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elashri
3y ago
I have a genuine question in that case. I am no longer a customer so will I be able to take them to small claim court and provide a proof of payment and collect my money again? Or will the mandatory arbitration will still hold?
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AMC CEO was target of blackmail and extortion plot
(theverge.com)
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elashri
3y ago
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elashri
3y ago
The first thing that came into my mind seeing this title is the time component in the metric tensor [1]. Which I was asking why it is on HN front page :) [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metric_tensor_(general_relativ.
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elashri
3y ago
Thanks to the author for the book and making it open access. I always admire these efforts.
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elashri
3y ago
I never understood LSP in a good manner. Can someone explain it to me and how it differs?. Shouldn't the protocol be a standard way to implement things like completions for different languages?
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FCC proposal would force cable companies to issue rebates for channel blackouts
(theverge.com)
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elashri
3y ago
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elashri
3y ago
> Comparing a major world power taking more land for itself by force No, I was Comparing a Major world power (British Empire) taking more land for "other people from all over the world" Good day for you too.
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elashri
3y ago
> Please stay cool and on-topic. The use of analogy/contrast here is a valid usage of language. People here always use analogies and do comparisons. I understand that this is sensitive as these comparisons sometimes gives people imp
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elashri
3y ago
> legally bought https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Balfour_Declaration Then https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mandatory_Palestine I'm pretty sure that Crimean lands were that "legally bought&
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The Net Neutrality Debate Is Back
(spectrum.ieee.org)
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3y ago
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elashri
3y ago
Invading is very interesting description of what happened in 1973 considering that Egypt attacked Isreal in Sinai to liberate Egyptian lands. While Syria attacked Golan Heights which is Syrian land. The attack weren't even in Palestini
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CERN Opens Science Gateway
(symmetrymagazine.org)
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elashri
3y ago
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elashri
3y ago
The date of the news is October 5, 2023 so no it not related to recent situation.
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elashri
3y ago
Egyptian banks are charging 10% foreign currency availability fee already.
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Egyptian banks suspend debit card use in foreign currency
(reuters.com)
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elashri
3y ago
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The EU Just Kicked Off Its Biggest Climate Experiment Yet
(wired.com)
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elashri
3y ago
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elashri
3y ago
As an Egyptian, we are not afraid of Palestinians moving to Sinai [1]. Neither they want to leave their lands so that they will lose it forever. The last time they were told to leave it for a little then come back was in 1948. Will, they ar
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Is Python Ray the Fast Lane to Distributed Computing?
(analyticsvidhya.com)
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elashri
3y ago
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Epic is changing Unreal Engine’s pricing for non-game developers
(theverge.com)
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elashri
3y ago
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elashri
3y ago
Not yet. The support is very limited.
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Nobel Prize Honors Inventors of ‘Quantum Dot’ Nanoparticles
(quantamagazine.org)
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elashri
3y ago
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Apple Considered Making DuckDuckGo Default Search Engine in Safari Private Mode
(macrumors.com)
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elashri
3y ago
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elashri
3y ago
There are many packages that can do that, like Vax [1] and Dask [2]. I don't know exactly your workflow. But the concurrency in python is limited to multiprocessing, which is much expensive than threads which usually a typical streamin
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Hundreds of malicious Python packages found stealing sensitive data
(bleepingcomputer.com)
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3y ago
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elashri
3y ago
> The only reason I keep it is for the video service which I'm guessing is the same for a lot of people. Which will start having ads unless you pay a fee for the ad-free experience starting next year [1] [1] https://www.n
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elashri
3y ago
So the leak was correct! [1] But it is nice that development in quantum dots finally gets its share. [1] https://www.ndtv.com/world-news/nobel-chemistry-prize-winner...
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elashri
3y ago
> Python/Numpy: 5360ms (Xeon(R) CPU E5-2698 v4 @ 2.20GHz) CuPy: 10.6ms (A100) MatX: 2.54ms (A100) > Are they even comparing apples to apples to claim that they see these improvements over NumPy? > While the code c
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elashri
3y ago
Daily reminder that ublock origin is the best software being currently developed. Adding to this sponsorshipblock extension and the efforts by its community, the web is a place that can be digested again.
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Internet Browser Does Not Belong to You
(wired.com)
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3y ago
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elashri
3y ago
While I understand that people here think mainly of Github Copilot. The article is actually about Copilot which is them integrating LLM in windows. It is currently available on windows preview versions.
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