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by leoh 6y ago
You just did when you posted this comment
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by leoh 6y ago
Why not just use a cloud offering? The AWS analysis is interesting, but there are other great offerings like Google's colab, which offers a free GPU https://colab.research.google.com/notebooks/intro.ipynb .
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Riese and Müller Superdelite E-Bike(r-m.de)
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by leoh 6y ago
>Why hadn’t we stockpiled key supplies and machines, built up hospital capacity, or ensured the robustness of our supply chains? The reason, of course, is that it would have been seen as inefficient and profit-robbing. >Seen in this l
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by leoh 6y ago
The funnier thing would be to create knock-off clothing and sell it hella' cheap, flooding the market with indistinguishable fakes.
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by leoh 6y ago
Not "W[h]y [you] would ... want [to do this]" lol ;)
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by leoh 6y ago
Because (a) it would let you root your device, allowing you to do what you want with it (b) it would make these 400 vulnerabilities especially dangerous
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by leoh 6y ago
>Fun fact: You cannot get emergency FDA approval for a vaccine (Remdesivir) if another effective drug exists (HCQ). Remdesivir is not a vaccine, it is an anti-viral, which is not the same thing. Moreover, the FDA is not going to block em
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by leoh 6y ago
>Bill Gates: I’ve paid $10 billion in taxes. I should have paid more. https://www.vox.com/future-perfect/2019/2/27/18243183/bill-g...
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by leoh 6y ago
Becuase curl uses system certs as opposed to ones bundled with the browser. Also this is off-topic, read the article, he was an incredible human being.
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by leoh 6y ago
Sorry to be a jerk, but quickly rule out professors like this. Go listen to Maria Konnikova's interview on the Longform podcast here https://longform.org/posts/longform-podcast-400-maria-konnik... about her workin
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by leoh 6y ago
Don't listen to anyone here. Just contract some advisors that interest you and see what happens and don't get discouraged. Don't waste your time going through the application process until you have developed a relationship wi
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by leoh 6y ago
I hope you're diversifying and trying more than one service to sell your goods? Especially one that doesn't charge you anything?
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by leoh 6y ago
Dude, who cares?
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by leoh 6y ago
Bit snarky, but all I got from this post is "because it doesn't." Many languages don't require a main function. In fact, the earliest languages like LISP (and even punchcards!) don't require it, let alone many other
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by leoh 6y ago
Well, it's more severe now and as you pointed out yourself, it's becoming increasingly common. Not to mention a shift to renewables (despite some developing countries continuing to rely on oil), which may add increasing pressure.
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by leoh 6y ago
If you are using Java or a JVM language (e.g. Ruby, Clojure, etc.) it may be worth checking out Apache Calcite https://calcite.apache.org/ .
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by leoh 6y ago
This is silly. Product managers are not "brand managers" — a good one is far more technical. Google has never claimed to "invent" 20% time — 3M and a great number of other organizations have doubtlessly used something ak
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by leoh 6y ago
Google isn't fundamentally in the entertainment business. They are in the search/ad business, which breaks the fundamental assumption here ("users need to be entertained or they leave"). Moreover, Facebook has shown an a
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by leoh 6y ago
No, but C/C++ is widespread and the relative understandability of Rust for those coders and advantages of Rust will certainly aid its adoption.
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by leoh 6y ago
I think all clients are a bit questionable since it's such a complex format and because most clients are not written in safe languages. Although they're rarer, even Mac OS X's Preview.app has had CVEs.
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by leoh 6y ago
Correct. Many Jews disagree with Israel's current relationships — and many early zionists like Herzl would likely disagree too.
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by leoh 6y ago
Link?
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by leoh 6y ago
A preponderance of religions and philosophies that advocate changing the way one thinks does not mean that most people subscribe to them. Most people are insanely dogmatic including self-described Buddhists (such as those on Myanmar that ar
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by leoh 6y ago
Such a bot could be used to damage ad tracking
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by leoh 6y ago
This is 100%. I'm not sure, however, that I even trust PDFs these days. Somewhat paranoid there are zero days on libgen, etc.
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by leoh 6y ago
This is silly. Most stacks will have counterparts on both architectures. Just run CI with the same configurations as prod. Problems due to differences will be rare for most stacks -- modern languages are well defined and run against extensi
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by leoh 6y ago
It can also be used for safety/security — i.e. I believe GMail proxies remote images through their own servers.
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by leoh 6y ago
Yes, a bit tricky. You don't need to declare arrays in AWK, amazingly. Interesting how long it takes to get ergonomic gestures just right in languages. https://www.gnu.org/software/gawk/manual/html_node&#
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by leoh 6y ago
I'm sure he'd agree with you; it's not an either/or situation.

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