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Mayzie
10y ago
..with a battery that no longer holds charge!
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10y ago
I think you are underestimating the amount. I know of _nobody_ (parents, grandparents, friends, friends of friends, etc) that do _not_ use contactless payments when they can (anecdotal, I know). MasterCard, VISA, and the banks have spent ma
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10y ago
Really want Google Cloud to be an option for us - but given that they lack a Sydney/Australian data centre means they miss out on a lot.
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10y ago
This is sad. :-(
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10y ago
clang -Weverything -Werror Buzz Lightyear voice: Errors! Errors everywhere!
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10y ago
> UK supermarkets are a bit ahead of the curve here. All the large ones have a home delivery service Same in Australia.
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10y ago
It's Forbes. That's their industry and target audience.
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10y ago
What I don't understand, is why other big tech organisations don't join Google on this (like Microsoft, Apple, Facebook, Red Hat, IBM, Intel, etc)? The result will obviously affect them, whether it is now or in the long run.
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10y ago
> then posts a huge blog to prove it's him. He was forced to. He doesn't want to be public, and he wishes he didn't have to be.
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11y ago
>I think it's really telling that Valve has been investing heavily in developing it's Linux gaming econsystem "Investing heavily"? They only have a handful of developers working on the system!
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11y ago
The only thing that is stopping us from having Google Cloud is lack of an Australian data centre. I'd love to be on Google Cloud, but requirements prevent us from doing so unfortunately :-/
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11y ago
> A small number of quality subreddits. Such as? I'm always looking to expand my reading list, as I find that I frequently read everything and there being nothing left to consume. :-(
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11y ago
It is correct. Only fools presenting flawed arguments opine for spaces rather than tabs for indentation. That's right, indentation , NOT alignment . Spaces are for alignment, tabs for indentation. Not tabs for indentation and alignme
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11y ago
> But zeroing a structure with memset, though it will set any integer members to zero, is not guaranteed to set floating-piont members to 0.0 or pointers to NULL (though it will on most systems). Why is that? On those systems, is a seque
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11y ago
Thank you! Got hit with the subscription message.
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13y ago
"why not mine a vast body of texts (which are a reflection of human knowledge) and use the implicit connections between the words to create a weighted map of relationships" Isn't this essentially a markov chain?