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It was more of a social media platform. Remember video replies? Then it turned into a video-streaming website.
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Katherine Johnson, NASA Mathematician and Inspiration for 'Hidden Figures,' Dies
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AFAIK, LG also doesn't manufacture in China. It used to manufacture in SK until last year, then it moved production to Vietnam.
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"programming by example" is a form of program synthesis, where the spec is provided by the examples. It is a formal specification, albeit incomplete. Program synthesis, as a concept, does not require the specification to be comple
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That's usually called program synthesis, and a lot of it uses formal methods. It isn't usually considered AI (but recently the field started incorporating a lot of ML, like pretty much anything in CS these days.)
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Compilers are AI?
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Israeli privacy laws are from 1981. They don't really cover PII by itself, only in certain cases, and they consequences are insufficient. Israel could probably do with something like the GDPR or CCPA.
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That really isn't my experience. Plugs break usually because they're pulled, for example from using the device while it's plugged in to charge. I'm not talking about violent pulls from a phone falling of the desk, just t
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There was a different API to get this behavior since 3.4: https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0428/#id39
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This is false since Python 3.6. https://docs.python.org/3/glossary.html#term-path-like-objec...
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I agree with the point you're making, but you're actually wrong about C/C++. It's true that C/C++ compilers usually have a flag that gates language features. However, you're still using the same libc not matter
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Gawker?
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It does mean "forced" or "under duress" in this sense, but in a very strong sense. It shares the same root as "raped".
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> Instead of C99 without a bunch of stuff, I'd probably use Scheme to create very dense (lots of bespoke abstractions and idioms) but simple software. That approach works reasonably well, but try onboarding a new developer! I unders
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Very specific Googlers, mostly SREs, use IRC.
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And this isn't a big conspiracy, it's just that a study suggesting we expose healthy people to infectious diseases will never pass an ethics board.
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No, that's how silencing minorities works, which is explicitly the thing that democracy is not about. You know the line, "soap box, ballot box, jury box, ammo box: please use in that order"? Note that last one. Democracy is m
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That's basically the idea of fixed-term elections. The problem is that when the current government can choose the timing of the elections, it invariably chooses a date that holds some sort of advantage to it. Therefore, the date of the
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> The responses to those three have been illuminating. Please do share.
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I don't have a solution for you, sorry... I need RTL on Linux, on macos I just avoid it.
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I use iTerm2 when I'm on MacOS, but I basically use it like I use a Linux terminal. I just don't need so many features from the terminal itself... I do need Unicode, with RTL, and colors, and a nice scrollback buffer. For example,
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That was a fun read. I enjoy reading tear-downs like this, even if the fault was something they weren't able to fix.
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Sure, academics have always self-published, but unless you were already a prominent researcher, publishing in a journal was the way to get a wide readership (or at-least by available in the library.)
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1. They were old-school publishing houses, that had a connection to some prominent academic or an academic society that decided they needed to start a journal. 2. The value proposition was that they were the only way to publish research. Li
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The Podesta e-mails were not fake (at least as far as I know), but they were out-of-context view into the cynical world of running a campaign. The idea that the Clinton campaign was using "pizza" as a code-word for child pornograp
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20-year-olds are also quite good at selling addictive drugs.
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How do we find out who is most in need, by subjecting them to invasive tests and forcing them to jump through increasingly complicated hoops just to prove they are truly in need?
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Thunderbolt 3 cables can definitely be different from fully featured USB-C cables though. They're also labelled differently, with the Thunderbolt lightning bolt mark.
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I don't know! The goal seems to be to restrict yourself for the sake of restricting yourself, as a way to induce creativity. So, hiding the for-loop away in a library function does seem like cheating...
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If people keep being being surprised by this and writing articles about it, I think it suggests that the behavior is not being communicated clearly. And I do think that it isn't. It's reasonable behavior, and it might be expected
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