Rzor

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by Rzor 5y ago
Hugo at least was in talks and read the script. It's just that scheduling conflicts didn't allow it. > Hugo Weaving, who starred in the franchise as Agent Smith, was originally approached to reprise his role, but he had schedul
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by Rzor 5y ago
I finished three novels already just this year (PoG, CP and UoW). Currently reading The State of the Art, which takes place in the Earth. Here and there I'm always wondering how much agency is realistically given to humans since Minds
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by Rzor 5y ago
Maybe some Recently Watched feature of his OS or Media Player.
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by Rzor 5y ago
It seems that Chinese regulators feared that Ant's IPO would turn it into something too big to control and tried to set new rules that would put some breaks on it. Ma got pinned down for comments against regulators calling them risk av
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by Rzor 5y ago
Climate change is already here, it's just unevenly distributed .
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by Rzor 5y ago
If you don't mind me asking, which one are you taking?
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by Rzor 5y ago
Since you didn't mentioned: please, seek professional help before you consider anything else here.
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by Rzor 5y ago
I still wish Intel went forward with Vaunt. https://www.theverge.com/2018/2/5/16966530/intel-vaunt-smart...
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by Rzor 5y ago
https://fullstackopen.com/en/ >Learn React, Redux, Node.js, MongoDB, GraphQL and TypeScript in one go! This course will introduce you to modern JavaScript-based web development. The main focus is on building single
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by Rzor 5y ago
The little I understood about Simple Heuristics That Make Us Smart was really interesting. It's about the effectiveness of simple heuristics sometimes outshining sophisticated methods and really thriving in the unknown. Also, it's
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by Rzor 5y ago
I think the cat is out of the bag when it comes to AI and its potential, and you simply can't regulate and trust foreign nations to play ball. The possible gains are too big to expect everyone to get together and consider the downside
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by Rzor 5y ago
I don't know about the course itself, but you probably would like to watch this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Unzc731iCUY (How To Speak by Patrick Winston) Content: 00:16 - Introduction 03:11 - Rules of Engagement
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by Rzor 5y ago
Usually I just interrupt a reload, but sometimes it keeps loading the popup after a while. uBlock's disable JS button helps, but I never remind myself to use it. I found out that I could only recently.
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by Rzor 5y ago
Outline didn't work for me: https://i.imgur.com/ydYsy4q.jpg
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by Rzor 5y ago
>In late February and early March as the COVID-19 outbreak began accelerating in the US, hospitals and health facilities experienced severe shortages of personal protective equipment for healthcare workers. In response, experts like Fauc
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by Rzor 6y ago
tl;dr Research suggests that in an eight-hour day, the average worker is only productive for two hours and 53 minutes.
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by Rzor 6y ago
https://outline.com/ZyR3h2 It's AdNauseam. I would use it if I wasn't afraid of Google terminating my Google Account, which I heavily depend on, for now. >AdNauseam is like conventional ad-blocking software, bu
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by Rzor 6y ago
Whatever you do, don't do it with your personal account. You will never get anything back once Google lock you out.
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by Rzor 6y ago
From what I can pick, Javier Soltero, ex-Microsoft, arrived at Google's G Suite in last year's October. [0] Then the pandemic hits and it gives reason to Google's Creative Director Margaret Cypher to "reinvigorate the de
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by Rzor 6y ago
From their FAQ: >Why use Please instead of Bazel, Buck or Pants? >All four of these systems are quite closely related in the scheme of things, being inspired by (or in Bazel's case, a direct open sourcing of) Google's Blaze.
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by Rzor 6y ago
Overall, I'm not sure, but ensuing versions of the PS3 Fat model lost retro-compatibility.
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by Rzor 6y ago
SME: Small and medium-size enterprises.
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by Rzor 6y ago
I just read that part of the book[0]. Actually, Satya says that Ballmer offered him the position because MS had to answer to AWS. >[...] Steve had invested in it because [search][1] would require the company to compete in a sector beyond
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by Rzor 6y ago
Not to nitpick, just to illustrate, but the disease is called Kuru[0] - essentially, prions transferred by the consumption of cooked dead bodies during a rite -, and it is absolutely terrifying: >In the third and final (terminal) stage,
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by Rzor 6y ago
Interestingly and a bit off-topic, Michael Burry (of The Big Short movie/Scion Capital fame) had a few plays on almond farms regarding water scarcity. It seems that he left his positions a few years ago, but the whole California water
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by Rzor 6y ago
Not to nitpick, just to inform, but oceanic plankton produces more oxygen than all tropical rainforests combined. In fact, Prochlorococcus alone does more for our biosphere than rainforests.
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by Rzor 6y ago
Thank you for posting this. Now I'm curious about my own country.
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by Rzor 6y ago
It reminds me of Hidden Champions. >Hidden champions are relatively small but highly successful companies that are concealed behind a curtain of inconspicuousness, invisibility, and sometimes secrecy. https://en.m.wikipedia.or
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by Rzor 6y ago
This was fairly interesting and impressive. Good job.
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by Rzor 7y ago
wget, curl.

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