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5y ago
It works the other way around too, though. They will be able to more easily attract talent who wants to work in an office. And if you want to attract both groups, well... you still need office space, even if everyone doesn't come in ev
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jonas21
5y ago
But where's your support page?
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jonas21
5y ago
I wouldn't put too much weight into that number. Studies of energy usage for data transfer vary by over 5 orders of magnitude depending on their assumptions. This paper [1], which is an analysis of 14 different studies, came up with 0.
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jonas21
5y ago
> Maybe we should take a vote? How do you think we decided on the current allocation?
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5y ago
Because it would end up getting spent like the rest of the discretionary budget, so around $65M would go to the military, and $4M would go to science, of which about $80K would be allocated to AI research.
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jonas21
5y ago
Why not? Pinterest is a popular site, with lots of content all linked to each other. Many people probably spend a long time there after clicking a result.
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jonas21
5y ago
That's exactly the point. If you define the universe to include only Bitcoin, then yes, transactions are final. But if you define the universe to include the real world, then the answer is no, not really -- governments will almost alwa
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jonas21
5y ago
Would it be impossible? No. But would it be, say, 5x the amount of effort to build and maintain a federated system with no data stored across boundaries? Probably.
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5y ago
I had no idea commercial airliners took off from or landed at uncontrolled airports. Sounds scary!
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App Store Connect DSYM generation is not working
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5y ago
If you've been in the industry for a while, you may already qualify as an accredited investor. The income threshold is $200K/year, which according to levels.fyi would easily be met by someone with a few years experience at a FAAN
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5y ago
> Great and unique selection of food! I suspect that's why they don't partner with delivery vendors. Grocery stores would rather you came in person. You'll make impulse buys, they can direct you to products where they ha
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5y ago
Just be an average American. 61% of households paid a 0% Federal income tax rate last year [1]. This was partly due to COVID-related tax credits, but even pre-pandemic, the number was around 44%. I'm not saying this is a bad thing, by
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5y ago
As an individual, you certainly can deduct depreciation, as long as you're using the asset for business purposes (as defined here [1]). You also can choose how you pay for goods (buy vs. lease, for example) to minimize your tax liabil
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5y ago
Have a look at the first chart in the article. It shows $844B in stimulus checks and $666B in enhanced unemployment benefits. That alone is $1.5T paid directly to citizens, even without counting anything else.
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5y ago
Yes, trillions. https://www.cnbc.com/2021/12/09/covid-relief-bills-us-has-sp...
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5y ago
So Amazon gives you 3 options, two of which result in a charity of your choice getting money in exchange for a minor inconvenience to you, and the third of which is to not participate in the charity program. And this makes them the bad guy?
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5y ago
As I understand it, the OP is trying to keep all non-GPS location sources disabled. > I've had different things disabled. Wifi scanning. Bluetooth. Cell location data. Etc. Always with one single goal -- GPS only for location.
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Are you sure they're not doing this to get approximate location for use with A-GPS? Sure, GPS will work without it, but your time to first fix is going to be much longer, and your phone will have no idea where you are while you're
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5y ago
And now you have a new problem that you've just signaled to all prospective employees that you don't trust them.
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> Settings :: Battery :: Battery Percentage Yeah, that would make sense, right? But Apple decided not to include that setting on iPhones with a notch (which is basically all of them these days).
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jonas21
5y ago
Option E: Nobody can even agree on what Twitter spam is. Is it bots? I follow a few bot accounts and get value out of them. Is it blatantly promotional content? This actually seems to be one of the intended uses of Twitter. Is it low-qualit
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5y ago
This work wasn't done for emoji. They use the same zero-width joiner character [1] that exists to support Indic scripts like Devanagari, and any system that properly handles these languages will also properly handle the emoji. Yes, thi
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5y ago
> In the first example, an investment portfolio is shown where roughly 10% of the holdings is in a group called "single stock bets." Yikes! That's 10% of the entire portfolio spread out over (presumably) multiple individ
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China gives “Fight Club” new ending where authorities win
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Since you're still a student, I feel like maybe I can offer some advice: First, I think you're getting the wrong lesson from this. The key takeaway is stay to away from IBM. Almost everyone in the field has known that Watson is a
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Not sure what you mean by "unfolding". But, unlike Watson, Google Health seems to be building tools that may be useful for healthcare providers rather than just marketing hype. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=71DVI
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5y ago
Hello.
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I think there's just a lot more of the Internet these days. Much more garbage, but much more high-quality content too. And the same engagement algorithms that can drive you down into rabbit holes can also lead you to deep wells of hi
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Why? The point of research is to push the limits of what's possible, not to build something that runs on every single platform. I find it remarkable that most recent deep learning papers release the source code needed to reproduce thei
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