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by mithr 8y ago
Not to belittle OP's experience, but I've been running High Sierra on a 2010 MBP since it came out with no issues, so YMMV.
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by mithr 8y ago
> We need to be willing to pick sides when there are clear moral or humanitarian issues. This is a little depressing given Zuckerberg's recent interview in which he said, with regard to Sandy Hook or Holocaust deniers posting these
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by mithr 8y ago
I was using Tower 2 for years, and have been using the beta for a while, and love it. However, I'm really in two minds about the way they've chosen to implement their payment model change... On the one hand, I'm a proponent o
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by mithr 8y ago
This is amazing, but one thing I don't really understand is this: earlier in the presentation, they demoed some new Google Assistant voices. All of them sound like standard computer-synthesized assistants. On the other hand, the synthe
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by mithr 8y ago
You wouldn't even need that -- just a request log that included the request body without sanitizing it first :)
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by mithr 9y ago
This kind of system usually comes into place because an organization combines a number of different pieces of software to make a cohesive whole, rather than designing a single all-in-one solution with perfect foresight. While the customer c
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by mithr 9y ago
Having an opinion is not, and cannot be outlawed. _Expressing_ these opinions out loud in a public forum, however, is a different matter. Hate speech (with its various definitions) is actually outlawed in many places around the world.
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by mithr 9y ago
This is not true; as in, racism has a clear dictionary definition as "Prejudice, discrimination, or antagonism directed against someone of a different race based on the belief that one's own race is superior." (Source: Oxford
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by mithr 9y ago
Then I think your workplace is in the wrong in this situation. Reasoned discussions not based in bigotry/xenophobia/etc, where both sides are respectful, should definitely be acceptable at work -- they definitely are at mine.
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by mithr 9y ago
Not intended as a straw man, but rather as an illustration that the same general opinion ("the idea of sanctuary cities has been taken too far") should be a perfectly fine (even if unpopular) thing to discuss in the workplace if y
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by mithr 9y ago
What do you mean by "when not acted upon"? No one is arguing that the OP shouldn't be allowed to _hold_ this opinion, privately and in his own head. I do argue that the _act_ of sharing the opinion with a colleague at work is
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by mithr 9y ago
Do you find your rights to be impeded when you aren't allowed to own or carry a bomb, either? don't pretend everything is equivalent. The right of two people to have rights and protections under state/federal law regardless o
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by mithr 9y ago
That's because this view is actively harmful to your colleague who does not consider their gender to be binary. This isn't the equivalent of a colleague telling you they believe gender is non-binary, it's equivalent to someon
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by mithr 9y ago
Sure, but discussing any of those wouldn't get you fired out of any reasonable job -- at most it might make your coworkers think less of you, but I don't really see why holding an opinion _should_ protect you from the social (i.e.
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by mithr 9y ago
It also works on 10.13 (17A365)
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by mithr 9y ago
Have you tried the "toy AR" in new Apple devices running iOS 11? it's quite impressive how accurately it's able to track most environments. Sure, having a known marker makes that process a lot easier, so you can avoid th
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by mithr 9y ago
> Developers ... [are] given a depth map they can use for applications ... This can also be used in ARKit applications. This has me very excited. ARKit already does an impressive job of tracking as you move around your environment, and t
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by mithr 9y ago
While I've been a developer for many years, I've only started with UE4 about a month ago, and I've got to say that the experience has really been great. Not only are there really, really good official video tutorials to get y
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by mithr 9y ago
There are two major use cases as I see them, and both are buoyed by the fact that these days, speech recognition by devices such as the Echo or Google Home is actually quite impressively good -- it can pretty consistently understand your wo
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by mithr 9y ago
If they actually achieve their goals, then this would be a lot faster, quieter, more accessible, and quite a lot cheaper than renting a helicopter. Check the "mission" section on their site for estimated costs -- cheaper than or o
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by mithr 10y ago
Unfortunately, those limitations aren't strictly enforced (the hospitals seem to care more about their bottom line than about their cheap labor's well-being -- so I don't see this changing soon). In addition to that, this stu
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Protonet refunds indiegogo backers rather than face unknown delays(indiegogo.com)
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