these are very neat
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by 100721 3y ago
Most restaurants do not offer sleeping accommodations.
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by 100721 3y ago
I don't see how the headline is misleading at all. Tips are not part of your pay, and only in America is it seen that way.
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by 100721 3y ago
> At these revival meetings attendees often fell to the ground and rolled around, jerking their body about. I have been to pentecostal churches like this. It was bizarre to witness. I feel like there must be a common thread among these r
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by 100721 3y ago
* without taking it offline
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by 100721 3y ago
Microsoft and Google are both US-based companies.
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by 100721 3y ago
In a cosmological scale, we are goldfish in a bowl (Earth). We can move around inside our bowl, but we cannot move the bowl itself, and if we leave the bowl we won't last very long. Thus, our vantage point is fixed.
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by 100721 4y ago
I will be sure to tell people to avoid Playsaurus products in the future.
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by 100721 4y ago
If there are no factual errors, then reliable citations should be easy enough to provide. I'd like to see the study that says no one (that is, 0.00% of the population) needs to eat much in the morning, let alone several hundred calorie
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by 100721 4y ago
This post feels intended to resonate with people who already agree with you. Inflammatory language, no citations, and blanket statements of fact. This is how echo chambers are formed.
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by 100721 4y ago
There are many, many people on here who do not have the slightest clue what complexity theory even is. Let's try to educate more and condescend less.
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by 100721 4y ago
My company was affected. We closed our India office, 1/3 of our global offices. Late last year, a lot of our engineering team was let go - somewhere between 20 and 30%. This year, between 20 and 30% of the sales / marketing folks
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by 100721 4y ago
I think the back button fits perfectly into the UI/UX. It is, quite literally, part of the UI. We don't have much control over the UI portion, but it is firmly in the realm of UX.
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by 100721 4y ago
I do not care about fan noise because I am always listening to music. I'd rather have much higher performance for louder fans.
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by 100721 4y ago
> I always tell my clients to fall into the trap of treating personal preferences as the optimal solution to a problem. Are you missing a negation here? I might be missing the intended tone perhaps?
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by 100721 4y ago
Yes: https://support.apple.com/en-ca/guide/mac-help/mh40616/mac > If you try to open an app that isn’t registered with Apple by an identified developer, you get a warning dialog.
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by 100721 4y ago
Your link didn't work for me (Chrome on Android). This one does: https://nautil.us/the-kekul-problem-236574/
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by 100721 4y ago
Looks like they trained it on an additional 13.5k competitive programming problems for this specific task.
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by 100721 4y ago
Because the holiday applies additional pressure to consume. You outlined it yourself.
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by 100721 4y ago
It seems weird to so strongly correlate specific technical knowledge, like exact hex codes and pixel counts, with one's ability to learn web design. I'm sure many great web designers would have bombed this at one point, and perhap
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by 100721 4y ago
That is the overwhelming global intelligence consensus, yes. Even Russian allies aren't fully behind the conflict - if Russia were provoked, allies would be offering materiel or training, no?
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by 100721 4y ago
I'm not sure I agree with your logic. A good journalist does their due diligence, which includes giving the company an opportunity to respond.
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by 100721 4y ago
The Google logo is publicly available on Google’s website. Does anyone own the Google logo?
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by 100721 4y ago
I would argue that the risk:reward is still very heavily weighted toward reward. I would happily spend a year in jail for $1bn+
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by 100721 4y ago
I disagree. Consider: You're hiring for a data science role, and the candidate doesn't know what an array is. Consider: You're hiring for a senior systems software development role, and the candidate doesn't know what an
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by 100721 5y ago
It seems to be quite a leap from "furious with a product change" to "compromising one's moral integrity". I don't agree with every decision our PM's go with, but I don't feel compromised either.
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by 100721 5y ago
I don't think she had an issue with the difficulty of the course, but rather the pedagogical approach. It seems she walked away feeling like she didn't actually learn very much, despite passing the course.
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by 100721 5y ago
Hi, can you provide some search terms that will help me understand the relationship between ln and prime density?
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by 100721 6y ago
Would you mind sharing some of your experience? I'm super interested.

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