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by noxToken 10y ago
> It's really a shame we don't value education more. This might sound nit-picky but I think we all (Americans) value education as a whole. We just don't care (as a whole) about education for others outside of our sphere
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by noxToken 10y ago
Well if you're actually using blind taste tests, then none of that matters. The point is that branding yourself as "World's Best" can negatively affect your product due to psychology. Two ketchup brands on a hot dog or s
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by noxToken 10y ago
I don't think that's necessarily Apple's fault. Desktops/towers (much to my chagrin) are largely a thing of a bygone era. No matter where I go, everyone is on a laptop, and that's what allows the employee to be mo
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by noxToken 10y ago
I understand that. I was just wondering if anything could be done about it.
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Is this truly just an app or is it functionality tied to base OS configuration? If its the former, I should be able to uninstall via root like all the other bloatware crap, correct?
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by noxToken 10y ago
Maybe I'm misreading your comment, but it seems like you're missing the entire point of GP. No one is attempting to cast aside unwanted children. We're trying to prevent conception from happening in the first place for people
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US based only: I know it's not PTO, but there are certain qualifying events that allow you to take extended leave from work without repercussion. It includes childbirth and medical conditions where a family member needs care. It's
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by noxToken 10y ago
That's exactly what I meant in both instances. Uber is one of the few companies that actually disrupted a market where the main player had to make a major change or lose out (probably not full elimination) big time. On the other hand,
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by noxToken 10y ago
> Uber are betting on their customers becoming vocal opponents of the regulation and lobbying their government to change the law in order to allow Uber back without the rules, and for other governments to become fearful of enforcing the
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by noxToken 10y ago
As expected, that didn't really answer the question. The co-founder just gave a soft answer. FTA: > [Hugging Face co-founder Clément Delangue] told me that the app asks for a selfie because the team discovered that users wanted to
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by noxToken 10y ago
> And I noticed, that on social sites (Facebook for example) that shows employment, lots of people are becoming business-people too, for example I noticed scores of 18 year olds that own some business selling cakes, or making clothes, o
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by noxToken 10y ago
I know stuff like this is usually noise, but this 4chan[0] image is super relevant to this comment. If you weren't specifically referencing this, color me impressed. [0]: https://imgur.com/r/4chan/dgGvgKF
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by noxToken 10y ago
I agree with you in a sense. Insect is a repl for a scientific calculator. It's hosted on shark.fish. None of those lend indication that it's a repl or used for scientific calculation. That's fine, but neither of them are mem
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by noxToken 10y ago
Because most of use are just normal people who want great things for the people around us and (at the very minimum) nothing bad for other Americans external to our circles. Most of us aren't hyper-political. We're not getting abor
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by noxToken 10y ago
I'm gonna go against the grain here. I'll preface this by saying that I think all sex-offender cases should be handled on a case-by-case basis, and if we use a bit of common sense, things would be a lot better for everyone. Here&#
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by noxToken 10y ago
You can shield parry guardians. I mean, missing the parry is almost guaranteed death, but it deals a lot of damage.
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by noxToken 10y ago
You must have forgotten the iframe hell that was the early aughts. There are some sites that could benefit from individually scrolling elements. If you have a navigation pane that doesn't hide, it would be hell to have all of the navig
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by noxToken 10y ago
> If somebody has been promoted multiple times in programming roles...then you know they can code That's not necessarily true. There are people in "tenure" roles as I like to call them. They're not ostensibly bad, b
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I have played it on the Wii U exclusively on the handheld controller. In fact, my Wii U doesn't even have an HDMI cable in it's port. I've been mostly playing in bed and around the house. The only time I can recall stutter wa
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by noxToken 10y ago
Pass the cost of shipping to the buyer. I resold games in high school. I wasn't savvy enough to write scripts to search for specific games and their prices. I manually combed sites (mostly eBay) to find people/stores that were sel
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by noxToken 10y ago
I think there are two things at play here. This first is that you were probably a power user back when good search results required you to be good at search syntax. Back when Google wasn't the only search engine on the web, you could a
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by noxToken 10y ago
If it's not a function of the size of the code, then what does build time map to? I understand that dependency management, effective testing, proper build configs, etc. also factor into that function. I also understand that size of the
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by noxToken 10y ago
> with occasional 24 hours marathons when things really flow How on earth can you do that? A few weeks ago, I was in the office for 9 hours. I went home, goofed off of a little bit, then picked it back up for another 6 hours. I had bee
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by noxToken 10y ago
> ultimately we aren't paid for technical excellence but for working programs In my very un-expert opinion, there has to be a balance between technical excellence and working program. I'm assuming that your case is really a n
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by noxToken 10y ago
Fact is that you will get 30 different answers from 100 different people, and even with same answers from different people, you'll get different reasons for why they chose that answer. No, you won't get some silver bullet that&#x2
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by noxToken 10y ago
Same as the other child comment. Every locale I've been to has had at least 3 choices with an occasional 4th: a cable company, a phone company, and a satellite company. The 4th is typically a very small, local ISP. The cable company ha
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by noxToken 10y ago
> If our drugs, for all intents and purposes, are the exact same This include the above. The point was that the drugs are the same in every way possible. Although this is most certainly not the case for drugs x, y and z, our example hi
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by noxToken 10y ago
What's most baffling though is that there is a search bar. You don't have to actually navigate the menus to find each and every setting. Type in your term, and every sub-menu with an applicable setting will be displayed. From ther
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by noxToken 10y ago
That is the point. Drugs x, y, and z are all the market. They do the same thing with the same side-effects for the same cost. An ailment that the drug cures pops up in someone's life. When they go to the doctor, they can ask specifical
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by noxToken 10y ago
>Having used TopHat in a couple classes circa 2014-2015, the product is pretty bad. Roughly the same time frame for me. Get attendance with TopHat. Inevitably, it would fail at least one day a week in some way. Responses for questions we

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