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by Guest42 6y ago
I have 3 android 9 apps that are important to me. Running those would allow me to switch forever. I went to the anbox site briefly but didn’t quite see a list of images.
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by Guest42 6y ago
I see. It seems as though the price tag has gone up compared to the dev versions. With that price I imagine they’d want things to be stable. I haven’t looked to see if they have a vcs or chats to see what types of issues are being addres
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by Guest42 6y ago
I am looking to purchase either (or both) of those phones. Would you recommend buying one of them now or waiting until a future release? It seems that both companies have extended the release dates a bit.
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by Guest42 6y ago
Is it scope creep or a change in problem domain?
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by Guest42 6y ago
I’m only aware of Hyperion.
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by Guest42 6y ago
Not knowing too much about Hana, it seems like they are doing their best to wrap in as much business intelligence as they can as opposed to having their users purchase other services, is this the case? Or do people generally maintain their
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by Guest42 6y ago
The money has to go somewhere. I’d prefer for him to have a lot more based on what I’ve seen from him and where my beliefs are at.
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by Guest42 6y ago
With the amount of facial recognition going on at large stores....probably a good bet. I'm not so concerned with the privacy as the ability to cancel without repeated 30 minute phonecalls to customer service.
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by Guest42 6y ago
Hadn't thought of it, but in my experience the "newer" models require a lot more data, this would them become an impediment because there's a certain likelihood the quality goes down with the increased quantity, i.e. mea
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by Guest42 6y ago
Can you show me an example of one that can be purchased online? I didn't notice any on Amazon when I looked. (for curiosity's sake)
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by Guest42 6y ago
I did some research and it seemed as though the companies would auto-renew and make it incredibly tough to close the accounts. I wouldn’t be surprised if some went so far as to send people to collections for “fees”.
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by Guest42 6y ago
That's nice. I deleted my fb but sometimes groups will require it for events and discussion boards.
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by Guest42 6y ago
I didn’t check what permissions it was given by default but hopefully not too many and with those not much spying. It would be nice to have a clear map of what data can be obtained with what permissions.
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by Guest42 6y ago
I recently purchased a phone that had the Facebook app preinstalled. If I had to guess, the mere act of connecting to WiFi caused a whole slew of info to get sent.
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by Guest42 6y ago
Thank you, I have had zero exposure to what goes on in those areas.
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by Guest42 6y ago
I liked how everything seemed intentionally rectangular. Perhaps made it easier to organize things mentally. It was also nice having full menus at the top of windows.
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by Guest42 6y ago
I viewed it more as a managerial committee akin to a board of directors.
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by Guest42 6y ago
Technically yes, but in his case there is a level of genius and dedication that is beyond expert level. There is also a good chance that potential replacements aren’t available to take on the responsibilities.
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by Guest42 6y ago
What part isn't understood? What is this "complexity" that makes it all worthwhile? I have gone through the white paper and built a PoC including web-app and mobile wallets. I have masters in Math and CS and 10 years of expe
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by Guest42 6y ago
Bitcoin is an invalid comparison and has a laundry list of cons without very many (if any) pros. Comparing dollars to bitcoins is useless. I don’t have a single bill I can pay in bitcoin and if there was, the fees would be worse than cur
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by Guest42 6y ago
Agreed, this should be brought up constantly. If there’s one good thing about the internet, it’s that it is able to highlight important issues and use that attention to make changes.
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by Guest42 6y ago
I appreciate this notion. It seems as though AI has become a fancy marketing term for stats. I also think there are times when knowing which types of models are used would be really helpful. Having built models with neural nets and glms
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by Guest42 6y ago
Personally, I think my brain gets tired of having to filter non-stop PR. Actual engagement would be fantastic though so as much as that exists I’d claim provides a good potential.
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by Guest42 6y ago
Is the 404 the strong resume? For me it seems as though HR operates off of checklists and if you meet enough of the checklist and can back it up further along the process, then there’s a 1/3 chance depending on how many people make th
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by Guest42 6y ago
I agree with this position although it’s pretty uncommon. It seems as though there is obsession with growth without ever considering what that growth is comprised of or whether it’s remotely sustainable.
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by Guest42 6y ago
I read it more as a how rather than a why.
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by Guest42 6y ago
It seems as though economic sanctions are the modern way of holding countries accountable. This can be done to the country being held accountable or to their trading partners.
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by Guest42 6y ago
Disclaimer: being subjective here and not too attached to the opinions, I waiver between words having independent meanings or defined by uses (a more Wittgenstein-esque approach, at least at my limited level of understanding) I think that t
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by Guest42 6y ago
And the common question..."How quickly can you do it if I add 10 people....ok 11, but no more, because we have to be mindful of cost"

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