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jumelles
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Being able to convey emotion with tone in speech likely adds a lot more "information".
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Seems to me that the OCR software is doing the heavy lifting here, not Perl.
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Calling Out My Rapist
(nathalielawhead.com)
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Spotify is missing Japanese music because of licensing issues. Piracy may not be rampant in Japan but it definitely exists; look into Perfect Dark and Winny.
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7y ago
What does "fail" mean? What would happen to the children who attend a school that has "failed"?
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7y ago
Navigation templates (seen at the bottom of many articles) are also missing from the mobile view.
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7y ago
Even if you're pirating everything, with the right tools, it can easily appear to be just that. There's software like Sick Beard, sonarr, CouchPotato that will automate downloads for you. Plex, Kodi, or even a Roku or Apple TV poi
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> They called for a complete withdrawal of the bill, the withdrawal of the “riot” characterisation of the June 12 protests, the unconditional release of all arrested protesters, the formation of an independent commission of inquiry into
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I will be very surprised if Apple manages to grow this into a bona fide Netflix etc. competitor. Disney's Disney+ / Hulu / ESPN+ bundle is four dollars a month more than Apple TV+ - with just Marvel, Star Wars, and Disney cla
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I have dreams of Wikidata eventually being leveraged to enable similar interactivity. Currently Wikidata can store plenty of information, but there's no reason it shouldn't keep growing. Right now items already often have dates an
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iMessage too. It's insane to me that this is still a problem.
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The language barrier is becoming less and less of an issue (for English speakers). > Universities in the United States should watch out. It won’t be long before Americans realize that top European schools offer a fast-growing number of b
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> Get a proper email account with ideally your first name and last name, eg. "john.doe@gmail.com" instead of "angrybirds88@gmail.com"... Avoid emails like "me@christi.na" or "admin@[mycooldomain].com&qu
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Sadly your assumption is most often totally wrong.
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> Usually, talks submitted to Black Hat go through a thorough approval process managed by a review board of industry experts. But, as in this case, companies can also pay to play and get these sponsored talks, which are not vetted for qu
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No. Fox News, Sports, and Television are what's left of Fox Corporation. The sports situation is especially complicated, with international rights coming into play.
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> A majority of that [$5.2B] — about $3.9 billion — was caused by stock-based compensation that Uber paid its employees after its I.P.O. Excluding that one-time expense, Uber lost $1.3 billion, or nearly twice the $878 million that it lo
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Uber Posts $5.2B Loss and Slowest Ever Growth Rate
(nytimes.com)
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Option-clicking on things, e.g. the wifi status symbol, will give you more detailed/different information.
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Isn't the obvious answer here to just make Equifax pay more money?
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My two cats live indoors. It's safer for them and better for everything outside — win-win!
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Even a passport isn't necessarily enough anymore: "A US-born Marine veteran who served in Afghanistan had his US passport, a REAL ID driver’s license, a military ID card, and his US Marine Corps dog tags with him when he was arres
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Blueprint for Terror: How ICE Planned Its Largest Immigration Raid in History
(mijente.net)
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> I also remind myself that if I were a dad, I would be getting accolades for all the times I scheduled a doctor’s appointment or arranged a play date. > My experience as a dad is that people simply don't trust my parenting skill
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Not everyone needs to have kids. We've got more than enough humans already! Parenting would also be easier on people if the US had sensible maternity/paternity policies and free childcare like we ought to have.
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Books are much more resilient than you think, especially if the publisher used good materials.
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This is a follow-up to an article that was previously discussed here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20154327
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USA too.
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No one's ever told them that they ARE programming. Just in Excel.
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There are indeed trackers trying to fill the void.
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