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jyrkesh
8y ago
Couldn't find anything about it, but does anyone know if it supports Python 3.7 yet? Just messed around with TF yesterday on a Windows dev box, and the version downgrade shuffle was annoying .
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> They are presumably not going to be able to match NVIDIA’s energy efficiency, and they won’t have feature parity since AMD doesn’t (yet) have its own DirectX Raytracing (DXR) implementation. I assume this means that it won't suppo
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8y ago
Why stop at comparisons to China? Parents have no problem doing this across Europe too, with both bikes and Vespa-style scooters. I.e. to me, the problem is the US mentality towards car-minded transportation infrastructure, not the expectat
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8y ago
It could be from the perspective of storage and maintenance. For me, one of the hardest things about owning a bike is where the hell to put it. I live in a city where I can't lock it up outside overnight or it'll eventually be sto
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8y ago
I have a similar opinion of the credit card companies as you. But in my opinion, the way to take a stand is to get the credit card, never give them a penny of interest or fees, take all the benefits from the card, and grow the share of peop
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8y ago
Quick FYI, if you "backup" your Stylish themes when migrating, it comes out with a file that ends in `.json,.bin,.dms`. Just drop it to `.json` and Stylus will be able to import it just fine. Thanks to the author and submitter. I
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8y ago
I don't know why everyone got so angry about this. I don't like Trump in the slightest, but it seems like we should test, at least once , any emergency broadcasting system that we think could be important/useful in the event
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8y ago
I use the woolyss binaries on purpose because they have Chrome Sync support on desktop (which I use for recent tabs and bookmarks). On mobile, no Chrome Sync without the official builds, so I cede all my privacy there. :'(
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9y ago
Yup, I work at a firm where we care about GDPR a lot , and IMO it's wayyyyy easier to implement globally then to cordon off some subset of our users into a different codepath/databasee/workflow. If FB actually leaves it like
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9y ago
I'm mostly on your side on this one, but you have to remember that a lot of folks see decentralization as merely having more than one option for centralized law/money/etc. Today, I (generally) get one set of a laws if I live
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Same. I'm not even THAT low-ranking, and it's still a big deal when I push back against a VP or director on something that's in my area. For some topic where I didn't even feel like an expert, against such language, and
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9y ago
Lol, we still don't even know what Fuschia really IS.
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9y ago
I think he was already at the helm of Windows by the time Nadella took over as CEO. To be honest, I think they've been looking for an excuse to do this for a while. Microsoft seems to be doing well in general, but all the bad press I h
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9y ago
I think that's a vendor implementation. I used a Lenovo for a long time, worked perfectly without a pop-up. Just got a Dell XPS 15, it pops up a prompt when I plug stuff in (but it also allows me to set a default behavior, so.... ️
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9y ago
Did you watch the video? I think any decent self-driving tech would've seen her, but I highly contend with OP's assertion that an "alert human" would have stopped in time. The road was very dark, and she came out of nowh
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Absolutely not. Having two sets of sensors on the car is a good thing because it provides redundancy. If one set of sensors fails to detect say, a person in the middle of the road, the other one will step in and say "hey, brain, ther
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> The meeting, which is scheduled for 10AM PT, will be led by Paul Grewal, the company’s deputy general counsel. Grewal is expected to explain the background of the case, which involves the user profiles of as many as 50 million people b
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Similar BigTechCorp, everything around me has been GDPR for almost a year. Deadlines are coming up, there are entire teams dedicated to following them up.
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This Asterix cartoon is excellent at demonstrating the horrors of a Kafka-esque bureaucracy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JtEkUmYecnk
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Yeah, I don't think any of your friends offered you a position because you're they're friend. They offered you a position because they knew you AND they knew you were smart/talented/a coder/whatever. I got my f
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9y ago
Naively, and based on historical data, I agree with point #1. What worries me about China is that they've had no problem--politically or technologically--collecting massive data sets on their citizenry via a level of mass surveillance
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9y ago
Yeah, I think you addressed your own concern there. Why would a consumer who doesn't know how to export mail need something better than Gmail? I'm a power user, and I don't need anything but Gmail, so I can't fathom that
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> Allegedly now that many banks/credit card companies have cut off crypto exchanges that the only way to cash out is to match your SELL order with somebody buying in.... I don't know that this is fully accurate. Most exchanges
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Do you have a source on the toxicity? I know people working at Snap, and they mostly have good things to say about the engineering culture.
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I've had a miserable love-hate relationship with Google Voice for years, what do you mean by "the latest iteration of Google Voice has chat?"
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I could be reading it wrong, but your post came across as overly combative and an appeal to whataboutism. I'd say both are protectionist and both are wrong. My interpretation of your parent was simply that it is protectionist of France
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9y ago
So in all of the cases listed in your citation, was it the FCC that censured them in order to get the corrective behavior? I'm cherrypicking here, but as an avid Bittorrent user, I remember there being significant debate with the commu
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9y ago
This might seem super nitpicky (I apologize in advance), but the domain and blog UX needs a little fixing. My 30 second experience: - skim blog, yeah, looks good, heard of this before, hope they're successful, <insert privacy concer
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9y ago
As wary as I am of Google and Facebook, governments can arrest me.
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Really? You don't see this as any different than iOS running on an iPhone? I can't use the iOS license on any other device, I can't run binaries on the device outside of what's available on the App Store. I'm wholly
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