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by aflag 5y ago
So they had access to less power, but much stronger AI :)
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by aflag 5y ago
That would be unfortunate for anyone with a family. It would mean staying away from them over the weekend for any business trip.
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An interactive resource to explore Bible contradictions(lyingforjesus.org)
3 points by aflag 5y ago|0 comments
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by aflag 5y ago
There are many ancient arts that got lost as time progresses. Not sure if we should fear changing our ways. I've drastically reduced my meat consumption in an effort to help with climate change. The end game for me is for, some time in
485.
by aflag 5y ago
Depending on how you read the sentence, it may mean that they will not call you about that specific email, but they will call you if you're being targeted by criminals. So the caller says "I'm not calling you about a specific
486.
by aflag 5y ago
Why did she want the ad blockers off?
487.
by aflag 5y ago
It's a biblical number. No deeper meaning.
488.
by aflag 5y ago
Isn't things = [ 'foo', 'bar', 'baz', ] even better? In your case, if you want to add something to the beginning of the list you'll have to modify two lines.
489.
by aflag 5y ago
I think by breaking out of loops they meant breaking out of nested loops.
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by aflag 5y ago
I've never heard from Guido on this, but I've always felt that he created the print keyword in the very early days, just because it was easy and he always thought the language would be a niche small language. But, as the popularit
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SARS-CoV-2 Omicron VOC Transmission in Danish Households(medrxiv.org)
1 points by aflag 5y ago|0 comments
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by aflag 5y ago
That sounds more difficult, actually. Because then you need to be able to run everything. Whereas, with linux, you can leverage most of linux's library and only use darling for the couple apps that you need that only run on Mac OS.
493.
by aflag 5y ago
It depends on the team’s culture. Where I work most of the code reviews have 0 comments
494.
by aflag 5y ago
I don't have a measure of how many bugs it prevents. But I've caught a few in code reviews and people caught a few of mine too. So, it does prevent some.
495.
by aflag 5y ago
I liked the idea, but I agree with you that they should just have used emojis.
496.
by aflag 5y ago
You gave no examples supporting your claims, though. What was your experience? What has broken on you in fundamental ways? When was that? What distribution were you using? Anecdotally, there is no shortage of examples of people formatting t
497.
by aflag 5y ago
I met all my friends at university or work.
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by aflag 5y ago
How do you meet locals?
499.
by aflag 5y ago
I don't think people who are voting for netflix hate it. It's just the smaller of the bunch and the one which faces most competition. So, it's a reasonable guess. If we see any decline, which is unlikely, it would probably be
500.
by aflag 5y ago
Sure, but in a healthy society taxes are used for basic necessities (such as health, education and infrastructure). International holidays are not usually seen as such.
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by aflag 5y ago
Disagree. The nhs doesn’t provide it for free, but it’s paid by everyone. international tourism is not really a necessity, if you can afford that, you should be able to afford a test too. There are many test providers, but they are all in h
502.
by aflag 5y ago
Reading monero's site I got the impression that it would be impossible to know who Bob and Alice are looking at the block chain alone. However, if you had Bob's secret keys you'd know all the money he received and, if you hav
503.
by aflag 5y ago
Isn't it harder to operate in a hostile government with a centralized ledger? Once the government somehow gets a hold of which wallets you use, they will be able to track down all your steps.
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by aflag 5y ago
That wouldn't track informal trades made with cash. With a common ledger there would be no way to circumvent the system.
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by aflag 5y ago
I think the point regarding centralization is that with the blockchain the ledger is central (assuming a single coin ends up winning) whereas right now we have many different ledgers that may not entirely agree. Including single individuals
506.
by aflag 5y ago
My understanding is that the lawsuit is still ongoing. Maybe some legalese is going straight over my head, but was it ruled in favour of the plaintiff? How much was the fine? Will they have to pay it for as long as they are not able to chan
507.
by aflag 5y ago
They won't tow it for you. But they will usually pay for your car if it's in any reasonable condition, though not a lot. Maybe it's different in different countries
508.
by aflag 5y ago
You can get it towed to a junkyard and they will even pay you a little bit for it, probably enough to at least pay for the towing costs. Otherwise, I’m sure you can arrange something with your council.
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by aflag 5y ago
Worst case scenario, you can throw the car away. You had no car before receiving it as a gift, you'll be not worse off if you throw it away. The dog is a little worse because you may become attached and in general, you can't reall
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by aflag 5y ago
They are indeed different. But if they were compromised, it doesn't mean that all employees there know. It would probably be a handful of engineers only. Maybe one day one of them will make a blog post with all the details, however, th

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