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by ksml 6y ago
I'm at Stanford, and at least within the CS department, the online classes are nothing like you describe. Some professors are using video recordings from previous quarters, while in many other cases, it _is_ some off-the-cuff Zoom meet
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by ksml 6y ago
I think a really common danger here us people think they have more insight than they actually have. It's easy to take some data and draw conclusions from it without realizing the limitations of the data or the full scope of the complex
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by ksml 6y ago
I'm sure it doesn't account for 1B a month, but paying employees is really expensive and airbnb has a lot of them
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by ksml 6y ago
Yeah, I don't want unlimited freedom of speech. Some types of speech are harmful with little benefit, from my perspective. I don't see the justification for making it permissible to yell "fire" in a movie theater.
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by ksml 7y ago
I don't think they need to screen all content in real time, but they certainly could use more people in reviewing flagged content and resolving disputes. This seems to be where all the major complaints -- it's just so hard to get
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by ksml 7y ago
Unless you are doing work that involves lots of tiny particulate matter (and even if you do), I think 50 n95 masks is pretty darn excessive. Most people don't even wear them correctly.
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by ksml 7y ago
Yikes. Not sure where you are located, but that sounds pretty frightening. Best wishes!
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by ksml 7y ago
You almost crash at least 4 times a day?? I have no stats but I don't think that's normal. You should be driving much more defensively if that's the case.
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by ksml 7y ago
I feel like this is some slippery slope logic. Just because human rights violations exist elsewhere doesn't mean we should ignore human rights violations in one place.
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by ksml 7y ago
I think the captcha box is the Facebook comments box restyled. I'm guessing uBlock or Firefox containers are protecting you.
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by ksml 7y ago
This article feels a little fishy to me. The title says an "investigation says" "Indiana manipulated a report," but there's no evidence to suggest this besides one person's claims and it doesn't seem there
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by ksml 7y ago
I want to chime in with one editor that I think nailed a markdown WYSIWYG: https://www.typora.io/ It's hard to explain the concept with just words, but I will try: While you're typing, markdown is fully exposed, b
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by ksml 7y ago
> If it's used by let's say 100users, It means one user has only 0.16core + 0.64GB memory. So an average laptop(4cores/4GB) or phone(4cores/1GB) is way faster. This is overly simplistic. You're pretending that co
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by ksml 8y ago
Do you have any sources for these statements?
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by ksml 9y ago
This is a _single_ pass/no pass unit out of 180 required to graduate. Stanford absolutely focuses on creating great engineers (or computer scientists, for those more interested in the math or theory sides), but it still helps to have a
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by ksml 9y ago
Oh, come on. I think you are exaggerating quite a bit here. This is a single pass/no pass unit out of 180 units required for graduation, and, as a Stanford CS student, I can assure you the other classes are extremely rigorous. I don&#x
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by ksml 9y ago
This is terribly unhelpful. Can you at least elaborate on what you mean?
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by ksml 10y ago
If someone could explain how this works to someone who only understands basic circuits, that would be much appreciated. How does it maintain state and draw shapes on the oscilloscope and trigger sounds with such basic components? Amazing!
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by ksml 10y ago
I would be extremely interested to hear how you found this bug. Sounds like a difficult bug to track down, and I always learn from good debugging stories.
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by ksml 10y ago
I looked into break timers a while back, but I wanted something really simple that I didn't need to install. I wrote a blog post about how to make a simple break timer with OS X notifications and AppleScript: https://reberha
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by ksml 10y ago
I don't think the author was necessarily proclaiming that it's absurd, only that it seems absurd from his/her beginner perspective. He/she was very up front about not having much experience, so I think this is totally re
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by ksml 10y ago
I'm confused. Why would you make a switch if you have been satisfied? Also, this doesn't seem like it's in the same category as Brackets; this seems more in the educational space.
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by ksml 10y ago
It's a dollar or two cheaper than DigitalOcean, with hybrid drives instead of SSDs. I don't really see any appeal; DigitalOcean already pitched this years ago (and has done very well)
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by ksml 10y ago
Ooh, they mention it includes Hyperlapse! I haven't looked into Pix too much so I don't know if this is a full implementation (someone commented on an unnatural-looking stabilization demo, but I think it was just a poor choice of
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by ksml 10y ago
I don't doubt that the iPhone will shrink the market for DSLRs eventually, but I don't think it's going to do it to a significant extent just yet (not much more than it already has been). I'm skeptical that people buy DS
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by ksml 10y ago
I agree that the smartphone killed the point and shoot industry, but I think it's pretty far overboard to say that Apple is revolutionizing the camera industry with the iPhone 7. They added another lens, which is certainly nice but not
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by ksml 10y ago
This is happening to me on Android (Chrome); the page completely freezes and can't be scrolled for 3-5 seconds. I assumed it was my phone reflowing or something, but I feel like it shouldn't be that bad, and if it's also happ
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by ksml 10y ago
I don't know about you, but to me, 2013 is relatively recent. Plenty of cars don't have that capability.
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Apple replacing handgun emoji with water pistol(reddit.com)
1 points by ksml 10y ago|0 comments
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by ksml 10y ago
I found Wen Mei Hwu's "Heterogeneous Parallel Programming" course on Coursera to be an excellent class: https://www.coursera.org/course/hetero

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