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541.
by SolarNet 9y ago
If you had read the article you would see that a) they also take a cut of revenue, and b) if no one is willing to franchisee (e.g. fund) a restaurant what happens to it? The product line is the value McDonalds provides to it's customer
542.
by SolarNet 9y ago
If you read the article he posted the cooling mechanism is very susceptible to vibrations, which is why they suspend it.
543.
by SolarNet 9y ago
Security is hard. But it's impossible when you are idiotic. Only an idiot would think tying someone's personal account to their work account (where their work is counter terrorism) is a good idea!
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by SolarNet 9y ago
After destroying the Seattle education system first. Then after realizing issues are more complicated than he originally imagined (and local issues reflecting poorly on him) going to foreign countries to experiment with dispersing his tax b
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by SolarNet 9y ago
Yes, however they still profit from winning such lawsuits, if this was typical behavior, then theoretically they should be on the hook for any money they avoided paying by using such methods. For example if they were invading the privacy of
546.
by SolarNet 9y ago
I mean yea, take breaks. But when I do contracting I'll take an exactly X minute break before resuming and still work for 8 hours.
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by SolarNet 9y ago
Yea, but passing a large object around is what I was talking about. Still not great, but when you deal with a 200k LoC library and all of it's API functions take that single large object, it's way better than having to mess with t
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by SolarNet 9y ago
What your describing is more like what ISPs will do without net neutrality. Browsers have financial incentives not to do that (e.g. there are well know free alternatives, and it's an important feature of android or windows that you can
549.
by SolarNet 9y ago
To be fair I more meant a giant tree of state where each module is responsible for managing the state for other modules it communicates with (for example a module will take it's bag of state for most every method; in an object orient
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by SolarNet 9y ago
It is bits. It's full duplex, each side has dedicated receive and transmit lanes. And for example PCIe x16 is 16 lanes. Each transfer is an encoded bit. PCIe 3.0 and 4.0 require 130 bits to encode 128 bits (PCIe 2.0 required 10 for 8).
551.
by SolarNet 9y ago
But they aren't! If someone comes along and wants to run two copies of the app that share some object they can. And in a super straightforward way. As a maintenance programmer, I love these sorts of things. It's the difference bet
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by SolarNet 9y ago
I think the point is that the OP has been contracted by Google for 3 months to provide those things. The IDE in question is fully featured, hence why in three days the OP was able to fully implement the features RLS provided. The OP is now
553.
by SolarNet 9y ago
I mean for me that was BSD. On the other hand my concept of straightforward install is messing around with config files and running a command.
554.
by SolarNet 9y ago
In what way don't they use namespaces? It's object oriented using a lisp system (hence arbitrary macro support for lexical and dynamic scoping). Each service object would track its own processes.
555.
by SolarNet 9y ago
I think the problem is that the mild amount of support was the only claim it was ever making. It was everyone else who blew it out of proportion. It's like the whole thing with CERN making micro black holes, and everyone freaking out a
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by SolarNet 9y ago
In actual usage, no not really. In bubble based investment, yes. I know people who run bitcoin ATMs, and who trade bitcoin for cash, they have seen only a marginal increase in activity over the last few years. Bitcoin is a useful store of v
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by SolarNet 9y ago
They have added search features to the URL bar. And you can remove the search bar if you no longer want it. However many people prefer to use the search bar. For example if I am googling for "System.IO" how does the browser know t
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by SolarNet 9y ago
The addons ( about:addons ) page will tell you on a per addon basis.
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by SolarNet 9y ago
Letting customer support people push a button that says "This person appears to have an actual bug" that reports it to a specialized customer support team with some technical knowledge to be able to report it. These customer suppo
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by SolarNet 9y ago
Don't open dodgy files (like in emails), or if you must, do it in a VM. Run adblock and no-script on your web browser, only visit trusted sites. If you must, use a VM. Don't download and install software you don't trust. Eith
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by SolarNet 9y ago
> not entirely clear on how crypto works Sometimes they accidentally weaken the algorithm (like by chopping it's key bits in half through a weak RNG). Crypto is hard, even when the scammer probably has a good grasp. Which is useful
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by SolarNet 9y ago
It does because in this sense the model is the result of the automated valuation. You are thinking too much like a programmer when you think the automated valuation model is the model being procured.
563.
by SolarNet 9y ago
I'm not sure I understand your point. By visting the website one is procuring the estimate through an automated model in return for the ads and tracking you agree to by visting. Legal language is straight forward in this case.
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by SolarNet 9y ago
The author stated they did ocr for the first diagram.
565.
by SolarNet 9y ago
No one has really written a paper about the history of all this (I also mentioned this paper [1] in one of my other comments). But if you read the original ML paper [0] you'll see how they developed the language (notably by using ISWIM
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by SolarNet 9y ago
Because lisp is good at anything? But especially alternative evaluation systems (of which theorem proving is one). Because they took lisp and added types to it; via the ISWIM language document ("The Next 700 Programming Languages"
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by SolarNet 9y ago
> Caml Light, Standard ML, pure lambda calculus The first two being based lisp, and the third being what inspired lisp. It's like saying: I learned low level imperative programming from using Go, C++, and register machines. Which, s
568.
by SolarNet 9y ago
Games have a solution for this. Toxic players have their own separate section where they are ranked against each other.
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by SolarNet 9y ago
Except that DL can't provide the same things as a lot of CV research. They are two separate areas of research for different problems. DL doesn't provide solutions for challenges in robotics or augmented reality that CV is very goo
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by SolarNet 9y ago
It's a minimal testcase; minimal . I thought the blog post was pretty clear that it had nothing to do with how the object was used after (e.g. if it was immediately destructed or not) and even linked to a real world example that would

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