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by jjeaff 3y ago
Kind of surprising that a country (Austria) tld would not be accepted.
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You'd be surprised. Especially if you are building B2B and users want to use their company emails. Blocking any non-standard TLDs will create a customer service pain for any reasonably large business.
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The apparent existence of the emerald mine does put some shade on musk's purely "self-made" story. Even though, in reality, no one is truly, completely self made. But Musk has fully denied the existence of an emerald mine. Bu
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Another way to put it would be that the wealthiest people tend to own the assets that are creating lots of value. But owning is not the same thing as creating.
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You are describing the "good lawyer". Judging by the absolute walls of text given in the terms of service and contracts of almost every big company out there, most lawyers are not "good lawyers".
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I have not had that happen in MySQL either, at least, not with innodb. what command would that be? I do remember getting bad tables with myisam tables a decade ago, sometimes after a bad shutdown.
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Certainly no worse than the iPad. Not to be confused with the iPad or the iPad or the iPad or the iPad going back 10 generations. For sale now at apple.com is the "New iPad".
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No deduction. Just a law. If you want the regulatory privilege of providing important medications to the public, you must be able to continue to provide said medications during supply issues for national security purposes.
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Smuggled drugs don't have to go through the byzantine bureaucracy of the DEA and myriad of other organizations. But that also means they don't have to go through any of those controls that actually ensure quality. As poorly as som
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What effort is required on your part to keep up? I have had uBlock Origin for years and it keeps itself updated. I don't think I ever see ads.
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Joking aside, as someone who runs their entire saas off a single bare metal server in Las Vegas, I have been toying with the idea of pushing some stuff to the edge. The reason being, sometimes those average load times are not giving you the
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It's basically an inefficient, but effective way to siphon money from the poor and middle class and deposit it into the bank accounts of the wealthy by utilizing the equity the poor and middle class have in their vehicles.
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In fairness to the AI, I have often been confused by stock images or old images on news articles that are not from the event in question.
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Have you used the Bing implementation of chatgpt? It doesn't seem to have any of those problems.
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Lots of things end up with a delayed release in parts of Canada like Quebec because they require everything to be available and fully functional in French.
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I only read a summary, but that is not how I interpreted the use of the worms. My understanding was that they were using the worms as a sort of biological measuring device to compare levels of that particular chemical. Is that not the case?
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Doctors will often change their recommendation if patients express different priorities than the doctor initially assumed. Some people's priorities are no surgery unless absolutely necessary.
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Is a larger model better with numbers simply because it is more likely to have examples that use those same numbers? Or because it somehow gives it better ability to reason about numbers?
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Most voice assistants can work with simple phrases like that. Alexa, lights on. Hey Google, thermostat 70 degrees.
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Could you elaborate more on why this is a significant feature? I can see how it would be handy to search a codebase online, especially one you don't have cloned locally, but for my own codebases, I can search the entire thing just fine
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Yes, but one of the biggest factors when selling your car is the mileage. Take what that car would have sold for if it had 75k miles on it and subtract what you actually sold it for. That difference is the additional depreciation those 75k
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I wonder what percentage of investors might actually draw the conclusion that while you may have a great product, you might be bad at marketing it? Because, while lots of engineers would like to think that the success of a product is due to
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At this point, she can't even be used as a puppet. She has shingles and has been out for weeks. Meanwhile, there are only a precious few months left in the judiciary committee that she sits on for Biden to get his judiciary picks confi
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For some people, enough money is enough money and you start to think about your legacy. Or maybe your coworkers that toil for so much less. Will another $200m make any difference at all for someone with that kind of money?
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Yes, but then we would all have to pay that same tax when we all become billionaires and get our own super yachts.
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I'm not sure what the restrictions are for adding single family units. I sure haven't seen any popping up yet.
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The only thing that is a little off here to me is that I don't think there is mathematical notation for "many" or "few". And yet infinity does have mathematical notation and is used in some equations, no?
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I haven't heard people say "land votes" (except in this thread). Only, "land doesn't vote".
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They were too early, and then too late. CE and Mobile just never had devices with enough processing power or good enough hardware UI to make them viable and enticing for developers.
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I've never thought of momentum scrolling as a paradigm shift. But now that I think about it, it is a pretty amazing feature.

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