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by illwrks 4y ago
Typo, now fixed.
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I thought the same thing but I think the commenter is making a joke, but I could be wrong. I think they are suggesting that things like this (neural nets etc) work using bias, and by removing "bias" the developers are making the p
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If you're growing your own pepper you'll want to 'pull' them. 'Merge' the ingredients in a pot. And I guess, once fermented, the last stage is to 'solution-ise' it in a blender.
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That's brilliant! It took me a few minutes to understand what I was looking at... realtime data, hooked into a flight sim, live streamed.
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The attacker was ex-navy apparently. My wife heard it on a Japanese news programme a short time ago.
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It sounds like you're suggesting using and nft as an access token or proof of purchase. As the previous person said, even if a platform is a distribution point the content still needs to be hosted somewhere and that costs money for sto
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Sorry yes, not all food is grown like I've suggested but a lot is. My wife's family have a food business in Japan and they have better insight into this. The bulk of what they do is source high quality ingredients for restaurants
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Use the computer you've been given for the tasks you need to do, but track the time it takes. Then do some back-of-the-napkin maths and figure out how much less time it would take with a more modern machine. Then calculate [yearly nee
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Some of the cost is down to the cultivation of the plant and pruning of the less desirable fruit. As far as I'm aware the goal with some fruit is that the nutrients are funnelled to the best fruit. So a single plant produces less fruit
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He wasn't dressing like that for fun, but out of practicality anything to do with plumbing can be messy. If I remember correctly, the agencies usual handyman wasn't available so he took it upon himself to come around and sort the
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Great example!!
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A long time ago in one of the first properties I rented the washing machine stopped working. My flatmate called the agency and a day later, I think it was a Saturday morning, a rough looking man turned up to repair it. I remember he had a
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That's hilarious. I remember having the same thought when I had to wear glasses as a child. Turns out I WAS a nerd. My daughter, 8yo, has started wearing glasses, she had similar feelings but we went to several opticians and got glass
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I took it to mean artists/designers in a corporate setting where it's a bit more cutthroat.
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Thank you, great context!
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Very insightful, thank you!
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Indeed. Can I ask what does 'become a Lloyds name' mean?
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I love that phrase, 'shoeshine boy moment'. I've stayed away from crypto, but my shoeshine boy moment was when we went on a road trip around Wales last summer. We happened to wander into a small shop in a small harbour town i
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I know some of the recruiters at my employer, various teams have started testing and hiring multiple vacancies off of a single job ad which is kept open for longer. To an external person it's odd because the assumption is one ad = one
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My daughter loves the books, she's on book 10 now. The book was a recommendation from the staff in our local bookstore, it was a few weeks later that I discovered they had a tv series and it's been a real enjoyment for her to see
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Seconded. I'm only keeping it for my daughter, she's engrossed with a series of unfortunate events.
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Remember, you're self taught. You didn't go to school you had a goal, you sat and stared at a screen, problem after problem and worked through them until it clicked. You have drive, tenacity, and the ability to problem solve, no
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I like that idea, it's like a perverse deviation from the mean.
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I don't disagree with anything you've said however I think if apple were to name a new chief then that person would have to be as good or better than his/her predecessor. That's a lot of pressure from the public on day 0
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Almost everything around you has been designed by another person, or teams of people.
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100%. Line length, line-height and text-size in relation to my distance to the screen are key to comfortable reading.
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...or a pay-to-edit button.
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I honestly don't care about their UX as no one I know uses it. It's primary use in my "family life" is as a digital camera toy and for that purpose it's UX must not be that bad because my 8yo daughter is able to fi
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Update: I've found this site which appears to do what I want. https://world.openfoodfacts.org/cgi/search.pl
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Ask HN: Database of Food by Ingredients?
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