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Every time Google is shutting down a product there are the same kind of reactions like “I will not trust google running anything more than a year”, “killedbygoogle.com”. I’m wondering, have you ever heard about this product? I for one have
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I heard people say the thing they like about discord is that it's not associated with work.
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The problems you are listing are US specific and don't apply medical licensing elsewhere.
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I've seen starbucks branches that are dirty. I don't think I have been a dirty independent coffeeshop.
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Amazon is only in 7 countries in Europe. However, Amazon is in China and India. Both countries have a larger population than the US and EU combined.
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Note that Critique (Google's main code review UI) doesn't have the same issues that Gerrit apparently has.
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I think it's assuming that the dataset is i.i.d. distributed and sufficiently large.
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It would be cool in general if recommendation algorithms or search algorithms were more customizable. I would imagine you could put some code into your settings that controls which recommendations you see. The platform, like YouTube in this
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I remember in the early days this was very noticeable. Each time you watched a less popular video it would buffer in the beginning.
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Actually the same is true of "hard work". Conscientiousness is the personality trait of being careful, or diligent. Conscientiousness implies a desire to do a task well, and to take obligations to others seriously. Conscientious
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This comes down to a philosophical question: what would be the ideal way to give access to opportunities? Should only smart and hard working people people get them? Both of those things are in large part determined by genes. If you take thi
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These scientists essentially created what may have been a new species, that perhaps would have had similar sentience to us and had them terminated after 100 days. I don't think that there is any evidence that other animals don't
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I actually think it could have been a great opportunity for him. Generally speaking most leader's approval goes up when they handle a national crisis.
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Why would you make technical decisions based on what hyponthenictal new owners would prefer in a hyponthenictal acquisition in 5 years?
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Doesn't C++ have the exact same problem? People have style guides that prohibit using part of the language features. Maybe the problem is just better understood in C++ land.
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What about buying a house that is part of a HOA?
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Right, from the article: "This simple one line change reduced our clone times by 99% and significantly reduced our build times as a result." So the title is just completely wrong.
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I actually don't see 3 pinterest results, maybe there is some personalization at play. However you can't compare results based on just one search query. Not to mention that your query is probably quite common. It's easy for a
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I don't think it's that clear that that would be the outcome. If Apple was allowed to get payed by Bing, because they are not the market leader, I think some people would switch back to Google but many people would just keep Bing.
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Can you be more specific? It seems to that Discord is very similar to slack.
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They are simply categories that are defined, so they exist by definition. But they have poor predictive power. From wikipedia: Though the MBTI resembles some psychological theories, it is generally classified as pseudoscience, especially a
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Obamacare didn't make healthcare more expensive. It just distributed the cost differently.
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Which is why it had the individual mandate to prevent people from doing that.
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I think there are two parts to the answer. Firstly, health care in the US is extremely expensive. There are long articles written about this but IMO a main reason is market failure. The US, especially republicans, place a lot of value on fr
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* this is an amazing technical & business accomplishment* No, it's not. Waymo has been doing amazing work, but the problem is that they PR department is a little bit too good at it's job. Waymo has these kinds of announcements
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Which is why Silicon Valley is in California, and why attempts to create a startup culture elsewhere have mostly failed. I doubt that that is the main reason. Also, in this case it worked against the startup.
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In Eastern religions don't really work the same way as Christianity. If you believe in multiple gods, there is much more room for adopting different believes and practices.
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Can you share more details? Are you using massive parallelism or model reduction techniques like distillation?
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It doesn't have to be because it's not controversial.
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No it doesn't if you make well reasoned arguments.
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