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by elcomet 6y ago
This reminds me of the Indiana Pi Bill that tried to pass a legislation concerning the value of pi
602.
by elcomet 6y ago
You missed the point. This is not about timezones, but about the need that sometimes happen to embed files into a library. Parent just chose timezones as an example.
603.
by elcomet 6y ago
What's interesting about new proofs for existing theorems is that they can give new insights about the problem and create new questions to be solved. Sometimes they can link two previously unrelated ideas, and create entirely new field
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by elcomet 6y ago
I think that a lot of projects already do this. In particular windows : Windows 95, 98, 2000, XP, Vista, 7,8,9,10 are all external version numbers.
605.
by elcomet 6y ago
Do you have big bills for traffic?
606.
by elcomet 6y ago
If I control the variables for personalization, yes. If I don't control them, then no. For example websites could have variables like mental state (like knowing of you're depressed) and show you ads that could "work better&qu
607.
by elcomet 6y ago
You can also check https://github.com/Cadene/pretrained-models.pytorch . Models are directly loadable into pytorch.
608.
by elcomet 6y ago
I was talking about iPhone users. They have no alternative to the apple app store.
609.
by elcomet 6y ago
> iOS market share is less than 15% iOS has 25% share worldwide. And in the USA, where most customers will be for most startups, it has 58% market share.
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by elcomet 6y ago
These are not alternatives.
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by elcomet 6y ago
Not if you care about fair competition, which is essential for free markets.
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by elcomet 6y ago
One retail stores doesn't have about 50% of market (I don't know the real numbers) like Apple does. Also, the app you built was specifically for apple. You cannot sell it anywhere else.
613.
by elcomet 6y ago
Yes. Apple should not be in position to destroy a business, by removing their app from the app store whenever they want.
614.
by elcomet 6y ago
That's a bold claim. You can very much solve Fibonacci with recursion efficiently. It's just not in the naive way. (You can look up "accumulator")
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The true impact of SpaceX’s Starlink on astronomy is coming into focus(theverge.com)
3 points by elcomet 6y ago|0 comments
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by elcomet 6y ago
Btw, we can see a funny comment by the author in this article > Agreed they have the best support team I ever have seen!
617.
by elcomet 6y ago
That's the part I understood, but what does primo mean?
618.
by elcomet 6y ago
If you have no money, it doesn't matter what's the value of the internship.
619.
by elcomet 6y ago
I don't get the joke, can you explain it ?
620.
by elcomet 6y ago
How long until the libreoffice.biz domain from their presentation is taken? Edit: it already is. Not sure it is by them, whois doesn't give any information.
621.
by elcomet 6y ago
Wow I didn't think Google went this far to personalize results...
622.
by elcomet 6y ago
So why not giving it back to all the people and let them decide what they want to do with it?
623.
by elcomet 6y ago
The easiest, but maybe the shortest. Movie toys cannot be sold for more than a year. While others can last for decades (think legos or kapla)
624.
by elcomet 6y ago
> We need more like him I disagree. We need less people like him (I mean people wealthier than some countries). Let the government manage social services. Some people depend on charities, that themselves depend only on the good will of
625.
by elcomet 6y ago
I think that computers managed to beat humans at poker already. (Online poker, which is different from physical games, where of course AI cannot compete)
626.
by elcomet 6y ago
Maybe the answer is that you buy display time, but with no keywords. Like in the real world, everyone will see the ad. Or you can just buy ads for a given "theme" and the search engine will try to interpret queries and assign the
627.
by elcomet 6y ago
That's the second link on google for me for "avatar species in VRChat"
628.
by elcomet 6y ago
Except that tracking here is used for advertisment and not to give you a better service. Would you still accept it ?
629.
by elcomet 6y ago
I thin it would be better to generate every day a new random password, and publish it automatically (no wait). So no one can "hack" your memory or the system you use to generate it.
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by elcomet 6y ago
I mean, it depends. Naming your product "Hitler" would not go well, for a reason. We should avoid names that will obviously harm a lot of people when we can.

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