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Cannot believe noone was punished for this. Even if noone got payed, putting the people you're supposed to helping in harms way should be a punishable offense by itself.
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Interesting theory! I can see some merit in it (even if most people are downvoting you, probably salty G employees haha).
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Thanks for posting that was good. especially > visited upon the body of one
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DeepSpeech is definitely not as accurate. You messed something up. Most companies doing speech use kaldi, including Amazon.
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And if you knew the whole story you would know that guy deserved to be executed (google it). Kind of an argument against releasing material like that: The public does not have the information nor the time to interpret it correctly.
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Parsing as in reading and comprehending.
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I disagree. Compare int num_entries = .. float div = .. float result = num_entries // div vs num_entries: int = .. div: float = .. result: float = num_entries // div And that's an
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1843 is The Economist's version of the New Yorker. It's for people who like to read for the sake of reading and enjoy going on lots of digressions for the fun of it (I love it). The weekly The Economist magazine is much dryer and
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It's called being polite.
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You can register after the fact. Why don't you people inform yourselves instead of being such whiny, clueless brats.
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No https://europa.eu/youreurope/business/selling-in-eu/selling-...
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What do you mean "should they register for VAT"? You should be registering for VAT in your home country anyways. Or are you talking about additionally registering for VAT MOSS? The answer is no you don't have to, it's ju
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It took me 5min of googling to find out VAT MOSS > MOSS means you don't need to register with tax authorities in every EU country you sell to, instead, you can register for VAT, file VAT returns and make payments in one single place
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Pretty sure the Tibet was invaded before the Dalai Lama even had a chance to show what sort of ruler he would have been. The only people who speak negatively of him are Chinese.
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I cannot find the number you report on that website. Please elaborate on where you got it from. I'm 100% sure you are leaving out important additional details, like that one has to have been recently employed.
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Regarding the whole "automation is making people lose jobs", this survey may be of interest (particularly Question B): http://www.igmchicago.org/surveys/robots
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Thanks for posting that I didn't realize that's how Apple worked.
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Programmers in a company work with other programmers. If they cannot explain some work they've done then they are useless. Or would you hire a programmer who does not speak English?
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Wow thanks for posting the link that was a great read! Don't understand why the driver was so against paying bribes though. As one guy said: > Before we were let go one office said "Ce n'est pas la Belgique ici, tu es en C
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> Leave your name and contact information. Our sales people will contact you. What would be the right way?
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I do not understand how having it on the right should help where type inference is used, as in that case you do not write the type at all! There's absolutely no difference in readability. How about we consider the normal case (where yo
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> python 3 (without any library or optimization) was faster than compiled nim to count words on a moderately large text. I'm not a fan of Nim because types go after the variable. But the fact that you did not consider that you may h
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Nice! Was using stanford POS tagger which is both bad in quality and sooo slow in execution. Looking forward to trying this out.
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A PEng is waay more work and implies way more experience and knowledge that someone who's just done a Bachelor. I can understand their annoyance.
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This is completely untrue in Europe. Flying is cheaper than taking a train somewhere with Ryanair and Easyjet. It's easy to get a ticket to a prime destination (any major capital) for 25 euros, return included.
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And kaldi gets <8% on test-other other while this gets over 11%!
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> I did spend a lot more than 30 minutes with a project coordinator, and complex construction projects seem to align remarkably well with software projects. I don't understand how you can say this with a straight face. Material cost
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> I would probably choose Go for core infra for being able to move quickly as a developer At the company I used to work at it took nearly a 1000 lines to replace an 80 line bash script. So I can't help but laugh at this statement.
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When you're in recession you're supposed to stimulate growth by increasing spending. So no, you're wrong, it's the opposite of normal.
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Someone watches AdoredTV..
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