YeBanKo

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by YeBanKo 4y ago
If you sold your shares and everything is reported for tax purposes, why does it have to be flagged by refulators?
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
Do you own Ioniq? I am looking at EVs now, and top of typical things like range, reliability, etc. that you need to worry about, I also don’t want a make that is moving into “heated-seat as a service” territory. So far I haven’t heard about
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
If only one camera sees an object, then they can’t use parallax to estimate depths.
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
And that sentiment is soon going to be obsolete, once 5G is everywhere and your smart TV can connect to the internet without asking for your wifi password.
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
Can be something like, companies can’t store PII without getting explicit user consent.
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
Police really rarely needs military surplus gear anyway. Neither do they need training in the military tactics, unless they want to treat policing streets as a battlefield, which is very concerning if they do.
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
This is type of bias is relatively easy to overcome, by probably adding extra layers to the net and improving training data.
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
The meaning of dependence is context specific. Arguing about what it means in the in abstract does not make sense. There can be a build dependence, a deployment dependence, etc
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
If I understand correctly, LoRA is more suited when you want to have a fluid decentralized networks, when nodes come in and out all the time and you aren’t concerned by latency. This is the opposite if what telcos want. They want to have a
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
Is he kind of ahead of the curve there? Soon it will be possible to generate a character who is a Bruce Willis like, so gives the viewer the same vibe, but not quite the same enough to have an IP claim. Maybe the only way is to sell the rig
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
I have made through 2/3 of the article and could not figure out what problem the author is trying to solve or what he is trying to achieve. Seems like someone from a consulting firm, who does not write software, making a presentation a
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
A fully deployed 5G network will be able to support a much higher device density. Up to a million devices per sq km. Basically an antenna on every block and they will be able to connect every IoS device and scatter around a bunch of sensor,
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
This is why I don’t want 5G. It is not going to make my cellular service better or cheaper, but it is going to enable every internet-of-shit device manufacturer to buy bandwidth from telcos and a new generation of “smart” devices will be ab
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
From the article you linked: > That was not the case according to Nike’s chairman and chief executive at the time Phil Knight, who told the New York Times in 1998 that he “truthfully [did not] think that there has been a material impact
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
The design of the studies is garbage: imaginary intention to make an imaginary purchase of an imaginary headphones from imaginary companies. Participants paid and recruited through mechanical turk. > Participants (N = 383; 52% female
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
What are the alternatives, that aren’t tied to any cryptocurrency?
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
It can be as simple checking the registered owner of the car(Hertz), then checking the paperwork the renter has on hands and that should lower the suspicion and go from there.
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
China produces 80% of lithium batteries and uses a lot of coal while doing it. Are they going to levy a proportional tax on import? Or they going to facilitate changes to encourage more domestically produced batteries? As recent as a year a
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
Things like secured enclave should make it hard to extract private key from a device even if you have full access.
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
Does EU have any regulation to prevent it? I hoped that the latest Digital Markets Act would have any provision against it, but afaik it didn’t.
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
There is such a thing like criminal libel. The bar is high and hard to prove. Civil procedure is technically a form of prosecution. The main goal of the students was a financial damage to the bakery. In fact, students action led actions b
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
Libel?
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
It may happen naturally.
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
SF is small and its downtown has an oversized impact on its financials. There couple of relatively large areas with older residential buildings that pay fairly low property tax and have mostly small businesses. Business related revenue from
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
> You get what you vote for. Not often the case, economic and social maps don’t align with voting maps. Especially in landlocked environment like the peninsula can be totally dominated by SF, where you have to go for services, business,
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
What do you get from it? (Not in a materialistic sense)
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
I am surprised that that don't have an offline version for the maps. The location of the charge station does not change that often, operational status might, but few hours stale data should still be sufficient to navigate.
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
This is where a direct democracy can shine. A simple proposition that amends AHA to explicitly include single family homes might put a stop to this.
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
Imo, they bent backwards to deny this development referring to ambiguity and trying to follow the intent. The intent of the law is clearly to build more housing and somehow they decided that this intent excludes one of the main types of res
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
What exactly did he need internet for?

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