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by dhruvrrp 6y ago
At least for python, just pinning the top level dependencies are not enough. if you pin tensorflow==2.4.0, it doesn’t pin its required packages, rather it just defines a range. An example would be tf will try to get wheel>=0.26 (which wa
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by dhruvrrp 6y ago
Slightly off-topic, it really irks me when people take about reproducible builds/environments while using docker, while having something along the lines of apt-get update/pip install in their dockerfile. Like that completely destr
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by dhruvrrp 6y ago
That is not completely true. In EU more than 40% small farmers consumed more than half their produce. In India heavily subsidizes farming as well, for good reason since a significant portion of the population is employed in the agricultural
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by dhruvrrp 6y ago
There is a cutoff where small farmlands are not sustainable or economical. Small farms means that the overhead for the produce is too high, and they require extensive subsidies to stay afloat.
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by dhruvrrp 6y ago
Have you tried privacy? ( https://privacy.com ) seems to be pretty similar to the enveloping you’re talking about.
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by dhruvrrp 6y ago
It was hovering around 30-40% 2 months ago, and was around 56% in May. Unfortunately historical data is hard to find since most gov/hospital websites only seem to show covid related data.
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by dhruvrrp 6y ago
My county has less than 15% ICU bed availability.
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by dhruvrrp 6y ago
Pretty sure Lyft pink is through Chase sapphire as well, which in turn gives Grubhub+ (at least for me)
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by dhruvrrp 6y ago
Link to the resort’s response from twitter https://drive.google.com/file/d/1VZCwyULmkLpZ7y5nT5wsaX0mn8w... Seems like a messed up situation and i would like to side with the guest, but given I don’t have a culture
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by dhruvrrp 6y ago
I completely agree. Not everyone knows, or even wants to cook 3 meals a day (me included). For people who have gotten free food through their work, it is a big deal. Now they either have to make stuff themselves (which costs time) or source
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by dhruvrrp 6y ago
Isn't the North Charleston plant the one riddled with serious QC issues, and the one Qatar airways refused to take deliveries from? https://www.nytimes.com/2019/04/20/business/boeing-dreamline...
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by dhruvrrp 6y ago
Problem with helm is that it was not created as a deployment tool in mind, but that is the use-case that caught on. Helm was designed to be the apt get for k8s, where there is a specific set of users who create the charts and a different se
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by dhruvrrp 7y ago
They are already convicted and awaiting sentencing, so I don’t think this is similar to Belgium case you’re talking about.
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by dhruvrrp 7y ago
Which is completely in line with what that person said. Why spend $x on newspaper advertisements when you can spend them on Google and have much better targeting.
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by dhruvrrp 7y ago
When i upgraded my phone, I had to get a new (micro?) sim and they didn't even ask for my ID or the old sim.
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by dhruvrrp 7y ago
I had a lot of trouble spending leftover Jersey pounds when i reached London. People didn’t even recognize the bills! I think a McDonalds ended up accepting them.
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by dhruvrrp 7y ago
If the Bay is still relevant at that time, then all it would take is a few hundred million to contain the rising water levels, in the form of barriers, flood walls, etc.
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by dhruvrrp 7y ago
I don't think Timatic is foolproof either. It seems to work fine as long as the requirements are basic (have visa/duration of stay/visa on arrival) but it (or the people using it) seem to break down as soon you add any comple
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by dhruvrrp 7y ago
The author's pseudo-code implies that bd->items is full already, since it is probably initialized to the initial number of items that are added. This is probably for memory optimization for games. Also explains why resize increases
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by dhruvrrp 7y ago
I would say it depends on how one might want to handle it, like when you create an item_t you set next_free = -1 as a flag to indicate that it is not free. And have bulk_data_t's 0th position's next_free be 0.
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by dhruvrrp 7y ago
That absolutely did not work. I recall having to calling cab companies at night and the operator would estimate 30-40 minutes for a 20 minute ride. Spoilers: they would never show up
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by dhruvrrp 7y ago
Moviepass worked great when it handed you $2 of VC money for every dollar, but I appreciate the fact that it did end up disrupting the market as it died. Most of the big chain now offer Moviepass-esque premium services. AMC now charges like
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by dhruvrrp 7y ago
I don't think Amazon even needs experiments like this to increase its dominance. Take the apartment complex i live in as an example, last year there was a marked increase in package thefts that the residents started complaining. The ma
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by dhruvrrp 7y ago
> He says he has to pick an item about every eight seconds, or 332 per hour, for a 10 hour day. Ignoring the math, it’s hard to imagine that pace. Are they forced to continually be moving? Or is the person counting picking up, say 15 usb
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by dhruvrrp 7y ago
Because a lot of people care of recommendations? If you watch news on yt then maybe recommendations are garbage but if you watch videos related to some niche activity or music then recommendations are a godsend.
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by dhruvrrp 7y ago
They both are hybrids so don’t even fall under the same category as electric cars for most people. The bmw website doesn’t even show options for 330e so that seems to be discontinued and for the 530e the electric range is 16 miles, so basic
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by dhruvrrp 7y ago
IANAL but it would go something like this: Twitch has IP addresses of the trolls, but no way to tell their real identity. So they file the lawsuit and then use it to subpoena the ISPs assigned those IP addresses to get their client informat
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by dhruvrrp 7y ago
that is the name of their company blog i think...
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by dhruvrrp 7y ago
Rough consensus is a really naive solution to making decisions. Being in a flat structure doesn't change the fact that different people have different requirements. Just because you have more people "agreeing" to one particul
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by dhruvrrp 7y ago
HIBP could be an excellent B2B offering for companies. Imagine someone like Microsoft offering it as an addon to their business clients to improve security practices. Or a more independent company offering it as a standalone service, kinda

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