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by Twisell 9y ago
I agree in that iPad are being perceived as too expensive here in EU, notably because of the advantaging EUR/USD conversion rate that Apple don't really follow when it come to pricing it's product. On top of that shop owners
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by Twisell 9y ago
Sources?
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by Twisell 9y ago
To be fair some reponsabilites also come from poor performances of fission industrie leaders. In France the next generation fission power plant EPR was so much delayed that a lot of people are getting skeptical about this tech if not totall
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by Twisell 9y ago
This kind of reaction is totally baffling for me. I’ve done quite a bit of inventory manual work during college/university Holliday’s and even with such a limited experience I can’t even begin to explain how wrong you are because it wo
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by Twisell 9y ago
That Apple collect some data and keep it on their server I’m ok with that and I had the choice. But if I learned that Apple gave my data to the company that produce a spyware that some remote friend installed on his computer from a dubious
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by Twisell 9y ago
I don’t really get the part about extensions. It say it leave extension out of the diff. However is it possible to include extension using a flag? The first use case I was thinking of being precisely to generate upgrade script in the contex
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by Twisell 9y ago
Ok but then I really don’t want to read any more crap article about why Apple is lagging behind because their approach to privacy is restraining them to harness the full power of machine learning bla-bla-bla
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by Twisell 9y ago
I often use Pixelmator and Cyberduck sandboxed and downloaded from the AppStore. I struggle to find out how they are not "interesting" or usable. But I get that it can be hard for developers integrate all constraints of sandboxing
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by Twisell 9y ago
But so it’s developer choice to ask for more permission that it really need, Apple seems to provide a privacy friendly framework.
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by Twisell 9y ago
If LIDAR can’t do, car shouldn’t speed. Either way is a fail.
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by Twisell 9y ago
Also even if the camera was perfectly accurate about human field of view, no human driver in his right mind would drive so fast with such a poor visibility. Any judge would qualify this as reckless driving. So either way the software failed
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by Twisell 9y ago
At some point I was waiting for something along the line of the optimal solution is no payement, the optimal solution is an upgraded concept of communism... But it ended up being yet another solution that does the same thing better than exi
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by Twisell 9y ago
> Facebook’s chief information security officer, Alex Stamos, will leave the company after internal disagreements over how the social network should deal with its role in spreading disinformation, according to current and former employee
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by Twisell 9y ago
I’m on my phone so maybe I haven’t found the most relevants links, but I found the followings. This is Elon musk bragging before the first autopilot accident : https://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/2016/04/2
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by Twisell 9y ago
Actually there was a metric of accident per distance drived. It was often pull out by Tesla before their first fatal accident last year (IA didn’t saw rear of truck because of sun or smthg like that). This metric was often decried because i
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by Twisell 9y ago
Yet this tragic accident will now set a precedent and finally start to scratch the delicate unspoken question: Who is responsible now?
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by Twisell 9y ago
This is plainly brilliant. Just done that and the interface seems to not give any clue about the expected number of digits. Meaning that an attacker have no mean to even estimat the time needed to unlock. One could only figure out that comp
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by Twisell 9y ago
This has really gone to far. What’s next? Some dictator will run the first blockchain-based death sentence via a distributed big data popular jury to guarantee a fair and auditable trial? PS : forgot to mention this was a cloud based, sever
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by Twisell 9y ago
Comparatively I think we could safely say that Microsoft transition from a retiring Bill Gates to Steve Ballmer didn’t go as smoothly as what happened at Apple.
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by Twisell 9y ago
Actually I forgot a 4th usage, I also use Siri to switch my living room hue starter kit to my « cinema » scene from my sofa (all 5% red light). For all other scenes I usually use the physical hue dimmer button because I’m standing.
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by Twisell 9y ago
Something always make me scratch my head. Is there any proof that actual people use and value Google and Amazon assistant more than Siri? Or is the leadership only designed by autoproclaimed experts and funky ad-hoc metrics? I totally confe
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by Twisell 9y ago
Because when you edit code basically every character you type have the potential to become a big red button. It’s not that developer add them for fun. And each time you develop a new functionality you have to figure out how to build a very
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by Twisell 9y ago
Well it however come with a big con, you become dependent of a third party implementation with dependencies and specifics rules whereas sms is amongst the most used and understood communication standard. This blog post publicise Microsoft i
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by Twisell 9y ago
It all depend of China real motivation: -publicly they state that servers need to be in China because they don’t want to hand Chinese citizen data to foreign country. This is nowhere incompatible with iMessage - privately people suspect tha
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by Twisell 9y ago
Because financial data (in our use case) have a fixed 2 decimal format. In almost every other context you could impose this constraint by somehow defining a data type and be done with it.
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by Twisell 9y ago
Hold on I get It’s because actually that example was all about binary tree (which are often used under the hood by database engine for index scanning). I’ll give another shot to this article later but, I’m more lost than before because I ma
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by Twisell 9y ago
I just lost track at the airbnb example. What is the inherent advantage of using a graph in the context of computing scores over 4million possibilities ? Should’t a Modern sql database be enough? PS : Or maybe we could use a blockchain to b
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by Twisell 9y ago
I just ran into the problem for an HR collegue that uses Excel. Real financial data manage to produce three floats (with only 2 decimal places as usual with finance) that when used together a+b-c produced -0 (actually -0.1336e-20 or somethi
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by Twisell 9y ago
Define natural world... And gather a consensus around your definition... Or maybe whole humanities should be considered as « not science ». Beside a data analyst that don’t use scientific method is just a bad analyst. Some media outlet show
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by Twisell 9y ago
Great job! And here is a small suggestion, you might want to change the name of output column "unique" in Q3 because. *expression* as unique --does work and is recommended answer *expression* unique --fail because of use of

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