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Have you tried a local hookah lounge or cigar bar? Many are under utilized during the day and may be fine with an arrangement like this as long as it doesn’t interfere with their core night hours.
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Thank you. This was a fantastic reply. I'll probably switch to this type of setup myself.
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Could you elaborate a bit more about this desktop setup?
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Mobile apps were just emerging in 2008 and stimulated VC interest. I think it's unlikely that this current downturn in the business cycle will get saved by the same magnitude of technology entrant.
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What indicators are you enjoying right now?
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The 90s were a decade of unbridled American power and optimism. The Soviet union had crumbled and the world was America's oyster. This week's events will cause a resurgence in 90s nostalgia in the West.
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I don't know about the OP, but this thread is fascinating in general.
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Sorry you don’t feel like this meta analysis addresses your comment. To answer your follow-up question about anxiety, severe Covid-19 presentations commonly exhibit neuroinflamation that may damage the nervous system and may manifest as a v
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> How are they able to determine that 'long covid' is a thing? Long COVID "a thing" because studies have found that it's common for at least one disease symptom to persist well beyond the initial phase of the ill
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What are some good citations for background information in curiosity research?
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> Why is the "Cited by" count for one of my articles crossed out? > Google Scholar considers this article the same as another article in your profile. We display the "Cited by" count next to both of the duplicates,
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A description of the UCLA effort can be found here: https://newsroom.ucla.edu/releases/ucla-launches-major-menta... Seems more like a funded research effort being run out of UCLA and Biogen vice a future iPhone feature
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DarkSide's business model was to professionalize ransomware attacks with a dedicated professional services IT model, finance, and helpdesk support.
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Fort McMurray, latitude 56.7° N and a subarctic climate, is forecast to be 106F / 41C today. The combination of heat waves and fragile power grids (e.g., Texas' ERCOT) seems to make it inevitable that a heat-induced large-scale po
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No US government research project aims to be under budget. Money is viewed as a finite expiring resource and there's every incentive to avoid your contractors from returning ceiling to the government. I would not consider DARPA work to
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The study is here, if anyone is interested: https://www.pnas.org/content/116/46/22998
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What’s the angle here? Microsoft wanting a position with interactive voice products for dataset curation? Getting into the automotive supplier space? Surely it’s not for the speech tech. Nuance has largely failed to fully embrace deep learn
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https://apps.dtic.mil/dtic/tr/fulltext/u2/a465828.pdf IRC is still used, and some communities have switched to XMPP.
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Do you have some examples from the sheet? Sounds fascinating.
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It's also a good way to get slapped with lawsuits from decisions made by people who don't understand FMLA leave.
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Could this be scaled down from, say, the top 1M down to the top 10k nodes?
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What's notable about the culture?
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do you have an example?
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Can you describe a little more?
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You must be young :) These browsers were born in the era of dialup Internet that had per minute charges and/or long distance charges. At the very least you were tying up your family's phone line. Basically it's like paying fo
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It's more likely to break your usb port if it's like the standard yubikey
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The format of floating point numbers generally follows a few constraints. First, you want sufficient range so that overflows are less likely, especially for multiplying two smaller format numbers and accidentally overflowing the range of yo
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Correct. Automakers have redirected the American compact car market to larger sedans and especially crossovers to increase profit margins.
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> Obviously as I said it's not practical to fly around the world to get work done A friend of mine finished her novel through repeated long-haul flights from JFK. The on-going expense alone is motivating.
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All sorts of departments at Uber use real-time queries (operations, marketplace, eats, new mobility, their data science and growth group, finance, communications, legal.) Marketplace in particular has a demand for real-time prediction, matc
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