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School buses are the real thing in Poland, my father has been driving one for the last 15 years :) It's just that they are more popular in rural areas (you know, grabbing kids from all those small villages and driving them to school in
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>> Trump is going to get everyone killed in global nuclear war related to North Korea That's actually quite probable, because: - both countries are openly hostile towards each other - both have leaders that are mentally unstable
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9y ago
- Replacing that 18-core Xeon with ThreadRipper 1950x: -2000 USD - Buying that ECC RAM yourself: -600 USD - Buying those NVMe SSDs yourself -600 USD Enjoing your new, affordable workstation: priceless :)
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9y ago
>> Sure, if you don't care about people actually using your stuff you can ignore their requests. I think you nailed the problem with Git here: it was created by one guy to support his pet project and as long as it works well for
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9y ago
It's official: Bitcoin bubble will burst in the next few weeks/months. Just wait for Goldman Sachs clients to buy enough shorts... https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-12-07/goldman-s...
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My thoughts exactly. Changing brain waves are good indicator of you being alive nothing else.
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9y ago
To have such enormous deficit you would have to exercise a lot. And of course you breathe faster during the workout so I think it is entirely possible to breathe out more than 2 pounds of CO2 per day. 2 pounds if probably average for a typi
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9y ago
>> development process company focused on learning and iterating with the production being only by-product That's not a company you're describing, that's a research lab. Either they win big by discovering some revolutio
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It does not break concentration of power, only shifts that power from one group of people (politicians) to another (cybercryminals hacking the system). As Stalin famously said: "It's not the people who vote that count, it's t
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9y ago
Regarding gaming: it doesn't matter how many games are there, what matters is WHICH GAMES. Playing games is a social activity after all, especially for teenagers. If all of your Windows-using friends are playing Assassin's Creed:
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There's some evidence that brainstorming is less effective than telling people to prepare a list of few ideas before the meeting and then merging those lists [1]. During brainstorming sessions people's creativity seem to be limite
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9y ago
If you can wait 3 months then wait. In Q1 2018 we should see first laptops with Coffe Lake processors, like Dell XPS 15 refresh and Thinkpad T480p. If you can't wait then go with current versions of those.
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9y ago
Alcoholism isn't defined in terms of how much you drink, but how much control you have over your drinking. If OP thinks he has a problem with drinking too much then probably he does have a problem.
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9y ago
But of course it implies exactly that. People should be rewarded for their skills and their contribution to the success of the company, which means that lion's share of profits goes to those on top. And no, we as a society don't g
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Sam Walton's employees would not be able to generate that fortune on their own. You seem to underestimate the role of leadership, vision and other business skills in creating a company. Not to mention that many of those employees proba
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9y ago
To paraphrase Arthur C. Clarke: Any sufficiently advanced smart city is indistinguishable from prison.
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9y ago
It's funny that you say that, because I'm constantly having problems with e1000e driver on my Intel NUC. Ethernet card stops working and dmesg shows "hardware unit hung" message. Tried to upgrade driver to latest version
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9y ago
But I wouldn't call deep learning a "technology". DL is a branch of mathematics, technology (e.g programming language, ML framework) is secondary, and most important non-mathematical advancements in the field of DL are those
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>> how Methuselah and his peers were able to 'live' as long as they did Another possible explanation is that ancient Jews used "Moon years" aka months as unit of measurement :) Then Methuselah's 969 "year
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America's infrastructure is behind other developed countries because once upon a time it was AHEAD of it's time. When you have a legacy infrastructure that is good enough it is harder to justify the cost of replacing it with somet
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Genuinely curious: Given that Softlayer bare metal server prices start at 700$ per month is there even remote chance of this actually being profitable?
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Slightly off-topic but I'm curious: Nvidia Volta is advertised as having "tensor cores" - what does it take for a programmer to use them? Will typical Tensorflow or Cafe code take advantage of it? Or should we wait for some n
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9y ago
5000 units, and you think that's a lot? Last year in Warsaw (which is smaller than SF) there were almost 20,000 new apartments built. You now see how much impact all those zoning laws have.
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Also, it helps that it's a tiny country (1.3 million citizens), so providing IT infrastructure is dirt cheap.
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Any DE that does not support fraction scaling does not qualify as "good HDPI support". KDE is doing it the right way.
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One great alternative to running are team sports like soccer or basketball. You can get cardiovascular excercise similar to HIIT training, while also having fun. The downside being that injuries can happen more often than during jogging.
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9y ago
So, the moral of your story is: minority employees are underpaid because they never say "no" to low salary they are offered? Or maybe you are saying that possessing some basic negotiation skills you don't have makes me evil?
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They really do that in America? I rented a lot of apartments in my country and was never asked about my income, or had a credit check. The usual way of avoiding not paying renters is requiring first rent plus guarantee deposit (usually equa
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9y ago
Luck happens when preparation meets opportunity. Don't use blind luck as an excuse.
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In the Apple walled garden, I guess...
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