mrleinad

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by mrleinad 5y ago
What was the overall consensus for that book in the reviews? Or were you amongst the first ones to buy it?
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by mrleinad 5y ago
Not sure what the limits are for returning content, but I'd set some if they haven't already. You shouldn't be able to return the content if you listened on its entirety, for example.
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by mrleinad 5y ago
Can you expand on the scary sides of modafinil you found?
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by mrleinad 5y ago
Sounds a lot like that quote from the 70s "there is no reason for any individual to have a computer in their home." That held true until prices dropped and computers were actually useful to individuals and not room-sized machines.
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by mrleinad 5y ago
I think the showbiz works under different rules. They value the exposure a lot more than a single payment, as it increases the future audience.
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No, he would never consider that, because it would only provide more views to JR, thus being akin to giving him money.
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by mrleinad 5y ago
Damn, the fact that you felt you needed to mention what Roger Waters is known for made me feel old...
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by mrleinad 5y ago
No, because no matter the outcome, that would be feeding into JR pockets.
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Winforms
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Winforms
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by mrleinad 5y ago
I work for a company that sells a niche desktop app for mining companies, called Aegis.[1] Even if the company is planning to implement something web related in the near future, the business is on the desktop and there are no plans on takin
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by mrleinad 5y ago
I never bothered to look it up, but that still tells me nothing. Is everyone into what's the destructive power of one ton of TNT but me? All I can think of when I read TNT is some old cowboy movie where they threw TNT cartridges around
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by mrleinad 5y ago
It can be removed using Acrobat too, so...
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by mrleinad 5y ago
Thanks to your post, I just discovered that something I always requested my grandmother to make was called "frybread". Here in Argentina we call it "tortas fritas", and it's been consumed since forever here and in C
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by mrleinad 5y ago
The less addons I need, the better. As long as I can block ads with uBlock Origin and handle a few other small things, I'm good. I gave up on my freedom a long time ago since I use gmail and outlook for everything. I leave those things
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by mrleinad 5y ago
How are wages usually managed in the US on scenarios like these? From the outside, it looks like there are no unions to push for wage inflation raises, is that correct? I wish we had only 7% inflation here... (Argentina)
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by mrleinad 5y ago
Gave up on FF a month ago because it was just too damn slow, but I didn't want to go back to use Chrome because I don't want to have to install a ton of addons just to have features that should be baked in the browser by now. I fo
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by mrleinad 5y ago
An online law editorial I used to work at around 10 years ago basically scraped free available content from different sources around the web, repackaged it, and sold it online via subscription model. They're still around.
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by mrleinad 5y ago
They're macaques, so maybe they can handle small children. Not adults.
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by mrleinad 5y ago
I know optical media deteriorates over time, so in order to be a hedge, you would need to record it over and over again periodically, preparing for an event you are not sure when it might come. Poses a problem with waste and needed resource
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by mrleinad 5y ago
Spent 1 minute trying to understand how it works, so, I agree.
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by mrleinad 5y ago
I'm not sure learn is the right verb, but I think that it certainly opens the mind to other stuff that we couldn't previously see. And that cascades into other areas as well.
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by mrleinad 5y ago
Same here. That "twist" for the second episode was too damn much to keep watching them utterly destroy everything that Asimov wrote.
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A Complete Machine Learning Package(github.com)
4 points by mrleinad 5y ago|0 comments
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by mrleinad 5y ago
Genetically engineer an organism and use its DNA to store the information. Encode an easy way to propagate itself to ensure it doesn't dissappear.
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by mrleinad 5y ago
If he's good, you probably wouldn't be able to tell if he's faking that too ;)
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The 300 mile-high club
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by mrleinad 5y ago
I miss those good times when developers were given freedom to do things like these.
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Low-light image enhancement using MIRNet(keras.io)
4 points by mrleinad 5y ago|0 comments
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by mrleinad 5y ago
That looks a lot like a stock market pattern (and it makes sense it does) Do you know about any books that might expand on the subject, maybe mentioning other effects?

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