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I was worried for a moment since the company, "Cure Encapsulations" sounds familiar to the product line I frequently buy "Pure Encapsulations", luckily they are not the same. What's interesting is that they only see
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I've always wondered why we never really saw toilets in Star Trek. They never really could re-imagine them back then (or now). I have several fully automatic Totos (which have to abide by California/US water usage rules).. and whi
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8y ago
This reminds me of bureaucracy in India. As a foreign-born Indian I tried to get an OCI (Overseas Citizen of India) which is akin to a lifetime visa nowadays. As part of the documentation they eventually required my father's birth cert
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8y ago
Isn't it still alive as IBM Notes?
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8y ago
Wow I remember this from a few years back. I think Berkeley teaches the course in Python now.
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8y ago
Stargate program.
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8y ago
Interesting, I usually find the opposite harder to find. I may be in touch if you are in the Bay Area.
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8y ago
What about backhaul? Is it wireless or is it designed as using a wireline fiber backbone to wireless clients? What kind of bandwdith levels are you targetting with your product and hardware? I think in the Bay Area you would want to be look
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8y ago
What kind of residential density would you require? Is this only feasible for MDUs?
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8y ago
The tower itself is pretty bland if not downright ugly, but hopefully it will spur development of an even taller building(s) with some true character.
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9y ago
I've had a great experience in the Bay Area, however that's primarily ordering from larger stores like Whole Foods/Costco where their inventory systems seem to be pretty up-to-date.
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9y ago
Cost of bidets are coming down a lot with more domestic manufacturers. At $200-300 for a Toto-like attachment I upgraded all of my toilets. It's hard to go back once you are used to it.
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9y ago
CS229 @ Stanford is very math/proof intensive. This might be somewhat similar to CS221 or the Coursera course.
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9y ago
birthday wish messages.
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9y ago
Where are the results of the feasibility study in Oakland?
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9y ago
I think it's your best bet is to take the prerequisites for the degree at a transfer institution, which is the one area community colleges are specifically designed for. Generally this is something like Math (Calculus, Linear Algebra,
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Interesting that it seems to be all on the stats side and less on engineering. For anyone that wants to get the background for any of this I highly recommend ISLR (and ESL as a reference). http://www-bcf.usc.edu/~gareth/
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9y ago
Author seems to be into fantasy sports and must have a lot of group threads on that topic.
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While I believe there was probably fraud involved, they could have been using the volume licensed version released in 2016 or the beta (2015) of MS Office. Piracy of both is rampant in Asia.
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USAF actually consulted a lot on the show and later in the series I believe the Stargate operation becomes a joint international civilian-military effort.
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There are rumors they might want to use Lidar. People have seen Tesla's equipped with Lidar, but it could be a 3rd party testing it or even Tesla doing some comparison research. Since newer sensors are become more cost effective I coul
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I have an AP1 car and a AP2 loaner (for the last month). This is just reaching parity to AP1 autopilot capabilities. AP2 has been crippled since launch. There a few new features that my AP1 might not have like Perpendicular Autopark, but I
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9y ago
I have some 4u servers and I found that with 4x in a rack that's already to dense and the temperatures too high with the consumer level cards that need active cooling. On the other hand, in CA more rack space was relatively cheap.
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I've always thought a great feature of shows/movies with subtitles would be to the ability to display multiple at the same time. It would really be useful for learning assuming the subtitles are translated well. Right now I'v
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Tesla is just desperately trying to push Model S sales this quarter. That's probably also why they added back free supercharging to the Model S recently.
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I've seen a few people mention using check or debit cards and that is almost always a bad idea. You lose the fraud protection and you are giving vendors and employees direct access to your checking account. For your particular situatio
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Neither of these are real credit cards, they are prepaid debit cards. I suppose I could imagine a few use cases if you deal with a lot of contractors/temporary employees but at that point I'd rather just deal with reimbursements.
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10y ago
That seems about in line with the Bay Area. Around 5 years back it was ~ $90k. A lot of people include their signing bonuses and RSUs in their salary "number". RSUs have also become more significant recently versus pure salary inc
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What country are you coming from? You have to be on the treaty list. I don't think the savings are enough, but it depends on the type of business/where you will be located. If that is the extent of your savings you have to conside
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10y ago
I think he will be fine for the H1B and and other skilled immigrant programs. Lower corporate taxes would be good, but I don't think it will be realistic. However, some kind of deal for tax repatriation for large multinationals might b
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