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931.
by mycall 5y ago
This is the default if nobody calls 3M to stop it from bleeding out.
932.
by mycall 5y ago
I have been a Twilio customer for years. Now I need to enable SMS. They should know me, not a threat.
933.
by mycall 5y ago
> Ditzel explained, were running x86 servers with open PCIe slots, leaving Esperanto an opening to enter existing datacenters through a high-performing PCIe card. Brilliant move > the entire chip would consume just 8.5 watts ... Ditze
934.
by mycall 5y ago
> in and out and the main bend itself How would you rate humans for doing this right, in general , everywhere they have?
935.
by mycall 5y ago
Wealth is money made while sleeping.
936.
by mycall 5y ago
https://www.bbc.com/news/health-51736185
937.
by mycall 5y ago
You could take a look at Intel's Falcon 8 drones [0]. It might get you thinking differently, and the things they pull off a the Olympics is amazing. [0] https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/techn
938.
by mycall 5y ago
Then why do many try to force you to enable SMS even though you are a well known customer? Sometimes it is a soft-force and a few URL changes until you bypass the request.
939.
by mycall 5y ago
"Researcher" always has a better ring to it anyways.
940.
by mycall 5y ago
Put a lojack into the frame and have fun catching them.
941.
by mycall 5y ago
Could it be caused partly by plastics being consumed in higher quantities over time.
942.
by mycall 5y ago
If you buy the device, you own the device. Software too. It is just the OS can disable itself for a string of reasons.
943.
by mycall 5y ago
I think it is less divisive than that. Children are just learning how to externalize their imagination into real "what if this happens" scenarios. There is only so many iterations of that until puberty throws another big variabl
944.
by mycall 5y ago
Case in point: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7IHwKJOZZ6U
945.
by mycall 5y ago
I just read SYCL is inspired by C++AMP. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SYCL
946.
by mycall 5y ago
A better search would be: "purscript" "concatenate strings". In this case, 37 results came from Google search.
947.
by mycall 5y ago
> JUST TURNING IT OFF Or just apply image filters to the data, that will kill any neural network detection (since there is an infinite number of filters, specially the deep fake ones).
948.
by mycall 5y ago
Google has thousands of Android developers? Interesting.
949.
by mycall 5y ago
What about filling the radiation chamber with solar cells that could convert the wave energy into electricity? Something similar to this [0] but scaled way way up. [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6byi-RFrgtU
950.
by mycall 5y ago
On the other hand, if you can make 100 really useful queries and package them, perhaps they could be sold.
951.
by mycall 5y ago
Matrix home servers could provide the identity service with connectors to Facebook, TakeTwo, etc.
952.
by mycall 5y ago
Governments do the same thing. They can't do much by themselves, so they issue RFPs, vendors bid then do for them. Many of these vendors don't make it (1/20? no idea). Is that also bad for the economy?
953.
by mycall 5y ago
The right to repair also means if you break it, you own both halves. It is the right to risk. If I want to run SteamOS on an Xbox, let me try at least. If I succeed, let me resell the modified form. Buyer Beware in the social network age
954.
by mycall 5y ago
Little known but latest VMware Fusion and VMware Workstation comes with kubernetes OOTB (vctl, kind). It has never been easier to start up a cluster.
955.
by mycall 5y ago
A built in thesaurus should be able to handle this type of issue.
956.
by mycall 5y ago
Graph theories are used for all of your cited examples to explain how they work. They are well studied group homomorphic feature kernels in algebra.
957.
by mycall 5y ago
> There are a lot of shops that probably don't know how to recreate a machine from scratch. You can't fix already broken processes. VMware solved this 20 years ago. It is pretty simple to restore VMs on different systems, you
958.
by mycall 5y ago
Disaster Recovery
959.
by mycall 5y ago
How many of these in-store systems are susceptible to high-powered infrared LED hats that could interfere with the cameras. There are infrared filters for that, but how commonly are they used?
960.
by mycall 5y ago
Part of me thinks it would be demoralizing to have gained speech again, only to lose it once more at the end of the study once the electrode array is removed.

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