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by bogomipz 4y ago
>"I think it's a safe assumption that significantly more people order food from local restaurants than they did before DoorDash existed." Why is it safe to assume that? Do you have actual data that backs that up? The prese
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>"Anecdotal. Seeing restaurants that no longer do sit down and only do delivery, plus the creation of the ghost kitchen market. I also have no data, so I can't really defend this point. Just an observation." Can you say wh
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Wow, this is really fantastic. Thanks for sharing.
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How about the text ones that Google uses that are text that are alternately compressed and stretched in the same word to the degree that many of them are completely illegible to human eyes? Some of them appear like text wrapped around an in
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Can anyone what is involved in writing a captcha buster? Is it an ML discipline? How does that work in an extension or other edge devices? Might anyone have any links or resources regarding how these work?
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Interesting. Although I imagine if that was their ultimate goal they wouldn't have bothered with the free consumer extension no?
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>"There is no way this doesn’t get abused, including, probably by the Company making it." How would the company making it abuse this? I feel like maybe I'm missing something obvious.
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>"It's this new, belligerent "Toxic Individualism" that's taken hold, supported by recent technological change (such as social media) and recent political/cultural change (many examples)." I feel like t
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This is really interesting. I wasn't aware that interrupts were handled differently on NVMe disks. The falling back to polling during busy times is similar to the way network device drivers do NAPI then?
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Thanks, that helps as do your two links above. Cheers.
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Wow, this is equally fascinating and frightening. Is it correct to say Cross-Modal-ID is an application of "integrated communications and sensing" technology then? Am I understanding relationship correctly?
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Could you elaborate on what exactly "integrated communications and sensing" is and why it's so important here. I tried to do some quick reading but I failed to find any good high level overview of what it is. Most of what I w
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>"Any protocol using DMA already does exactly this through interrupts or other message passing systems." Interesting, I'm only familiar with the classic interrupts approach. What are some of the other common message passin
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>" I hate shopping so I'll be damned if I will spend 1 more second thinking about the process than I have to. Amazon always has the thing, ships it in 2 days, I can be relatively sure I'm not getting ripped off by more tha
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Indeed it seems he has: https://www.nytimes.com/2022/11/21/technology/elon-musk-twit...
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https://archive.ph/U3qBm
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I'm curious are there any open source "behavior analytics" projects that are gaining traction?
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Yes of course you can always find an outlier to support your case but this is not the general case in the US. And certainly not at all comparable to what your options for self-expression would be in any of the United Arab Emirates which is
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If any stranger, man or woman, got in my face and told me "You better be ready to die", then yes I would find that threatening. I think most people would feel threatened by such behavior. I think you would as well. This is general
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Yes, as you would be guilty of religious discrimination. Colin Kaepernick was not fired. He opted out of his contract in 2017 and became a free agent.[1] [1] https://bleacherreport.com/articles/2695566-colin-kaepernick.
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I really don't understand what your URL is meant to convey and you don't provide any detail yourself. Per the ACLU: >"WHAT DOES FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION ACTUALLY MEAN?" >"The First Amendment guarantees our right
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And neither of them were imprisoned, beaten or detained for exercising those expressions. Nor did either have a fear of those things happening to them. Article 19 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights declares: "Everyone has the
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And yet the theme of the Opening Ceremony was "tolerance, respect and inclusivity. Actual dialogue: "With tolerance and respect we can live together under one big home" [1] [1] https://youtu.be/fy3jjN0D5iQ?t=9
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Thanks! How do I go about finding a good analyst then? Are those some of the Twitter names you listed. How long did take you before you felt you were making some progress. I'm very intrigued by this.
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That's interesting because it does seem like despite how unhealthy it is, it was very much a social activity. And I think the indoor smoking bans only reinforced that social ritual as smokers were forced to gather outside bars and rest
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I think the difference is that cigarettes and packaging were almost completely uniform - the same size and footprint regardless of brand. As such they were relatively easy for stores to maintain. I think the sheer variety and variability of
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Do you have any recommendations for learning about psychoanalysis and its benefits? I'm curious what led to you to psychoanalysis over other techniques or approaches in the psychology discipline.
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It looks like the Republican's that he gave to were moderate Republicans like Lisa Murkowski and Susan Collins and so likely part of the same overall strategy. Moderates are outliers in the party as they aren't afraid not to vote
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>"I frankly don't care about the donations." >"What matters is the sheer scale of the fraud and the fact that it doesn't seem to be getting pursued aggressively by the US." Do you not believe there might
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The anti-trust investigation was not due to the Taylor Swift ticket fiasco. This is a misconception and I think it's the result of the media reconnecting the dots. What's new is that some states Attorneys General have looking into

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