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From reading the notebook he may be a game developer. Quite a few of the pages look like notes from algorithms on rendering a game, maybe an FPS or RTS game, and he talks about outputting to the console and sprites.
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No, it's so that if Ticketmaster wants to do in-app purchases for concert tickets, Apple gets 30%
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One of the most common reason to be denied an ESTA of a Visa to the United States is because of a criminal conviction or a criminal charge in your home country. I'm not saying this is the case here, but that is one of the most common r
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Epic was a medical records system built up since the 1970's in Verona Wisconsin, first developed to turn paper based medical records into a database computer system. A good 8 minute YouTube video from January this year on the sole fema
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Speed seems to be almost comparable to a turbine aircraft in cruising speed if you go by their numbers, despite it being V12 piston prop driven. Cruising speed of the 500L is 450 mph and the cruising speed of a Gulfstream IV is 520 mph. Th
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The real reason Epic Games did this... Money - they were forced to hand over more than $500 Million dollars to Apple and Google in the past 12 months alone. That's $1.3 Million dollars per day. Epic gave Apple over $360 Million dollars
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None of the three cueing techniques mentioned in the article were used to teach my daughter how to read at school this year, and she has just completed her first year of school in California. We're currently preparing her for the new s
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Problem for Ebay, which is why they were forced to consider the sale at all. Elliot and Starboard are two of the biggest agitator investors out there, and together they’re formidable. You really don't want them owning a large percentag
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Named by Eric Meyer, one of the inventors of CSS. His blog posts on Rebecca are heartbreaking: https://meyerweb.com/eric/thoughts/category/personal/rebecca...
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Yes, I immediately noticed that when I started listening too. You can hear him inhale at the start of a paragraph which is kind of freaky, because his voice is super-robotic. Amazon Polly is in the uncanny valley of text to speech now.
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Defense is as much about creating and maintaining jobs as it is about building war machines. The military-industrial complex is very politically motivated to keep jobs over any real need for efficiency gains.
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For comparison, another reference GCP customer is SnapChat who signed a 5 Year $2 Billion dollar contract with Google Cloud, as they disclosed in their IPO Prospectus. At that time (2017) they were by far the largest single customer on the
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But it can do your washing !
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Facebook Said to Consider Banning Political Ads
(nytimes.com)
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Sure, the blog post below covers it, and the vulnerability was probably CVE-2019-11931. You can do an awful lot with a buffer overflow if you're clever. https://www.okta.com/blog/2020/04/what-the-jeff-bez
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Jeff Bezos, Amazon CEO, got his phone hacked and embarrassing text messages stolen off it from a vulnerability in the video parsing library in WhatsApp in a message sent to him by Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in 2018. So Amazon a
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Indian Reservations still have to abide by Federal Law (which the ruling today affirmed) and selling of 'drugs' is illegal at the Federal level. They can use them in a religious service, but they can't sell them.
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Thanks Antirez, Redis powers my startup and we could not have done it without you ! You and your beautiful release notes essays will be missed.
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No it's not being misinterpreted, the parent comment is right - the website author has a negative biased agenda against Starlink and Elon Musk, as evidenced from the website's own About page: * No evidence a working starlink netwo
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This is kinda clickbait - all of the research mentioned was not 'research' at all - all the articles mentioned by the OP as "studies" (apart from the battery section) were from NN, or Nielson Norman Group, which were opi
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This has a lot of parallels to how Intel incorporated some of the best ideas from RISC processor designs in their x86 CPU’s to produce a better product under intense competiton in the 90’s - they're doing the same thing here with ARM p
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I was not so impressed with this demo - especially when he was scrunching his potato chip packet, the degradation in his voice quality made it almost impossible to understand what he was saying and his voice sounded very synthesized and pro
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No, under US law you're required to disclose if you have been paid specifically by a third party to promote their product or service. You don't have to disclose a mear 'relationship'.
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This is the same way Square's cash app has grown very fast to 50 million users, buy giving away $5 to each new user referred.
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"The acquisition, which completed on May 1, brings 70 cloud specialists into the wider group”. For comparison, Amazon has 40,000 employees in AWS.
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The images are so small it's hard to even tell what he is writing about. If you're going to write 1,200 words on your new table design that is only subtlety different to your old table design, maybe show said design at 100% of the
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Yes, The Red Cross and almost all blood donor clinics sell their blood for hundreds of percent in markup. NPR also had a good series on that too: https://www.npr.org/2011/06/10/136931615/blood-bones-and-o
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There are many many companies that sell email addresses and phone numbers and even cell numbers of executives - it's a huge business. Google "B2B contact database" for a list but DiscoverOrg, ZoomInfo and UpLead come to mind.
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Their durability is eleven 9's - 99.999999999% That's the same as Amazon S3. https://help.backblaze.com/hc/en-us/articles/218485257-B2-Re...
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"Have you ever had a conversation with a professional consultant and they have this weird habit of bragging about waking up at 4am to catch flights to NYC, and the only thing they ever tell you about NYC is how nice the Midtown Marriot
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