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lanaius
13y ago
You must be doing something correct since RES updated to better support you.
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13y ago
The annoying part is that you have to jump through cookie hoops to get the file, even though pro design appears to be affiliated with Adobe. Adobe does run a "hidden" FTP with installers for everything back to like version 9 of th
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lanaius
13y ago
Setting aside all of the other existing information, the crux of many of the arguments in the article depend on the government knowing the use of particular addresses. That's data most city/county/state governments already ha
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13y ago
Not that it directly relates to your comment, but Midtown Atlanta is filled with brand-new high-rise condominium buildings at an incredibly high price. They continue to build more of them even right now, so there is still healthy demand the
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They have a lot of shots of hardware design and testing that at most charitable strongly imply they built the hardware from the bottom up. Having done so and then being intentionally vague about any of the hardware is offsetting. That'
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13y ago
Except in the case where the Kickstart is funded, the money is taken, and then the project never delivers. That's of course the risk, but if the project never really intended to deliver (i.e. a scam or fraud) Kickstarter can potentiall
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13y ago
For me part of the issue is that I have enough money troubles where I am in life (and I'll admit Coin isn't probably targeted at me in that case) that I don't have time to worry about there being issues with the device that d
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13y ago
"Complete discharge can happen even when the car is plugged in if it isn’t receiving sufficient current to charge, which can be caused by something as simple as using an extension cord. " Just to clarify the conversation.
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It seems less troubling that they would go through the trouble of specially "inflating" scores and more troubling that their scaling model is apparently incapable of responding to quick changes in computational demand. If benchmar
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Wouldn't the sensor be a little more important in this case than the lens?
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I read the "unlikely" as sarcasm implying that the events were potentially quite likely, particularly given the structuring of the contract.
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When I didn't want to keep doing homework in High School, they dropped me from "honors" math to regular math and gave me poor grades. They continued to give me bad grades occasionally (since I didn't do the homework, occ
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If Blender is GPL but the plug-in interface is Python and thus only GPL-Compatible, why can't the plugin be GPL-Compatible and thus not require providing sources?
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I probably wouldn't make a scrapbook with it.
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I have been told by other foreign graduate students that getting married in another country (possibly even married at all) violates that student visa agreements. One girl is French and marrying an American, she was told that if she goes to
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13y ago
Except the minor detail that being for-profit does not, itself, imply that the company has shareholders.
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The argument against this, and I make this as a jaded and struggling graduate student so accept that bias, is that there is no acceptable outlet for negative results. There is also no acceptable outlet for those who consistently produce neg