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plus I don’t have to sign up on yet another service for just one film/show. I am 100% in for paying for the films/shows. Just give me a convenient cross-platform option to do so without any BS
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A lot of people just don’t get it. The US is the most powerful country in the word because of its technology and economy. Losing that will pretty much mean that others (likely non-democracies) will rule the world
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I’d say we need both.
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you do understand that ad network pays for search engine, right? And operating systems isn’t exactly a profit generator either...
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I am not quite sure that smaller companies can offer higher wages. Also, keep in mind a story of Bell Labs - the innovation power house hugely responsible for tens of Nobel Prize winning inventions such as transistor and solar cells. You ne
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everything described above is a good thing. Why do you care that someone will become insanely rich by improving lives for millions?
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I am a CA voter and I do think gas prices should be twice what they are now (e.g. more like western europe). Of course, a change like that should be gradual but steady
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Thanks for the clarification - gives people like me yet another reason to champion using GitHub at the companies we work for
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Automating whatever could be automated without loss of quality is the right thing to do. Making sure everybody have high living standards (as supported by above automation) is a job of democratic governments
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that’s what we did. We had a popular open source project using TF 1.x For it’s successor we chose Pytorch instead of TF 2 and have been very happy with this decision
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exactly. A lot of engineers in SV are in a good enough position to be actually able to do this without much setback for them and their families financially since they’ll be hired elsewhere right away
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I am not happy about dictatorship having a sizable influence on the world - long term, I believe, it is a dead end (I have lived in USSR). I am even less happy about Saudi Arabia. IMHO, it is the worst regime in the world (worse than NK) an
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yes, economic isolation helps - compare the amount of influence N. Korea (isolated) has in the world to the one of China (not isolated).
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»If you need to transition from TF1 to TF2, consider doing the TF1 to pytorch transition instead.» - that’s exactly what we did and we don’t regret that decision
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fission is already good enough. Let’s just adopt and build safe designs at scale
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An amateur astronomer spotted interstellar object (which got named after him)
(edition-m.cnn.com)
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people wait in lines and put deposits to buy Tesla’s product
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my parents had to be part of the union (USSR, so no choice). Union leaders decide who goes on vacation, when and where (e.g. paid trips to beautiful Crimea). Also, of course, who is paid what amount. Of course, if you aren’t relative/f
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the unions tend to have an effect in favor of union’s leadership
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yes this (traveling and growth) is great. Also, amount of energy consumed historically correlates with quality of life. Emissions are bad, but technology plus well thought-through policy has a potential to reduce them dramatically while bot
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this is awesome and makes a lot of business sense (Amazon is an investor in Rivian). kudos to Amazon!
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it has “neural type” system which check what can be connected to what. Also, comes with several modules for speech recognition and NLP
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Neural Modules (NeMo): A toolkit for conversational AI
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this. the public in US is so easily brainwashed it is actually very scary. Having lived in an oppressive state USSR and now in USA I find too many alarming similarities :(
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while your statement is technically true, the sa is the most disgusting state in the world. IMHO ideologically even farther from western democracies then north korea is
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or a more obvious conclusion - god/gods just doesn’t exists
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letting you elected representatives know that you care is the easiest thing we can do.
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Really? I actually grew up near Chernobyl and my parents still work on the plant (e.g. have been going there e every day for more than 30 years) Don’t believe everything you see on HBO shows. And no, radiation isn’t contagious and can’t (an
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that is not true. read about thorium reactor scenario with malicious operator - someone has an excellent Quora answer on this
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I am a California voter. Whom do I call/write to express my support for this?
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