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721.
by IMTDb 9y ago
> our exchange rate is $1000 per banana This implies that your boss is ready to trade both ways. I'd gladly accept the bundle of bananas.
722.
by IMTDb 9y ago
You put developed "the world's most advanced code collaboration experience" as advertised by the website in 48 hours ? Can I hire you somewhere ?
723.
by IMTDb 9y ago
Apparently it was designed for mobiles. On a desktop it's a nightmare.
724.
by IMTDb 9y ago
PgSQL more and more looks like the "redis of databases". Whatever the problem, you can almost always find a good reason to use it :) You get great performance for the simple "dumb" use case (relational data in DB term, k
725.
by IMTDb 9y ago
Don't beat yourself too much about it. Yes this was a serious security issue from my point of view. BUT to be honest I would probably have done the same mistake and your reaction time was more than adequate. Thanks for the amazing job
726.
by IMTDb 9y ago
"Ratings agencies have rushed to cut their credit ratings on Toys “R” Us to reflect the sinking market sentiment...[S&P] had the retailer rated B- just two weeks ago, and Moody’s Investors Service still has a B3 rating and stable o
727.
by IMTDb 9y ago
Because it makes ads look more like actual reddit posts. Like if ads are more "part of the subreddit" instead of being an additional separate entity.
728.
by IMTDb 9y ago
Twice a week I manage a group of disabled children for a few hours. I am a world of warcraft raid leader. Started as a WoW raider 10+ years ago.
729.
by IMTDb 9y ago
Yeah breitbart is probably the most neutral source on this issue.
730.
by IMTDb 9y ago
Why should FP be slower ? The articles emphasises that one of the main arguments in favour of FP is that it's easy to see what part of the recipe can be done in parallel. Why can't the runtime automatically leverage multiple cores
731.
by IMTDb 9y ago
I am curious to know what are the problem of homebrew itself ? As a generic user who has never done anything really complex with it, homebrew is a joy, it has never failed me.
732.
by IMTDb 9y ago
> Sooner or later, one must take a stand, which is exactly what Google executives just did. Exactly but then in the statement, don't pretend people should have the ability to speak their mind freely. By firing the guy they basically
733.
by IMTDb 9y ago
it's a pretty and expensive android phone
734.
by IMTDb 9y ago
It would be quite interesting to compare Ke Jie or other experts feeling about the game with those data :)
735.
by IMTDb 9y ago
When Ke Jie says : "I also thought I was very close to winning the game in the middle but maybe that’s not what AlphaGo was thinking". Do we know what AlphaGo was thinking ?
736.
by IMTDb 9y ago
This bookstore is now basically selling an new additional "premium service" (Private Wi-Fi, preferred seatings etc) for a yearly fee. It's really cool that they found a new way to make money, and that it works. But lots of bu
737.
by IMTDb 9y ago
If you call yourself an engineer, your focus might be to perform a task (eg: "giving correct time") as cheaply, efficiently and practical as possible. In that regard, Patek Philippe watches are nowhere near your standard of "
738.
by IMTDb 9y ago
Is this US only or available anywhere (Belgian inside)
739.
by IMTDb 10y ago
This seems to be a major threat to online casinos. Is there any study on how they plan on fighting the AI's that will likely be flooding the market soon ?
740.
by IMTDb 10y ago
> "We, as an Enterprise, don't want something with rapid evolving infrastructure, features" That's exactly why you do not need/want docker now . Several years ago Hypervisors like XEN were all the rage. Enterpri
741.
by IMTDb 10y ago
Docker initial release was just 4 years ago, your asking for a support timeframe that's around the same length as the age of the project itself. Docker still is a new product, evolving very fast (this announcement is just one more proo
742.
by IMTDb 10y ago
Oh, you sweet summer child. Just because empath75 says "not meant for professional driver" doesn't mean there can't be people doing that for money.
743.
by IMTDb 10y ago
Not if you want to store more than few MB (5 or 10 max depending of browsers if I recall). Not if you want/need an async API. Not if you need to be able to search your storage.
744.
by IMTDb 10y ago
Did anyone try to feed this AI with actual dashcam images and see if the driving learnt in GTA would be applicable in real life situations ?
745.
by IMTDb 10y ago
I think microsoft is well aware of this "issue". And they seems to be working towards it as proven by the recent Windows Subsystem for Linux https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/commandline/wsl/install_g
746.
by IMTDb 10y ago
I am totally in favor of dtciminalisation. No jail, no active police force looking for it. Cost becomes close to 0. Problem solved. If a policeman finds someone actively selling on the street, take the stuff, write a ticket, and you are goo
747.
by IMTDb 10y ago
That is indeed, I think, the best argument so far in favor of legalisation.
748.
by IMTDb 10y ago
I truly believe in human freedom. I also believe that this freedom comes with responsibility : make sure that whatever you do, won't negatively impact your neighbour. In my country, all health services are paid for by the government, w
749.
by IMTDb 10y ago
I don't remember writing anything about jail. Legalisation and penalisation are two very different issues.
750.
by IMTDb 10y ago
NIDA is funded by the Us Gov. So you mean that this is a federal study. We are not speaking of a private company here.

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