ElBarto

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by ElBarto 8y ago
To say "when it works it's stable and reliable" implies that it is neither...
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by ElBarto 8y ago
Good to hear.
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by ElBarto 8y ago
They are trying it on. The journalists should not cave.
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by ElBarto 8y ago
Isn't the concensus these days that every bit of information is squeezed out so that the stock price always reflects all that is predictable? In addition, major factors are external and trying to predict further price only based on pas
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by ElBarto 8y ago
It's nothing to do with Python, really. 'assert' really is a debugging tool that forces an exception and/or a core dump on a bug condition. It is standard practice to have assertions in debug builds removed in release bu
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by ElBarto 8y ago
You're missing the point that even it these things are happening there is no need to repeat it again and again every time China is mentioned, and to comment on anything Chinese through that prism. That is what discloses the real motive
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by ElBarto 8y ago
I believe that the Chinese people are perfectly able to take care of themselves and do not need others to pretend to care.
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by ElBarto 8y ago
This is China-bashing on the same level as during the 1950s, except that the racist aspect cannot be explicit anymore, and you're just repeating the official line that you've heard in the media.
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by ElBarto 8y ago
China-bashing is getting really tiring. There are as many companies working on these technologies in the West as in China.
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by ElBarto 8y ago
What's fascinating in that article is to see that a Raspberry Pi 3 has about 10% of the floating-point processing power of a Cray C90... Cue the many forum questions: "I'm planning to use a Raspberry Pi to control a <simpl
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by ElBarto 8y ago
When did they try to take payment and process application? I suspect that they are very busy at the moment hence the delay. I doubt that they sat on her application for 6 months after payment failed...
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by ElBarto 8y ago
That's a lazy excuse, IMHO. To me the key is to embrace new ideas, think big and have the drive to deliver. An example: Deliveroo is doing extremely well in many markets around the world but is a British company. Interestingly the foun
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by ElBarto 8y ago
Interestingly, there are many Chinese videos on Youtube, discussing current events usually, which are not voiced by an actual human but by a synthetic voice.
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by ElBarto 8y ago
"What would happen if, as with gender, we bifurcated the terms for physical vs mental age?" The size of the electorate would shrink sharply.
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by ElBarto 8y ago
It starts with a blank slate... That's arguing on a distraction, though, as the key is planning, not blank slate.
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by ElBarto 8y ago
At one point there was nothing where every single city now stands. Everywhere it started with a blank slate. The difference is the speed of development and, even more importantly, the level of planning. US cities grew quickly and were plann
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by ElBarto 8y ago
All cities started as a blank slate. Recent US cities grew very quickly in a rather organised way and a grid was the quick and simple way to handle that.
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by ElBarto 8y ago
It depends if your discuss the issue purely on philosophical terms or based on physics. In classical physics a closed system is purely determined by its initial state. So considering the universe as such a system, everything that is happeni
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by ElBarto 8y ago
Minimal filming of foot paths and streets adjacent to your property happens all the time, e.g. to film your front garden and/or your car. To be perfectly legal there are a few steps to take, but in reality as long as it's minimal
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by ElBarto 8y ago
"their data" has a special meaning. It means personal data, that is data linked to an identified or identifiable individual. Merely using wifi signals to sense the presence of human beings is therefore not covered by GDPR. Now, us
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by ElBarto 8y ago
The Danish corporate tax rate is within the EU average.
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by ElBarto 8y ago
A very effective way to make corporations take action is citizens making them to. Are you willing to?
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by ElBarto 8y ago
Individuals have huge power over pollution in general and corporate pollution in particular. Individuals are in the end the drivers of corporate actions because they are the consumers. It's not necessarily about buying less stuff but a
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by ElBarto 8y ago
That should really be the very first line of the review instead of being buried at the 10th paragraph...
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Scooter firm Bird pushes for UK law change with London trial(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by ElBarto 8y ago|0 comments
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by ElBarto 8y ago
'if'
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by ElBarto 8y ago
China at it again... No, wait.
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by ElBarto 8y ago
They also boil little children during secret ceremonies. That's the sort of claims you've fallen for, so why not?
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by ElBarto 8y ago
This has nothing to do with Deutsche Physik but it fits the narrative of some people to associate China with Nazi Germany or any other dystopian regime.
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by ElBarto 8y ago
Absolutely nothing to do with it...

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