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3y ago
This is not only not dentist's dream, but this is their nightmare as well as others' like toothpaste producers.
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3y ago
just stick to a convention (e.g. Spring boot properties file conventions - https://docs.spring.io/spring-boot/docs/1.0.1.RELEASE/refere... ).
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And this is one of the problems with having a purely capitalist system. It kind of works, but to a certain degree. If you let the corporations grow uncontrollably, in the end they become so powerful that they control governments (and not th
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3y ago
This type of search has always been an abuse of basic human rights. Why aren't more people suing for this?
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3y ago
KDE is indeed very good. I tried adopting it in the past multiple times then reverting, but with the latest version is so much better than the others.
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3y ago
BS written by a maniac. Probably written using chatgpt as it is too creative.
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3y ago
The future is this - these models will be able to run on smaller and smaller hardware eventually being able to run on your phone, watch or embedded devices. The revolution is here and is inevitable. Similar to how computers evolved. We are
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3y ago
"These peculiar beams last for only a millisecond, yet each pulse carries as much energy as our Sun emits in a century, according to scientists" some people have no idea about energy when writing these articles. When you see the p
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3y ago
that's not possible
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3y ago
This is very good and every country should to the same with all their natural resources!
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3y ago
chromebooks are a scam - I haven't seen worse equipment.
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3y ago
This reply from amazon says everything you need to know: "We are sorry that these customer experiences did not meet the high standards we expect." I somehow read this as - the customer is guilty ;)
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3y ago
and that's how to spread cancer via a vaccine for example.
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4y ago
This is a general statement withour any substance. Provide an example. Are you talking about communism?
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4y ago
Oh, we're f*d. They will be changing things they don't completely understand and feed them to you.
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Fire Tablet Auto-Backup to AWS S3
(developer.amazon.com)
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4y ago
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4y ago
Application data will be automatically backed up to AWS S3 at no charge.
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4y ago
That's a great story mate! Great achievement.
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4y ago
Even if it is dying, it is a very slow death..
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4y ago
This is big thing. Although this particular paper is not big thing, the many related quoted studies, set a trend.
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4y ago
Oh so that's what was the UFO news about...
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4y ago
I think he just switched team and now he's on the Facebook twitter marketing team.
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4y ago
you should have associated yourself with other people rather than going solo all this time.
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4y ago
Wow! Have you seen the list of words? This is completely stupid. Most of them anyway. Some of them are legit - eg. it annoys me when someone addresses a group of girls and says - "guys". But this is just a mistaken slang, it is no
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4y ago
It failed because they did it exactly in reverse of how it should have been done. First they assembled the team, then they outlined the product then marketing and then only then they realized nobody would pay for that. You're supposed
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4y ago
Conclusion - books won't help
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4y ago
This particular example is an inadeqate application of AI. This is static data which can be looked up in a table (at least zip code).
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New Ground for International Terrorism
(bbc.co.uk)
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4y ago
cutting gas pipes, cables, ...
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4y ago
It shows lack of java knowledge and understanding of OOP. Rants about Java, but talks mostly about Quarkus.
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