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by kuzehanka 7y ago
It's both. And storage cost is amplified by number of regions replicated to.
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by kuzehanka 7y ago
That's like a month of CosmosDB storing a DVD worth of records!
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by kuzehanka 7y ago
Is all this talk of AGI some kind of marketing meme that you guys are tolerating? We haven't figured out sentiment analysis or convnets resilient to single pixel attacks, and here is a page talking about the god damned singularity. As
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by kuzehanka 7y ago
> You aren't going to get a good review by being useless but really good at small talk in the kitcken In reality though, this is exactly what happens, and this mindset is exactly what creates entire departments of incompetent but fr
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by kuzehanka 7y ago
Tech is a field where skill is self-evident and verifiable to a much greater extent than most traditional business. And while it's not a universal rule, I have found that people at the top of the top of their respective tech/nonte
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by kuzehanka 7y ago
> Lest you think I'm being unfair, consider your link; that's clearly dirt in the lens. Mate, it's an object being tracked by multiple planes with multiple cameras (more footage of this incident on youtube), two of which a
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by kuzehanka 7y ago
I don't understand what you're getting at. They have a large number of recorded UFO incidents with captured evidence, usually from the aircraft instrumentation itself. If you're trying to imply they're imagining it due t
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by kuzehanka 7y ago
Yes, but not UFOs as in aliens. UFOs as in there's a ton of unidentified aircraft in any given airspace that no one is claiming responsibility for. This is happening because the US Navy recently released a bunch of UFO info to the publ
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by kuzehanka 7y ago
What are you talking about? Einstein's discovery motivated the project, but he was always against the bomb. "Several weeks before America dropped the nuclear bomb on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Albert Einstein begged our government to
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by kuzehanka 7y ago
And as stated in countless well cited articles, this was done in order to maintain the 737 type rating and make the MAX 8 handle like other 737. Not to meet regulations that were otherwise unmet.
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by kuzehanka 7y ago
"MCAS is required in order to meet federal airworthiness requirements" Cite this. Specifically this. The rest of your comment agrees with mine without this being true, and I have not seen any evidence of this being true.
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by kuzehanka 7y ago
This is entirely false. Stop spreading disinformation. Myth: the 737 MAX 8 is not inherently stable, has relaxed stability, etc. Fact: it's very much inherently stable. Myth: the 737 MAX 8 is easier to stall than other planes. Fact: no
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by kuzehanka 7y ago
Modern GPU have no issues with branching.
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by kuzehanka 7y ago
Moral thought experiment: who do you think deserves a greater punishment - a drug addict who stabbed your child during a high, or a CEO who knowingly prevented your child and hundreds of others from being able to afford the only life-critic
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by kuzehanka 7y ago
> Valeant I know that name. Valeant doesn't do any r&d. Their entire business model is to buy up rights to, or manufacture drugs that are supply limited, and ratchet up the prices to the maximum that the market will permit. They
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by kuzehanka 7y ago
GPUs have become immensely popular and helpful in many real-world use cases. This happened in a fraction of time that FPGA had to find a useful niche in the market. As a mostly outsider to the FPGA world, I conclude one of two is true: 1: F
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Tackling Climate Change with Machine Learning(arxiv.org)
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by kuzehanka 7y ago
The only way that would be true is if they dropped tanks. If they had to drop tanks, they were already in a situation where the A-10 would have to turn around and go home without even attempting a run.
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by kuzehanka 7y ago
https://www.lamag.com/citythinkblog/ucla-cheating/ https://www.smh.com.au/national/melbourne-uni-probes-inside-... https://www.macrobusiness.com.au/2019/04/internati
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by kuzehanka 7y ago
When you try to leave China, you're checked against a no-exit list and simply prevented from leaving if you're on it. No reason need be given to you. China currently keeps a number of political hostages this way and prevents undes
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by kuzehanka 7y ago
It's not about societies being different. It's about Chinese international students engaging in blatant plagiarism, refusing to participate in classes, completely refusing to integrate, engaging in pro-chinese anti-local political
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by kuzehanka 7y ago
What are your thoughts about accounts such as u/mvea consistently hitting the front page on a daily basis, often with links that were posted by other accounts earlier but only gained traction when posted by this account? What are your
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by kuzehanka 7y ago
> More concerning, I no longer wish to support reddit as a platform. Widespread astroturfing, manufactured controversy, politics, bullying, incessant nitpicking and arguing. Ever since starting a project to collect and analyse the reddit
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by kuzehanka 7y ago
In my country, the driver is also legally required to drive you to your destination. It doesn't stop them from making random excuses like 'oh sorry my gps is broken'. That is an actual excuse I got from not one but two cab dr
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by kuzehanka 7y ago
I'm fine with Uber costing the same as a regular taxi. Riding in a taxi is a garbage experience compared to uber. Drivers making excuses not to take you after learning your destination, rude drivers, drivers who have no clue how to nav
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by kuzehanka 7y ago
"If a person who has the lawful care or charge of a child under 12 years, leaves the child for an unreasonable time without making reasonable provision for the supervision and care of the child commits a misdemeanour. Maximum penalty –
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by kuzehanka 7y ago
Why is it 'premature' brain development? This seems to have picked a particular lens to interpret the results. I grew up in a European country and moved to a developed western nation at age 10. The first few years of school were a
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by kuzehanka 7y ago
Perth is number 4 on the above list..?
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by kuzehanka 7y ago
That 30% rounding error are people who don't have any interest in travelling to major cities. Giving mobility to those people would unlock new use cases of its own, but the GP post is actually accurate to commercial reality.
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by kuzehanka 7y ago
Convnets were detailed 1980s and didn't become viable until hardware caught up in the 2010s.

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