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by loufe 6y ago
I suppose that is a part of the human understanding of neural networks. When you take out the human perspective of humans, we do pretty much the same thing.
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by loufe 6y ago
No, it's not true. If you followed closely their APM was hamstringed to the point of being lower than players in many cases. In many of the playbacks I've seen it is the strategy that helped them win. Though when they lose against
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by loufe 6y ago
If DDG gets big I would argue Google will still be in play, and by that time I think the discussions around search engine options in the general populace will make it such that the space is more competitive.
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by loufe 6y ago
I think it's easy to say their "legitimacy" or "stability" depends on high growth rates, but I don't think that's necessarily the case. I would love to hear even one genuine expert on the subject make the
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by loufe 6y ago
If you're considering Montréal, do your research before. French language is not a requirement to get by day-to-day in the city (though elsewhere in the province is another story). We have a decent tech sector with some big companies li
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by loufe 6y ago
"HAS THIS EVER HAPPENED TO YOU?"
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by loufe 6y ago
It's purely semantics, but I think in this case it would be the "Quebecois" government. A side note, does anybody know what the name for that form of a country/culture/language is? ex: French for France or Italian f
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by loufe 6y ago
Have you been to any major French city recently? There is still a crisis of homeless refugees, there is clearly different reasoning behind why they are there but in general I'd argue the effect is the same.
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by loufe 6y ago
I don't think the definition of brain drain and remote work allowing people to stay in their country really fit together. If I, a french worker, stay working in France, I pay French taxes and my lineage and social impact remain in Fran
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by loufe 6y ago
Exactly, it speaks to the same point about overeating my parents brought up when I was young. A lot of families, without questioning it, continue the practice of pressuring children to eat every last scrap on their plate instead of stopping
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by loufe 6y ago
I also had a very rough ride from mono. I was in bed for over a month and came out some very unpleasant side effects. I developed a tic disorder (suspected PANDAS) which has lasted the 6 years since and my immune system was so weak I caught
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by loufe 6y ago
If you read the Github thread it's mentioned that it's not just the interface, but the code structure, and design theory as well.
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by loufe 6y ago
I would be interested to see the quote. Was he hoping for a 10-fold drop right off the bat for the first mission or rather for that drop "à un moment donné". I imagine the costs will continue to go down with time for the base mode
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by loufe 6y ago
The story I heard (link below) is that a Japanese fashion businessman wanted to fly his entourage around the moon and back. https://apnews.com/ef359e63b98b4263b4ac0eea28988538/SpaceX's...
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by loufe 6y ago
I've not worked with any language thus far without automatic garbage collecting, so this was definitely a neat read for me. It sounds rather elegant.
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by loufe 6y ago
That's a fair point. In theory, or at least in my imagination of running a large business, I still think there is value in keeping a rainy-day fund - but you're certainly right that it doesn't seem like any large companies, a
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by loufe 6y ago
>First, a lot of companies don't pay out dividends or buy back stock these days As I understand it, a good chunk of of the reason stock prices were originally so high before the crash 2 months ago was that stock bybacks were at an a
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by loufe 6y ago
Well this thread did not have the comments I expected. At least in my case I have a mom who gave us her all and continues to be a part of my life. I call her pretty frequently but I appreciate having a holiday as an excuse to remind her how
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by loufe 6y ago
I suppose that depends on where you live. In Canada, at least, law programs continue to have very competitive entry requirements and the market for lawyers is rather saturated meaning salaries are relatively low for post-graduate profession
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by loufe 6y ago
What I think the article did a poor job of highlighting was they were talking mostly about losses from shutdowns in shale-oil wells. They don't talk about conventional surface wells, only offshore and even then they mention a minimal l
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by loufe 6y ago
While I agree this post should be downvoted I do think it's worth mentioning at least two different reasons why higher clock speed would push me to intel this generation: AutoCAD and Europa Universalis IV. Those are my two principal de
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by loufe 7y ago
Not to take away from your point but Lyft does operate in Canada, now.
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by loufe 7y ago
I'm curious as I believe I'm fairly skeptical myself, are many people in this community genuinely surprised by this news?
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by loufe 7y ago
Indeed! I just went and volunteered last year (first trip to Europe)! You can do a 7 day rotating internship with them (provided you have a good base in french). They really let you do almost everything, I worked in masonry, carpentry, tile
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by loufe 7y ago
Forgive me but I don't feel like the article in any way actually states they refuse to honour the government's demand. What part of the article mentions that?
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by loufe 7y ago
Ah that's a great idea for the Arduino itself! My board burnt out because my independant battery source for the board didn't work out so I wired it in parallel with my batteries (3x8 AA batteries in series put through a voltage ad
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by loufe 7y ago
Sorry for the delay! http://159.203.59.159/Dreamcoat/
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by loufe 7y ago
I bought an old trench coat from a thrift store and outfitted it with 350 programmable LEDs , an Arduino to control them, and a 24 AA battery bank for a music festival last year, it was a hit. I'm currently working on adding another 15
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by loufe 7y ago
It's a good point though I content that it depends on what you mean. I'd argue that there are measures which are enforcable and feasible on a small scale which may be far less so on a larger scale (ex: the USA) due as much to poli
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by loufe 7y ago
Can the headline be improved? I opened it as the title gives no impression of being temporary or linked to COVID-19.

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