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... I'm on the upgrade plan and plan to upgrade every year...
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I'm still fucking mad about that. Frying in beef juice made them taste so much better.
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A big push for NN is to get them running in real time on local GPUs so we can make AI cars and other AI tech a reality. 2500ms could be life and death in many scenarios
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You can't take out the clay, it's a proper surface in tennis. Nadal is the only one of the big 3 to have 2 of each slam surface type. We can point out useless stats all day but there's nothing you can say that can take away t
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>With that reasoning, we would still be worshiping Pete Sampras. If he was still playing. Until he retired, Sampras was far and above the crowd favorite in every match after he reached 8 slams. >hat does not mean Nadal is not superb a
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>Nadal is famously quoted as saying that he didn’t go to the gym at all You're taking it way out of context. That quote was referring to his arm muscularity, not how much he trains. Everyone in the sport know that Nadal and Thiem ar
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Highly disagree with your analysis of why most people prefer Federer to him. Most people prefer Federer because Fed was successful first, then Nadal. So, people were used to seeing Federer dominate and then Nadal came in. Nadal is far from
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So maybe we should sacrifice compiler speed for having a better compiler optimize more readable code?
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For the comment about not being able to use JS libs that don’t have typedefs, this is why I wish Facebook’s Flow was more popular. You can use as much or as little of typing as you want and don’t need to to write typedefs for every JavaScri
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Reuters has proven to be a trustworthy news organization. It’s understandable that Intelligence services don’t want to go on the record for having an ongoing investigation into a Chinese telecom
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Couldn’t one argue that their strength in cost efficiency was largely built on the theft of IP? Without the IP barriers western countries abide by, they were able to take the best technology from multiple companies, implement it and sell it
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8y ago
You can take on debt to buyout another company
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Is there a white paper for FoundationDB's consistency guarantee implementation?
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You may be correct, but possibly for the wrong reasons that you are are inferring. The University of California lost a lawsuit in which they were accused of preferring international students to in-state and out-of-state students because the
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Ask HN: What technical skills will the starts ups of the 2020s be found upon?
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Where does FoundationDB fit with this?
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>This happens all the time. That makes it all the more frightening
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9y ago
What sort of meditation do you do? I tend to do a bit of "focus on your breath" meditation for 5 minutes at a time throughout the day, but I feel like I'm missing something deeper