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jki275
6y ago
Carrie Lam isn't independent. No one in HK is anymore. That's the whole point.
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jki275
6y ago
Assumes a LOT of facts not in evidence.
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jki275
6y ago
Quite the flame bait there, you're claiming that half the country is not intelligent or moral.
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6y ago
public expression, on the NFL's property, under the NFL's name... Nobody believes Kapernick should be denied the right to say and do what he wants to say and do, but if I take actions contrary to my employer's best interests
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6y ago
There isn't one. It's just fearmongery.
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6y ago
That's the opposite of accurate. Battery life is measured almost exclusively in charge/discharge cycles. More cycles == more reduced battery life.
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6y ago
It's a distributed ledger "distributed" among a permission group of owners. The real test is if you can just replace it with a database is it still relevant? In this case, you change nothing by just removing the "blockc
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Show HN: Jetson Nano powered Robot research platform
(github.com)
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6y ago
The Jetson Nano is an under used product for a robotics platform, so the goal of this project is to get a platform started to provide a basis for this. Currently this project is running a custom C++ application on the Jetson, and doing the
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jki275
6y ago
Libra is not a cryptocurrency. It's a centralized payment processor owned by a group of banks. It's no different from any other company store scrip.
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6y ago
I'm sure some would take it that way as "x" isn't commonly used in mathematical notation as a function name, the norm is to use f, g, etc. However, the notation is relatively clear notwithstanding. It almost has to be x
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6y ago
Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix, Google.
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6y ago
I’m pretty sure one can find a lawyer to argue any side of any point. That doesn’t make it so.
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6y ago
It's a silly hypothetical, and not worth addressing any further than I already did. You've now admitted you're not even in the situation, so why debate for it other than internet gotcha points?
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6y ago
we can make up hypotheticals all day long. Firing someone because they have a profile on triplebyte is just silly. I ge that you all need to justify your rage over this, but this really makes no sense. The world doesn't work the way
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6y ago
Very cool work. The Jetson Nano is an underappreciated tool in this space, I've been doing some work with it as well and when the tooling around it becomes more adequate I think we'll see it more in use.
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6y ago
I got the email. Your characterization is inaccurate.
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6y ago
They emailed their entire user base and notified them of their intentions. You make it sound like they tried to hide this and got caught - that’s absurd given the facts.
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6y ago
I really doubt this. If a company would lay you off because you have a profile on a jobs network, they’re really a shit company you wouldn’t want to work for anyway. Not that I agree with their actions - anything like this ought to be opt i
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jki275
6y ago
Oh bullshit. These idiotic internet polls are absurd.
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jki275
6y ago
Most Americans have never heard of a 24 hour clock and would have no idea what 1700 means at all.
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jki275
6y ago
"military time" is a 24 hour clock. 14:30 is almost without exception read as "fourteen thirty" in military time. I've never seen it either of the ways you describe above.
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6y ago
I loved Turbo Pascal back in the 90s, that was the first IDE I ever used. I think Visual Studio 6 is equivalent in ease of use and user experience -- that's what I learned C++ on back in the early 2000s, before the influx of Java and P
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6y ago
They solve most cases. I'm not sure what the clearance rate is, but as I recall it was pretty high. But when you can beat a confession out of someone, that's not so hard to do.
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6y ago
Talking about a different war dude. History didn't start in 1860.
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Revolutionary war. Not civil war.
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jki275
6y ago
You misunderstand. They arrest someone and then coerce them to confess. The actual truth of guilt or innocence is not really relevant.
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6y ago
Nor will the Chinese attack Taiwan, because Taiwan is supported by a nuclear power.
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From their point of view, there is no need for "reunification", as Taiwan is simply a rogue province that will eventually be forced back into line.
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6y ago
Worked in the US and France as I recall.
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