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Only fancy thing you want is dual compressor, so one compressor for the fridge one for the freezer. (Otherwise they do sometime things like heating one compartment with the lightbulb....)
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Is this so? How does the consumer know that the slightly pricier one is more durable and not just slightly pricier?
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What about Teclast f5. 11.6 inch, 1.1kg, 256 SSD, 8 GB RAM, worse screen worse processor, price 310$.
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5y ago
Looking at python here...
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Yes. The statement 'makes more money from rent than from sales of food' is dubious if the rent is paid by food sales.
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To me the consent of the public is even more shocking.
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I totally don't get it. Why not use that money to build more apartments instead. Why take on the liability with these apartments beiing asbestos contaminated and needing more money to get rid of this. Too me there is the stench of corr
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5y ago
What actually happened to draw blood from the earlobes?
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5y ago
Having a lot of cash is not a good position to start a new product (your pivots will most likely be delayed due to that)
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Adas problem was that an open source version with a gpl linker exception came out too late.
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If that is the case you could write a normal algorithm to get the proportions and see if it separates you data set nicely. (which should be done to prove this assertion)
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AIs do not have magical abilities, I do not trust this result. AI can pick up though easily on technical artifacts. Something like a cofactor: Since they used different databases, maybe one dataset had a high number of people of one self de
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5y ago
Thanks. Yes, I misread the statement.
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5y ago
From the first part: "If you're looking for import foo, it will eventually find either a file foo.py or foo.so (or foo.dll on Windows)" Does anybody have a link how to import a dll with the 'import' statement?
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5y ago
First tone then content...
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Is this really the full story? Why did then the whole world follow suit (in using TEL instead of e.g. ethanol)? Here it seems the reason was production cost of TEL was lower than ethanol: https://www.eesi.org/papers/vie
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5y ago
For entertainment? Tone seems a bit over the top sarcastic.
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5y ago
The price seems to be 500€ but per what? Per ton? Then durum wheat is 50 cents/kg so in that case it would not be the dominant factor.
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What is the difference between selection and evolution?
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5y ago
Maybe it is addressed in the article (I find it hard to read), but I always thought it was because internet on computers is/was quite reliable, while on mobile it is either not so reliable or data plans were quite expensive. Like you w
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5y ago
Something similiar happened in 'the last king of scottland'. The protagonist is spinning the globe and says he will go anywhere he will point to. Then it came up too boring so he spun again.
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I just wanted to write it was a crime still back then and take the example of the first worm in 1988 : https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morris_worm TIL: a Harvard student named Paul Graham was quite close to Robert Morr
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5y ago
How does it work in practice in Aus, how do you get food during home quarantine. Here it is mushy, gov says ask a friend or a neighbour, but don't communicate if there is a reliable fallback.
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Agree. It is even worse, here you have to learn Latin and old Greek so you can read the original texts. It is believed that the translations are not accurate (due to the problem that multiple words can be used and people shd know if exactly
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It totally is: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smolensk_air_disaster Seems they didn't wanted to be late and there were quite a few important passengers.
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Why would it kill a lot of people? Wouldn't people prob stop flying with them after the first crash?
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If it didn't give an advantage it shouldn't have become dominant (that all individuals of that species have that) or not?
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Love it. If it were true though it would mean no human soul has ever been on the moon...
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5y ago
One day you come home and your sock is gone...
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5y ago
What issues did ppl raise with co2 100 years ago? I know 40 year old school books claiming global warming to be a good thing either offsetting the next ice age or allowing for two harvests per year.
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