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haneefmubarak
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Btoh you and the justice system. You could plead the fifth on personal incrimination, but that may result in an investigation into your personal matters now that you've indirectly hinted that the facts you were asked to present could i
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haneefmubarak
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IANAL, but it came from a court because it's a court order. Failing to respond would be contempt of court - an imprison able offense. AIUI, the reason that courts order cooperation for this sort of thing is that every party deserves th
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IANAL, but AIUI in theory all major competitors get subpoenaed and then everything they say becomes part of the public record - so everyone sees everyone's cards laid out.
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haneefmubarak
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I think the subpoena is mostly for existing records and novel records of existing plans. IANAL, but I think if you were to create novel documents that were most certainly less than honest for the purpose of swaying the case, there could be
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What's the secret URL?
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Perhaps they could provide some reasonable (production!) public pricing plans and allow custom quotes for folks who want to negotiate the price further then.
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Graph Neural Networks! https://distill.pub/2021/gnn-intro/ In a nutshell, you perform NN operations on the nodes and edges of the graph and then send updates across the graph
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Ghana Threatens Effective Ban British Airways Since They Dislike Gatwick (2021)
(viewfromthewing.com)
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AFAICT: making a navigation/direction model that can translate phrase-based directions into actual map-based directions, with the caveat that the model would be updated primarily by giving it feedback the same way that you would give a
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4y ago
Looks fine on Chrome on a Galaxy S10...
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Personally I liked the No Bullshit Guide to Linear Algebra. It kind of builds up things slowly and in a conversational manner, but you can also skip thru pretty quickly if you just need a reference. I don't think I've been able to
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> Title 39, United States Code, Section 3008 authorizes the Postal Service™ to issue a prohibitory order against a mailer who sends you an advertisement offering to sell any matter that you, in your own discretion, believe to be “erotic
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Auth0 was acquired by Okta ( https://auth0.com/blog/okta-acquisition-announcement/ ), although Okta claims in the post that > There is no impact to Auth0 customers, and there is no impact to HIPAA and FedRAMP cus
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You can buy the chips from them for a sufficient price. The price is probably something unreasonable, with a high minimum order quantity or high lead time - because that's typically what happens when you see "Ask for Price" o
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Modern SMP systems have NUMA behavior mostly not because of a lack of bandwidth but because of latency. At the speeds modern hardware operates at, the combination of distance, SerDes, and other transmission factors result in high latencies
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I haven't confirmed the behavior on BSD manually, but based on skimming https://stackoverflow.com/a/14388707/2334407 and https://www.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?query=setsockopt&sektion..
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IANAL, but IIRC from some reading on this a while back (I could totally be wrong) you have to group the assets that the debt is connected to in the new entity specifically to prevent this. You also can't liquidate the asset connected t
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https://archive.is/Ic28Z
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Doesn't seem to work correctly, I just get redirected to the actual site but with a "press-and-hold" CAPTCHA.
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It's not so much that chip fabs were starved by blockchain as much as the fact that many investors generally chase high short-term low-risk yields, which primarily results in major investments being in software-based ventures. Hardware
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If we didn't allow for an exemption but still required full compliance, perhaps manufacturers could physically limit the output from the power amplifiers and/or use blowable fuses in the chips to set a non-modifiable power limit.
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Fire is a phenomena whereby a fuel is combined with an oxidizer to make a new product in a manner that releases heat (ie: an exothermic redox reaction). Rusting of metals fits that bill since heat is in fact released (just a super tiny amou
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You have to ultimately pay taxes in USD and have to accept settlement for debts in USD, but otherwise you're free to accept anything else you'd like, really.
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Yeah the R&D that goes into this is mainly part of the longer term effort to make increasingly large quantum computers. In case you meant it the other way: the number of qubits here is still far too small for any real world application,
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The kind of precision and accuracy tolerances you need in these machines basically make it so that everything has to be exactly right. The 200mm mask won't have a place to "fit correctly" in the 300mm machine and so you won&#
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If im understanding GP correctly, I think what's happening for them is that the extended quiet daily makes their hearing a bit more sensitive (as their brain and ears work in tandem to amplify the sound and be more receptive to it, res
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I believe that by "near-worthless" they mean that a given company is hemorrhaging assets and basically about to fold. A business that continuously runs net negative has to close at some point without an external influx of capital,
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I imagine you want NUMA aware software specifically designed for multi-socket systems; off the top of my head the ones I've heard of are IBM DB2, SAP HANA, and Microsoft SQL Server — although I've had a chance to actually use any
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You hop on the phone with the bank and initiate a dispute. They give the merchant a chance to prove that you specifically did indeed make the purchase and/or receive a hard product. If they can't, the money is refunded to your acc
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IIRC it purely computed the area of the image that had the highest level of contrast and then used that. I think the contrast was intended to be a proxy for visual detail, but this ended up having unintended consequences that made some folk
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