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7y ago
Then why does GPU stand for Bitcoin Processing Unit?
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From the video, it looks like they do.
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In the case of Louisiana, we (natives) have been screaming for environmental protections for decades, because erosion has been eating away at our state. Meanwhile, our state government seems more concerned with gutting education wherever po
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In what way has Louisiana been decimated?
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I've definitely had to fight, as a frontend engineer, to prove that my job is just as demanding (and in many cases more so) as any other engineer. I have the education, knowledge, and problem solving skills required for backend enginee
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How do you know where he lives? Does everything there look like it costs a dollar? If you need a temporary office, are you really on vacation?
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8y ago
I would assume this computer generates a huge amount of EM interference(?) that could be mined with an antenna up to a mile away.
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I need a plugin that spoofs my fingerprint as a 74-year-old shut-in with no money, terrible credit, and no social connections. Basically someone companies have no interest in advertising to or tracking.
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8y ago
You'll need to use fingerprinting and other much more intrusive tracking methods to track the cookie preferences of any user that refuses cookies.
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I'm not quite sure the point you're trying to make here, but this isn't about freedom of speech. People should be restricted from accessing public spaces if they pose a direct and credible threat to the public. If a person is
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In the Assassin's Creed beta, the input lag was barely noticeable most of the time. For competitive games it's likely unuseable, but for a game like Assassin's Creed, where super-quick input isn't very important, it'
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Animal cruelty isn't a great analogy. It's not a vocal minority, it's a vocal subset of the majority. A vocal minority is when the opponents of a popular viewpoint are louder than its proponents.
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Glasses seem to do weird things, especially if they're frameless.
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No child is too puerile to be beneath its entertaining powers, and no man is too vigorous or in too high station to escape its fascination,
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Very. Our email signups jumped by ~10% when we started using them. And the bounce rate increase was negligible. I despise them as much as you do, but they work.
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That would really suck in a power outage.
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What's your definition of nefarious? If using your data to get you to spend as much money as possible fits that definition, then sure. They're absolutely doing that.
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8y ago
Buying a $60k car seems like a completely insane concept to me, even with a Silicon Valley tech industry salary. Even $16k (used) was higher than I wanted to pay for my current car.
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Correlation does not imply causation. Physical illness and drug addiction (and even mental illness in some cases) are more likely a symptom of homelessness than a cause. From accounts I've heard from homeless people, one of the biggest
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It's a mobile VR experience (Oculus Go), but with added 6Dof tracking. It's a great step forward, but it will absolutely be a walled garden.
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I like how the first result for black is #040404.
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If you want to try it, just get a Raspberry Pi and install it yourself. Or just set it up on your computer. I gave it a try, and found it clunky and annoying to use, so I've since built a solution that meets my specific needs.
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My Myspace top 8 from 2006 begs to differ.
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Honestly, I do it because I'm afraid of the dark. When my SO is out of town, my brain generates all sorts of horrible possibilities of things that could happen to my while laying in bed, from simple home invasions to black holes sudden
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It's a hell of a lot easier to install a charger in a parking lot than it is to install a gas station. Also, there may be perks/subsidies offered by the local government for installing EV chargers.
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watare you taking about,thenew ma keboardis fin
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How would you monetize it without ads? Instagram would have died an early death if you had to pay for it, and hiding certain features behind a pay wall would alienate 90% of the users.
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California lawmakers gut 'gold standard' net neutrality bill
(cnet.com)
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Why do you think they're a solid move? I'm genuinely interested in hearing your reasoning.
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It seems to me that you've never worked at a company with a marketing team.
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