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by Jolter 5y ago
That’s not what they wrote, double check your comprehension.
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by Jolter 5y ago
Can someone edit the title? Ray Ozzie doesn’t ring any bells and the title of the page is “The Notecard makes cellular IoT developer-friendly. Finally.” So the current title is already editorializing.
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by Jolter 5y ago
This kind of scale would require establishing factories all over the world. Every feasible region in every developed country.
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by Jolter 5y ago
So, what’s the monetization strategy? What data am I giving up if I use this app, and how will they use it?
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by Jolter 5y ago
Agreed, many people simply don’t have the time to do hosting as a hobby. Me neither - I chose a family and a music hobby. But that’s not really relevant to the GP’s argument “your time is money”, though. My point is, only my working time is
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by Jolter 5y ago
Me neither, I do enough such stuff in my work hours. But I’m sure some people get a kick out of getting it to work and learning all about email internals.
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by Jolter 5y ago
In the civilized world, we have 8-hour work days, some of the days of a week, and then we can do whatever we want with the rest. By which I mean, most people do not see the remaining hours as “potential money making time” but as “this is wh
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by Jolter 5y ago
You are free to not apply for a senior management at that business if you don’t like that policy.
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by Jolter 5y ago
In Germany? Are you sure about that?
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by Jolter 5y ago
Law in many countries allow the justice system to confiscate items used to perpetrate a crime. Like a car used in a getaway, or a gun used in a murder (regardless of if it was legally owned to begin with). Sweden even allows the state to c
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by Jolter 5y ago
I wouldn’t call this a hit piece. I have fond memories of this from when I was 13, but reading through his critique I find myself nodding and agreeing with every single point. That biking fight sequence in the canyon was incredibly annoying
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by Jolter 5y ago
I’m sure there are corporate users who would like to use this tool but won’t be able to install i. However, I do not think there is any call for posting dismissive comments solely based on that. It does not detract from the value of the too
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by Jolter 5y ago
Considering the inclusion of Pandas in the book, I doubt manager types and econ guys are the target group. IMO, engineers would be the ones interested in applying Python to Excel work (because they realize how ridiculous VBScript is), and t
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by Jolter 5y ago
You don’t, unless the teaching staff decide to include a lot of numerical work in exams. Which I don’t know why they would do. I would presume that a calculus course would teach you algebraic methods that you work out on paper. In Swedish e
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by Jolter 5y ago
Sometimes. A previous employer of mine fired a colleague for breaking his leg in a football game. Well, actually, they fired him for calling in sick with a supposed fever and going off to play football. The broken leg was just a smoking gun
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by Jolter 5y ago
Exactly. Each of these algorithms’ beauty comes from understanding them. And reading the original paper is probably the best way to understand and appreciate them. I guess this site is trying to sell Julia a bit, by showing how close it loo
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by Jolter 5y ago
I thought I just answered that, above?
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by Jolter 5y ago
Nope. Peer review is a kind of quality filter (in theory but seldom in practice), but that does nothing to solve the question of “is this a paper worthy of publishing”. That question gets resolved by the publisher/editor of the journal
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by Jolter 5y ago
Yes. Which is more or less a decade.
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by Jolter 5y ago
I’m saying I don’t agree at all with the linked transcript, particularly the part you quote. I don’t think this person has a lot of insight into the minds of non-religious people. The part of your post reading “ agnosticism is more diametri
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by Jolter 5y ago
Almost every person I’ve met, across the world, have been decent people. No matter the belief system they conform to. This is nothing unique to Northern Europe. I just chose that region as an example because it is the most secular part of t
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by Jolter 5y ago
It’s a common trope that atheism is a form of belief. It’s nonetheless misinformed. It’s often trotted out by people who have a religious belief and are unable to comprehend that large numbers of sensible people are able to exist without ho
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by Jolter 5y ago
You clearly need to get to know some atheists. I recommend you do some traveling in Northern Europe. You’ll find half the population are unbelievers and yet they are all basically decent people.
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by Jolter 5y ago
IIRC, EEC memory can correct for single-but flips. It can detect/warn/fail on double-bit flips. And it can not detect triple-bit flips. This might be a simplified understanding, but if this has happened only once, that seems to ma
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by Jolter 5y ago
You’re assuming they don’t store a time stamp with the DB entries. It would be fairly trivial to filter out the 5000 fake entries that all arrived within a minute of each other.
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by Jolter 5y ago
I’m pretty sure I read upthread that the Roku has ads, too?
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by Jolter 5y ago
Since when do Nvidia products come with that expectation, though?
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by Jolter 5y ago
For some reason, search engines are now promoting video results over text results, at least for “how to” type searches.
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by Jolter 5y ago
It’s just too rare to pop up in the studies, even if n=30000
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by Jolter 5y ago
Well whether it's Right-wing or Libertarian, it's still a political and ideological standpoint.

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