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Checking this out in a few areas near me: 1. Many golf courses are identified as maize or wheat fields. 2. Nature preservation areas are generally identified as grass or maize. This "AI-based approach" seems to be off by at least
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I completely forgot about it, that mod was AWESOME. Sort of a pre-cursor to COD in a way (more "military" focus vs "swat" focus of CS).
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Can you really say you have morals if you sacrifice nothing for them? Are they not merely preferences at that point?
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8y ago
As a 4790K owner, I couldn't agree more. I just got around to doing a mild overclock and honestly the chip isn't holding me back even gaming 4k@60fps.
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This would also require you to log all past predictions for a large enough sample of events to be worthwhile.
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Like email scammers they're attacking the lowest hanging fruit - people who don't know better and/or have no other option.
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DDG is definitely "good enough" for 90+% of my searches. I occasionally have to reword something or change a keyword. Maps and Gmail on the other hand...
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8y ago
Colloquial expressions and shorthand generally make a written work harder to comprehend for a broad audience. Broad comprehension and dissemination is generally what you want in written work.
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8y ago
Is this possibly related to the phenomenon of dogs knowing someone is sick?
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Secondary education performance is often a function of time/money invested as well.
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That's awesome! I think the year we considered it was "Aim High" ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aim_High ) or one of the adjacent years. We used our previous year's robot as a test bed and found regu
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These are so damn cool. My old FIRST team wanted to use these but the lack of traction was a real problem. Great for moving heavy & slow, not so great for fast turns (even with relatively low center of gravity).
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Non-AMP link: https://www.mercurynews.com/2018/05/01/h-1b-abuse-bay-area-t...
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9y ago
That's an incredibly revealing document! I've been looking for something like this to explain to my more conservative friends why the ACA is actually a better way to reduce medical costs.
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9y ago
The problem is chip R&D is super capital-intensive and the space is highly competitive even with so few companies.
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This has been debunked already - CEO sold the maximum amount of company stock he could from his yearly award every 4th quarter for the last 4 (5?) years in a row.
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9y ago
Also poor eyesight, color blindness, partial deafness, &c. The reality all of these diseases/disorders are readily and inexpensively treated and not an issue in modern society.
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I think experiencing art/entertainment is a little different. You may not love every part of a painting, but still appreciate the work overall. With a TV series - you may not love every episode by there may be gems of writing in acting
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9y ago
7:45 to 4 is hardcore? I thought that was normal?! What are non-hardcore school hours?
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Could it be possible there was hostile action aboard the US Navy vessel? There may have been a (possibly classified) incident in progress at the time of the collision. If there were truly no confounding factors... this should be massively e
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9y ago
Chrome dev tools has a reasonable connection bandwidth simulator. Is there a good one that also simulates variability / packet loss in addition to bandwidth caps?
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I suspect the pagination is more about saving battery (only need to re-render once per page) vs a smooth scrolling experience.
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9y ago
This article is badly in need of an editor.
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9y ago
The end-of-line character issue is trivial to solve with a very simple editor (e.g. many editors can figure it out and render appropriately). I _think_ the real issue is that NotePad is a rather basic (not dumb, just simple) tool which unfo
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9y ago
You'd only let people in with a .edu email and marketing as a hookup app
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9y ago
Raising two kids (and probably helping them significantly with college) will do that to you. $3m is pretty impressive to me.
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10y ago
Some people think bootstrap without dashes in the class names is better... or is there more to it?
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10y ago
The last time I used ExtJS was a few years ago, so it may have changed but: Its tables all the way down. Horrible html generated from a really clunky declarative library. If you only ever _just_ want to make a windows 2000 deskop-like exper
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10y ago
Are the footnotes etc. well handled on Kindle? Going through the Disk World series right now and some books are great some a mess
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10y ago
not all jobs are tech jobs.
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