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by kuu 5y ago
Maybe use the read mode of Firefox and then print it?
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by kuu 5y ago
I understand it as: if you're taking my data as European citizen, that is protected; even if you're in the US I'm still European.
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by kuu 5y ago
Threads is a successful feature they added and it's not the same as at the beginning.
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by kuu 5y ago
I'm a bit surprised that conda is not mentioned anywhere (I'm not saying as best practice, but as an alternative or why envs are better)
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by kuu 5y ago
Have you heard about Gargantua in the Basque country region of Spain? https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gargant%C3%BAa
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by kuu 5y ago
Congratulations, I like the idea, quite useful for learning JS I think ;)
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by kuu 5y ago
I guess some of the reasons are that Sidewalk is: - For a product that was already owned and did not need it until now - Activated by default, as optional opt-out instead of opt-in
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by kuu 5y ago
Not OP but I think I can explain it: A NN embedding (simplified) would be: Input -> some Layers -> Final layer of size N -> Output The trick here is to teach the NN to output the same as the input; so if the NN has to learn to emit
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by kuu 5y ago
I don't know why you're being downvoted when it's clear your question is out of curiosity. High effort reviews are common on Goodreads, why? Because it's a community about passionate readers and probably those who write
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by kuu 5y ago
Why are you sharing the photo? Because of the kind of flower? the color? the general organization of the dining room table? Depending on why you share the photo, you just have to put that so others can understand it too.
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by kuu 5y ago
It's included in the body of the news: "The company first announced the leadership change as part of its February earnings report, saying Jassy would take over during the fiscal third quarter. Amazon (AMZN) had not previously shar
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by kuu 5y ago
> The only real issue I've had is that a weirdly large number of people seem to tag their family photos with the #architecture hashtag. Because for most people hasthags are a way of getting people to view their picture than to label
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by kuu 5y ago
The thing is that is called pandemic because a reason: the virus is still mutating, and I don't know how possible it is and it's up to discussion, but a mutation is possible and your nation (which by the way still has many cases)
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by kuu 5y ago
The author is refering to the "National Misery", which is not "National", is global, is affecting all of us.
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by kuu 5y ago
You're still missing the point. "National Misery" is where the error is coming, it's not National, it's affecting everyone
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by kuu 5y ago
Thanks for that!
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by kuu 5y ago
Well, in this case the description is in the very first line of the page: > "We introduce the topic of robotics, the recent history, why we need robots and the future of robots." And based in the titles of the videos, it seems
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by kuu 5y ago
TLDR: REST != web service APIs
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by kuu 5y ago
And I understand it: 2-4 hours of "bad" flying experience is not that much compared with 10 days holidays in a location that with other companies can cost you 10 times more...
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by kuu 5y ago
I think this is maybe the only good/beneficial use case for DeepFakes
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by kuu 5y ago
This is awful: > Based on the overall positive reviews and the recommendation of all reviewers to accept the work, the PC did not discuss this paper during the online PC meeting; [...] When, after acceptance, the authors tweeted the abs
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by kuu 5y ago
The article is basically saying that the research is pretty poor because Facebook is not sharing the information or creating articles that blurry the actual conclusions. The article, precisely, asks for more research
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by kuu 5y ago
I have the same feeling, and even here in HN, where people makes such amazing things and I'm just here lurking
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by kuu 5y ago
I don't think so. These plots are normalized by the max number of TODO's, but that may vastly differ from max TODO/LoC of each project.
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by kuu 5y ago
> "It may not take long for a creator to go to more and more extreme lengths to attract votes from their followers, ending in potentially self-damaging or humiliating scenarios" We've seen this on Twitch with streamers doi
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by kuu 5y ago
Interesting to see that most of them are almost always growing. It would be interesting to compare them to some other metrics, such as TODO/lines_of_code or TODO/num_contributors, to compare the TODO's with the size of the pr
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by kuu 5y ago
I may be completely off but my interpretation of bread is the following: - She's struggling with finding bread, the main task that is defining her at that moment (the writer goes around the idea that on fairy tales the task is what the
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by kuu 5y ago
My ELI5 would be: - Mom wanted to be a teacher. - Mom couldn't, most likely because pandemic situation. - Mom is now "only" a mom. - Mom is not sure about what she wanted to be. - Mom ponders if tasks are what defines us. - M
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by kuu 5y ago
O5: http://www.scpwiki.com/o5-command-dossier
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by kuu 5y ago
Just give some context about what is the SCP (I had no clue): https://villains.fandom.com/wiki/SCP_Foundation

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