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by kuu 4y ago
Yes and no. They're lifting fuel into orbit, but all at once. That has three implications of needing more thrust for the engine than if we did it in multiple trips
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by kuu 5y ago
The main difference is that with your bank, in case you get locked out, you can call them or even go to a physical office where they'll attend you, and you, maybe, are able to fix this false positive case, even if from detection point
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by kuu 5y ago
> as a matter of principle > by the way I think "Maybe" it's you the one putting that burden on yourself. I got that you prefer to use open/free sw, but to feel humiliated by it... As the other commenter mentions,
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by kuu 5y ago
> Commenting on something you have no idea about is not bad per se. In fact, it brings a perspective of an outsider in the discussion. Unless you're commenting knowing that your answer is completely wrong but pretending that you
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by kuu 5y ago
The like-button was the "favorite" button, they only changed it trying to imitate Facebook in 2015. Your favorites (as in your browser) were your tweets you liked to store because you enjoyed them. So no, the misuse doesn't c
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by kuu 5y ago
"Frequency illusion, also known as the Baader–Meinhof phenomenon or frequency bias, is a cognitive bias in which, after noticing something for the first time, there is a tendency to notice it more often, leading someone to believe that
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by kuu 5y ago
That's the idea behind the documentary "Everything is a remix" on YouTube. Worth to watch
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by kuu 5y ago
Do they charge you by written bytes? I really don't see the problem with larger function names...
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by kuu 5y ago
First of all: it's really cool and fun! Congratulations! As a small feedback: adjustable radius would be more fun. For example in the town were I had my childhood, this area is too big and takes other neighbourhood/cities that I d
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by kuu 5y ago
It shows you the command and allows you to copy it on the clipboard. It's never going to execute it. For me it is useful more like a refreshing your memory than doing the actual work, therefore you need to know what you're doing f
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by kuu 5y ago
The thing is that in many countries of Europe (an maybe somewhere else too) we consider that a company is not only a way for the owners to make money, but they have a social value and responsibility. Therefore you cannot just fire 200 peopl
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by kuu 5y ago
I really enjoyed the article. It gives insights from inside that I couldn't understand from outside. The sense of community and the idea of getting some reputation (even if it only makes sense inside that community, as any reputation)
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by kuu 5y ago
I'm not familiar with this category of motorsport, but at least in F1, all safety systems need to allow the driver to leave the car in less than X seconds in case of accident (for example, if the driver needs to get out of the car in t
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by kuu 5y ago
I think you're giving a big key that many of us as just developers/engineers miss some times, and it's the distribution part. For us, as we haven't trained in that area, it's hard to find a solution. How would you s
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by kuu 5y ago
I like the idea and congratulations in the execution. Some ideas, just to improve the solution, they're not too important: - The idea of introducing the city and then I have to click validate is not the usual thing to do, usually the u
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by kuu 5y ago
I guess big guys don't want they service to suddenly stop, so they probably would not use this... But it's just a guess
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by kuu 5y ago
Yes ;)
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by kuu 5y ago
One thing I hate about the cloud providers is that there isn't an option to set a maximum cost. I would prefer to plug the cable of my side project than just receive an email saying me that next bill is going to be over my cost. I unde
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by kuu 5y ago
They mention that on the article: > We apply data2vec separately to speech, images and text and it outperformed the previous best single-purpose algorithms for computer vision and speech and it is competitive on NLP tasks.
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by kuu 5y ago
At least with mobile roaming it was done.
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by kuu 5y ago
That could be some "name squatting" / "cyber squatting": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cybersquatting
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by kuu 5y ago
Same here
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by kuu 5y ago
How does something like this happen without QA knowing and Apple fixing it? I mean, it's happening cause charging it, that's something all users will do :S Sounds a lot like the antennagate
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by kuu 5y ago
In a sense you can see that in some online servers. For example, here in my country, a few months ago a group of streamers started a Minecraft server where they all play. They are divided in 3 towns of around 10 people each. What is funny i
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by kuu 5y ago
Does Google Chrome sound familiar to you? In that case, I have some news...
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by kuu 5y ago
> SpaceX has built on top of lots of existing ideas Everything is built on top of lots existing ideas, nothing is created in vacuum.
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by kuu 5y ago
How do you spend more hours sitting at your desk after 8 hours of sitting at your desk? I really would like to do more things at my PC, but whenever I finish with my work I'm drained
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by kuu 5y ago
To HR of the next company...
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by kuu 5y ago
I agree, and I think until certain point you need to assume that you'll be powerless in some aspects. You cannot change it all and you need to accept certain amount of being powerless. The key is to find the proper amount...
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by kuu 5y ago
> Facebook has realized that their main product does not appeal to everyone, Let's don't fool ourselves: the only reason to change the name of the company is because "Facebook" name has many negative (and fairly earne

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