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by eps 9mo ago
You are leaving a lot of money on the table. The amount of people who do not want to pay upfront, but would buy after a trial, is not just substantial, but game changing. You can also add the same pressure to test the app after installing
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by eps 9mo ago
1000+ is the "designer" lighting territory. Margins are enormous margins, but to charge those you need to be an established designer and have a reputation.
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by eps 9mo ago
What's the reason it is so shockingly expensive?
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by eps 9mo ago
There was one cosmonaut who died shortly after emergency return to the Earth. I think it was in the 90s, but maybe eariler.
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by eps 9mo ago
Yup, same here.
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by eps 9mo ago
The whole MO of ICE is that of intimidation. That's really their raison de être in the agency's current format. They are effectively a paramilitary enforcing the agenda. Parallels with the 1930s Germany are really explicitly uncan
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by eps 9mo ago
Before you reach for your wallets, remember - It might be 50 days by an (admittedly very cool) bus, but it's only 84 days in foot! * Consult your Google Maps and a sense of humor if it sounds to good to be true!
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by eps 9mo ago
It appears to cover only the year 2012.
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by eps 9mo ago
Neural nets were taught in my Uni in the late 90s. They were presented as the AI technique, which was however computationally infeasible at the time. Moreover, it was clearly stated that all supporting ideas were developed and researched
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by eps 9mo ago
Doesn't the president require a Congress approval for this sort of military action?
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by eps 9mo ago
> he was a young Nazi back in the day He remained a Nazi member well into the 1950s, which I find truly bizzare.
102.
by eps 9mo ago
... from some random blog. Happy users are great, but your post title is misleading and, basically, a click-bait.
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by eps 10mo ago
Just click on [-] in the comment header to move on to the next same-level comment.
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by eps 10mo ago
This Unifi device is primarily meant as an add-on to exising Unifi setups as it's all well integrated.
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by eps 10mo ago
It's basically a form of reference-counted data access as I understand it. If the code here operates with a bit of data from some container, the container will ensure that this bit will persist until all references to it are gone even
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by eps 10mo ago
More likely from the government attempts to manipulate mid-term elections in the US, and the instability that will follow. And I hope I'm wrong.
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by eps 10mo ago
Don't need to run studies to understand that. If it's off be default it will stay off unless the user is somehow made to try it. Default opt-in is one option to do that, the simplest one, but it's not the only one. The rest
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by eps 10mo ago
Amen.
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by eps 10mo ago
Monotonous. More of the same. I mean, I can appreciate the creativity behind squeezing every drop from the concept, but I saw no fun in solving them.
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by eps 10mo ago
To each their own. I found the Witness to be excruciatingly monotonous, forced and, ultimately, boring.
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by eps 10mo ago
Perhaps do what you showed at the link, but only activate it on long tap-and-hold? That is, if you hover a piece over some spot for X seconds, then it will shuffle other pieces out of the way.
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by eps 10mo ago
Nah, that's too smart of a behavior. What exists now may have some edge cases, but it is otherwise staright-forward and intuitive. The only real "hassle" is swapping two large assembled pieces closer to the end of the game ro
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by eps 10mo ago
> Cards are content-addressed, that is, identified by the hash of their text. Wouldn't this invalidate card's review history if I am to fix a typo in the card's text?
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by eps 10mo ago
> _We_ don't need anymore EU regulations seeing how bad and thoughtless ... Try and speak for yourself. No need to speak on everyone's behalf, this is disingenuous.
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by eps 10mo ago
Not worth it. iOS 26 is horrible Ui-wise.
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by eps 10mo ago
Spain probably. Their siestas are as legendary as they are mandatory :)
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by eps 10mo ago
> run out of Nigeria and Russia ... and India. Wasn't expecting that at all.
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by eps 10mo ago
tcpdump is not a "hacking" tool, not in a sense implied in the article.
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by eps 10mo ago
An earlier iteration of the same block is imo more impressive in its creativity - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6wBrOV2FJM8&t=720 - such an unexpected and yet completely natural extension of the brick set.
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by eps 10mo ago
Yeah, I looked the GP up too, because I never heard of this Cities thing. I took your comment as referring to people who like to manually unroll their loops rather than members of some particular community, so GP's nitpicking on specif

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