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by greenpizza13 7y ago
> Then move to Wyoming. This is such an overwhelmingly stupid statement. It's effectively "if you don't like it, then leave." Wyoming is not as desirable as California in many ways. People don't want to go there.
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by greenpizza13 7y ago
You refuse to appreciate the context of his comment. Trump is a minority leader in the context of the popular vote. That's just by definition. The reason we're not talking about electoral votes is because the discussion revolves a
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by greenpizza13 7y ago
You're probably being facetious, but I have heard some version of this argument before. It's akin to saying "give us what we want or we'll hold the country hostage." In reality, free markets being a thing, this woul
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by greenpizza13 7y ago
> outstanding in their field I see what you did there.
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by greenpizza13 7y ago
In 2019 is this article adding anything to our collective knowledge? There's nothing new here at all.
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by greenpizza13 7y ago
I suppose the reason this token is not encrypted is because supporting offline data access would mean there's some private key on the computer -- and the same read access that exposed this token would expose that key. Is the Trello off
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by greenpizza13 7y ago
I couldn't agree more. After Inbox, I've been burned for the last time. Won't be buying into new Google services again.
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by greenpizza13 8y ago
You shouldn't freeze your beans. You can get a container which allows the beans to degas at a constant rate, which keeps them fresher for longer on your counter. Good beans don't deserve the freezer.
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by greenpizza13 8y ago
Anyone noticed that you can click the game board to go full screen. This kid is doing more with less than many developers do with years of training. I think he's got a career in programming ahead.
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by greenpizza13 8y ago
Am I the only one turned off by the very poor grammar on a post about writing a book ? Are you writing the book in English?
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by greenpizza13 8y ago
I love the Sieve of Eratosthenes. Even if it's not the most optimal, I find it a very clever and beautiful way to find prime numbers up to a given point.
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by greenpizza13 8y ago
I purchased an annual digital subscription and I'm never even logged into NYT. I get my news from various sources, including NYT, but I don't go to NYT for news, it comes to me through Reddit and Apple news. I consider the subsc
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by greenpizza13 8y ago
I love YNAB.
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by greenpizza13 8y ago
Not sure if it uses Plaid, but I use YNAB and it connects to all the accounts that are important to me.
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by greenpizza13 9y ago
Having gone through most of Udacity's "C++ for Programmers," I agree with you. I don't feel like the exercises were helpful at all a lot of the instructions were outdated and didn't match with the content.
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by greenpizza13 9y ago
Huge, massive, credibility-undercutting typo in the slot pulling analogy: "you loose." I'm not sure when people started making this mistake, but it's one of my more cringe-worthy ones to see.
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by greenpizza13 9y ago
It's really quite simple. Having strong "net neutrality" means that all bits are equal. It's like imagining that your ISP can't see where the bits go, they just come read the meter. In fact, the analogy to your elec
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by greenpizza13 9y ago
Hey, love your book. I don't remember how far back I purchased it, but it was back in the days where it wasn't done and we were getting updates pushed via email. Keep up the good work!
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by greenpizza13 9y ago
Keep reading, you might be pleasantly surprised.
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by greenpizza13 9y ago
Cool demo... completely hijacks the browser history.
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by greenpizza13 9y ago
Presumably you have indexed based on username or the hash of a username, so the lookup is very inexpensive.
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by greenpizza13 9y ago
Is this going to enable me to build my own little remote gaming server with steam? I remember seeing someone attempt to do this with Linux GPUs a while back with EC2. I get the feeling things might be easier with on a Windows EC2 instance.
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by greenpizza13 9y ago
Glimpse is right. There is absolutely noting of substance in this very short article.
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by greenpizza13 9y ago
This is a really fun demonstration.
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by greenpizza13 10y ago
I never thought to look but you're totally right. The quality of the 3D renderings is way better than Google's.
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by greenpizza13 10y ago
Dude... not cool. Pretty big damn spoiler right there in your comment.
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by greenpizza13 10y ago
Ha. No thanks. If I go to use FedEx and flash is required I'm just going to use a different carrier. They are just delaying the inevitable. I bet there's some higher-ups at FedEx who still like flash and refuse to give it up.
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by greenpizza13 10y ago
I strongly recommend you use Keras if you are new to Tensorflow. The API abstractions will make testing your network ideas a breeze. It won't save you from the hell of building TF, but should save you loads of time with implementation
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by greenpizza13 10y ago
While I feel sympathy for the father in this situation, being a software engineer (or data scientist) transcends the language which you happen to be working with. People who work in software learn quickly that the language you use is just a
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by greenpizza13 10y ago
This is incorrect. Evidence suggests Trump wants to make what would now be considered legal immigration illegal (such as the Muslim ban). Seriously, if you haven't gotten off the Trump train by this point you need to open your eyes.

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