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I can't speak to amazon specifically, but my understanding of this phenomena in general, especially with ads that are bid for, is that the systems which track and gauge your likelihood to purchase aren't connected to the systems t
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6y ago
I don't think you should be getting downvoted. You clearly hold strongly to your values. There's nothing wrong with that. And you're adding to the discussion by providing your perspective, not being rude or attacking anyone.
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Just because everyone sneezes doesn't mean hay fever doesn't exist.
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Something radioactive enough to significantly increase your chances to have cancer in your lifetime can have no indication at all at the time of exposure. It's one reason it's important to be so careful about radioactive waste and
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6y ago
Correct, the R stands for Residential.
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Or unplug it, then you can be as cavalier as you like in your attempt
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IANAL, but I think it's when, in a follow-up lawsuit, they find emails or other such evidence showing the takedown submitting party did so with knowledge that it was a false notice ahead of time. If you can't find something like t
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> satisfactory is like a really nice minecraft mod. Which is ironic considering a big part of the original inspiration for Factorio was factory building mods for minecraft.
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That one reminds me of something Bender said in futurama > C’mon, it’s just like making love! Y’know… Left, down… Rotate 62 degrees… Engage rotor…
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> Deprecation of these versions is intended to assist developers as additional justification to no longer support older (D)TLS versions and to migrate to a minimum of (D)TLS 1.2. Seems to me like this document is trying to be a tool for
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If the military has an strategizing AI that gives them an advantage, I'd expect it to be deeply classified.
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This specific story aside, the point is that for those in their teens, it's very possible that expressing those views is being done to "rebel" rather than as a true belief or as an opinion held with the full appreciation of i
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6y ago
If being more concise was always better for cognitive load, we'd all be writing APL.
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I think the picasso analogy is flawed. Works by picasso prior to about 1926 are in the public domain, works afterwards are still under copyright. There's nothing about the sale of an original piece that inherently transfers copyright,
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After briefly looking into this, my understanding is that the embedding documentation hasn't been updated in a very long time, and the overall architecture doesn't lend itself to embedding.
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6y ago
After briefly looking into this, my understanding is that the embedding documentation hasn't been updated in a very long time, and the overall architecture doesn't lend itself to embedding.
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If anyone has data to support either conclusion vs the base incidence rate, I'd love to see it rather than being downvoted.
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You don't "prove" that, you fail to reject the null hypothesis. That's what the post you're responding to meant by "negative result"
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Exactly, for all we know the clotting rate could be lower within the vaccinated group.
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It'd impact migration patterns first I suspect. Well, unless migration is a circadian mediated behavior rather than a climatologically mediated one. Anyone know which it is?
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> I'm still not good enough. Good enough for what, exactly? A person's value as a dev has little to do with how good they are at leetcode problems. What matters is whether or not you can deliver working software and communicate
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For sure. Google's ability to surface useful pages above SEO gamed "articles" has been dropping for years. I've had to start adding '-best' and '-top' to searches in an attempt to stop getting blogspa
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IIRC, even if we could, we can do better. For example a Saturn V engine is around 5,000 parts, though we've lost the knowledge to assemble them. However, a contemporary study of that found that, with modern manufacturing techniques, yo
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I've been dabbling in electronic music (no particular genre in mind) for a couple of years. Here's all I've finished https://soundcloud.com/bjartr And here's a couple of specific tracks I'm proud of
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I think means a restart of chrome is necessary, not a restart of the whole machine.
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On that last point, searches like `-site:example.com` looks like they still work.
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For a publisher, where is the line between editorial control and censorship?
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If you take time to explain your position, you might not get downvoted. As it is, you undoubtedly will.
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This advice fails when you're like me and struggle with procrastinating the interesting stuff too.
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Right, unless you interpret the second half of the sentence as clarifying or defining the first. Which I do. If may not be your preferred definition of "private", but it is a definition of private. To paraphrase it another way,
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