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by datashow 7y ago
I don't understand your attitude towards him. When I read his post, I didn't feel this way at all. It seems the problems you have with is rooted on the nature of big corporations. Basically all the big companies are doing those th
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by datashow 7y ago
If the air pollution is really a problem, shouldn't the locals address this problem for the sake of public health? This is something I don't understand. Is it possible that the air pollution doesn't create health problem, but
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by datashow 7y ago
I spend lots of time to compare the table of contents. I'll try to find the one I feel most logical to me as the first book. And then I will also find the most comprehensive book for reference.
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by datashow 7y ago
It's very dangerous to sticking to one book. Because you don't know the field, you don't know which book is the best for you. Different introductory books can organize the topics very differently. Some introductory books coul
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by datashow 7y ago
So Soleimani = "Man from Iran"?
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China's Jiangsu Province only has 17 people remaining in poverty(translate.google.com)
1 points by datashow 7y ago|0 comments
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by datashow 7y ago
Or just play PBS kids, which has apps on multiple platforms, good quality, and totally free. Right now my kids are small. I think PBS kids should be enough for them. When they want to find something else to watch, I know they just had too m
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by datashow 7y ago
If the data is not encrypted then all my data can be automatically taken by my spouse and kids, used in any way they want? How is it not scary? I don't see how this is easily comparable to my monetary properties.
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by datashow 7y ago
This seems only change the subject of question from children to spouse. Does this change the nature of the question? I mean do your spouse automatically own your data when you die?
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by datashow 7y ago
It is true there are relevant precedents. I guess the difference is that in this digital age the scope of data is far greater than data on the paper. I don't know whether this truly matters.
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by datashow 7y ago
How do you know it's her property? I guess it was her father's property and now is in her possession. Does this automatically become her property? The device and the data? I guess we have a generation facing this new problem. I ha
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by datashow 7y ago
"These are matters that concern the people and their franchise and their access to resources. This is, therefore, the property of the people". Is this true?
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by datashow 7y ago
Curious to know why would anyone want to use this kind of service instead of the wiki / discussion / documentation / issue tracking provided by the project management system? I know this service can "integrate" (mos
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by datashow 7y ago
I don't know. "no daddy in their lives" makes me interpret differently. I guess. OK. I just figured out. I interpret "no daddy in their lives" as they never had a daddy present ever. This could be my mistake.
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by datashow 7y ago
"and no daddy in their lives". I thought the context was obvious.
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by datashow 7y ago
No. Non of them has father present. I thought the context was obvious.
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by datashow 7y ago
I just happened to read a story where an Asian was killed while two blacks trying to steal laptop from him https://abc7news.com/5811847 The story mentioned one suspect's sister saying " I have 4 kids and no daddy
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by datashow 7y ago
I think it really depends on whether you want to advance the breadth or depth of your knowledge. If you want to go breadth, meaning touch a little bit of here and there, yes you can rely on the internet. There are many non-fiction books can
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by datashow 7y ago
Maybe I am the only one feeling this way? These drone shows are just silly elementary level computer visual arts with a huge size. Fireworks are visually way way better than these, and more creative, more exciting and holiday-ish.
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by datashow 7y ago
How does this compare to R Bookdown ( https://bookdown.org/yihui/bookdown/ ), which can do the regular markdown stuff, plus LaTeX, and also run the R code and embed results (tables, plots, etc.) into the book?
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Chinese Olympic ski team requested a Norway public library to remove books(norwaytoday.info)
61 points by datashow 7y ago|16 comments
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by datashow 7y ago
Yes, when the scheme is simple and straightforward, there is no point to say "do not call your children". But within a little bit sophisticated schemes, scammers can find a reason to plot in this kind of demand. Such as your compu
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by datashow 7y ago
Good point. What if the scammer plot "do not call your kids" into their scheme?
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by datashow 7y ago
"exhibiting suspicious behavior in the wrong place". I need more details to make an informed judgement.
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by datashow 7y ago
I'm not sure what is your point, authoritarian or democratic does not make a difference? Both kind of nations have same kind of access to citizens' private information? Both use the monitoring for the same purpose? US is throwing
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by datashow 7y ago
Is this really an education funding issue? How many countries have successfully transformed massive adult labors to programmers? I'd like to know.
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Biden to Coal Miners: Learn to Code(gizmodo.com)
20 points by datashow 7y ago|19 comments
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by datashow 7y ago
No. They are not the same. How is it worthless to replace the king with a president? I don't understand your logic.
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by datashow 7y ago
> The problem with having a handful of people be billionaires and trillionaires is that money is power, and with that amount of money you have nearly unlimited power and influence over everyone and everything. A system that will concentr
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by datashow 7y ago
One unfortunate truth is that even if you make class interesting, most of the time "interesting" does not transfer to "learning". Most students only pay attention to the fun part which includes color, sound, visual effec

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