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by endianswap 8y ago
As it says in TFA...
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by endianswap 8y ago
What does GDPR have to do with this?
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by endianswap 8y ago
You mean GABAergenic, right?
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by endianswap 8y ago
The stories discussed previously on HN involved customers who had to chargeback after Uber wouldn't refund the charge, FWIW.
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by endianswap 8y ago
Yeah, I share the same sentiment. 200k+ for a few minutes in zero-g just isn't enough for me, but if it we're a few hours in zero-g as we go around the globe once? That'd be awesome and I'd easily justify that price.
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by endianswap 8y ago
I believe Washington has certain areas that are the cheapest in the United States, but it's not state-wide. For example, Grant County PUD for residential customers: $0.04547 per kWh
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by endianswap 8y ago
The idea is that if you visit two sites, and on both sites you use the same token, the ad-provider (or whoever) can associate you across the two origins because of the cached token.
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by endianswap 8y ago
That means 75% is an upper bound, right? It's only 75% if Google had the only other maps product, and even they have two popular ones (Maps and Waze) that are likely to be installed.
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by endianswap 8y ago
Don't most browsers run one process per page/tab nowadays?
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by endianswap 8y ago
MoltenVK is an implementation of Vulkan that runs on top of Metal, and so far yields exciting performance results: https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Dota-2-I...
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by endianswap 9y ago
ABS is a solved problem without requiring software.
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by endianswap 9y ago
That's not typical for cruise control; even cars in the 80s with cruise control would increase throttle uphills.
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by endianswap 9y ago
For Keras, yes. It's known as the "functional model".
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by endianswap 9y ago
"Principal Software Engineer, Fitbit, Inc." Common practice here is to disclose that when making comments...
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by endianswap 9y ago
Please stop spamming this everywhere...
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by endianswap 9y ago
How was the embedding for the font features generated? By hand given a few axes representing traits?
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by endianswap 9y ago
Can't they already do that with cameras and fixed position sensors? Why drones?
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by endianswap 9y ago
What about state law, though? Wouldn't they have to win the State Supreme Court case and also get the state law amended? https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=36.65.030
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by endianswap 9y ago
LTCG as of VS2015 is an incremental process when it can be, which did wonders for build times.
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by endianswap 9y ago
That seems insane that it'd be the biggest check they've seen. I've bought an 80k BMW and an 80k Jaguar outright, and they both shrugged at me paying by check. BMW let me use a personal check, Jaguar wanted a bank check (easy
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by endianswap 9y ago
Some form of cosmetic surgery maybe?
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by endianswap 9y ago
"The amount of pressure needed for a small sample is roughly the equivalent of someone dropping 10-lb hammer from a height of one meter, Qiao said." On Earth or with Mars's gravity?
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by endianswap 10y ago
And BMW is, for the most part, encoding more into their designations. They split the 3 series into the 3 series coupes and 4 series sedans (ignore the GCs, as beautiful as they are) and for the most part the even numbers are supposed to be
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by endianswap 10y ago
I know it's brought up in the article, but assuming that the money going toward reviving extinct species would otherwise go toward protecting endangered species is silly. I would have no ethical qualms donating money to bringing back m
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by endianswap 10y ago
Aren't tolls like this an incredibly regressive tax that further hurts the poor?
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Instacart price breakdown via in-store receipt comparison(reddit.com)
1 points by endianswap 10y ago|1 comments
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by endianswap 10y ago
You could have a pool of them, right? Or would you have to actually tear it down after each packet
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by endianswap 10y ago
It's multiple parcels that are subdividable, they're selling the property for new development of multiple homes.
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by endianswap 10y ago
There's no way he can't just command an abort from wherever he is.
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by endianswap 10y ago
I doubt Bruce Dawson commissioned a spam bot to post his ancient articles. My guess is that it was vouched for because it's an actually interesting article (hence the corresponding votes) and users don't really care who posted it

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