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Yes I don't know books. But at least I know action movies.
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Easier, maybe, but it will not succeed. hyperv will be the next big shiny thing to fail. Meanwhile, wine keep my old binaries useful - and will keep them long after uwp or whatever shades into obscurity.
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Even with that, I thought Kurt Vonnegut was the classic action movie actor. The name looks the part.
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Dear new corporate overlord, if you want to disprove this, please invest in wine! It is an alternative option that would yield great dividends for both linux and windows user. win32 binaries are just more multiplatform that .net/uwp&#x
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Alternative title: Climate Goals a Threat to China Expansion (also to India and other countries) And I find this troubling. On what moral authority the west think it is ok to kick the ladder?
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For those who don't know, maybe add author to the title? I thought it was about Kurt Russel, the famous Snake Plissken.
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I have little care for such things. Human interaction is different - as is doing things with other human beings. Hobby, work, paid, volunteer - doesn't matter. You seem to be living a recluse life. I find that concerning
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projects, things. Not maximizing the time spent doing nothing or just introspecting off the grid, in a country chosen just because it was cheap. There is a time and place for everything, but after a while it is best to interact and relate w
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I wonder how it work. Is there an exim/postfix extension to do that? Or is it done from the mbox?
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No prospect, no future. You seem to be waiting for death.
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7y ago
Share the goodness!
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Orderbook can be tricky. Also third party libraries are dangerous. If all you need is ticker data, but you want separate bid/ask, and do not want 3rd party library, you can augment your results with market average from http:/
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I think you are mistaken- the bots is based on means reverting. Rising or failing will not work. Oscillations will work.
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1996
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Interesting. I notice a similar pattern on some off my posts.
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7y ago
My need of AWS/GCP/Azure magical pixie dust is low. So I'll keep the cheap CPU/Ram/Disk/Bandwidth, thank you.
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It is sad that libertarians have become a tiny minority, even in computer culture. I don't care too much about people having different opinions from mine. Good for them to be far left or alt right if it makes them happy. I just wish we
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Maybe when this was written, but now? Most of the comments I read on HN advocate for some sort of government intervention - whether it is breaking up Facebook or Google or the evil of the day, or giving everyone a Universal Basic Income, or
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1996
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You want to help? Add a native .onion address to websites you work on. You save bandwidth and contribute to normalization.
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1996
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About the asrock mini, have bios issues been solved? https://www.newegg.com/Product/SingleProductReview?item=N82E...
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Maybe you won't have a good time somewhere if you find the local language hilarious to listen to, unrecognizable or no-good. Just my 2 cents, and wishing you the best wherever you are now
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And FYI, I didn't feel you were being negative or anything, and I don't think you have the ability downvote to -3! I took the time to answer to tell you about deprecation because I thought it was worth sharing given your message,
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I didn't know about that. Thanks a lot!
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So much that! Also under appreciated: plots and OLS. Start plotting before firing up the GPUs, then compare to standard OLS - like in this article! Suggested reading if you don't know OLS: ML from scratch.
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+1. FFT is under appreciated.
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I disagree. They could replace planes for me. Give me a real bed in a room that can be locked (even if shared with a few other people), and a restaurant to socialize like in a train. For comfortable travel I would pay extra, business or not
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> Is it really Bezos' manners that hurt her feelings? I would imagine that that realization hits hard and does damage on it's own. How do you get people to stop self destruct? In the end you give up and just become cold. I have
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Yes, but I know too much about saving face, and I don't like how it's growing in the west. About costs for being wrong, last time I quoted a RFC about a topic I know well and said to someone that their information was outdated, I
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Hypothesis: they don't do that mass titling because of costs Suggestion: use blockchain solutions to let settlers make claims publically without possible government meddling (like bribes), then work out the "claims conflict"
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So you prefer not assuming good fait? Ok. Without mail, journalctl and even better, systemctl list-timers will tell you about failed crons. Can you do something as good with at and cron?
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Can't say about listeners. But connection poolers introduced more problems than I cared to fix. So now I routinely use 3000 connections, and have 9000 set up for peaks. It eats a little more ram but it is more stable.
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