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by panda88888 4y ago
Yes, the Hp elite dragonfly. I think the Pixel chromebooks haven’t been available internally for a while. I still use the Pixelbook I bought myself at home—it is fairly nice and light with 3:2 screen.
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by panda88888 4y ago
Yes it’s true. Basically DoorDash creates a fake website for the restaurant and even sets up a phone line to take orders. The order is then forwarded to the actually restaurant who aren’t aware that this order is done through DoorDash. If t
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by panda88888 4y ago
Those are also very popular in Taiwan. They are essentially the pickup trucks equivalent. The nickname for these cars is “Make A Fortune Car” (or make money car).
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by panda88888 4y ago
This is a hidden gem for me. Thank you for sharing the article.
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by panda88888 4y ago
The thing is BMI is intended to be a population level measurement and never meant for single individuals — the variations are just too much for it to be useful when applied to the general population individually.
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by panda88888 4y ago
> their family lawyer arguing that they shouldn't have this incident on their student record because it occurred outside of school I think the alternatives should be criminal record or student record.
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by panda88888 4y ago
One thing I found interesting is seeing Asian faces in groups supporting race conscious college admission policies that goes directly against their interest and stereotypes Asians as book nerds lacking personality and leadership qualities.
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by panda88888 4y ago
There are really 2 tiers of semiconductor manufacturing, and for the advanced nodes Taiwans TSMC is in the lead with Samsung close behind, and Intel is lagging. The less advanced (aka older, larger) nodes manufacturing capability are more s
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by panda88888 4y ago
I think the interests would be much better aligned if the lawyers are required to accept the same “payment” as the consumers. Coffee and donuts? Sure, lawyers gets the equivalent of coffee and donuts as their share in the lawsuit.
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by panda88888 4y ago
Have anyone used Alice layout for programming?
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Keychron Q8 Customizable Mechanical Keyboard(keychron.com)
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by panda88888 4y ago
Fully refundable tickets are awesome. My old company had a contract where all international business travels to customer sites must purchase fully refundable business class tickets. I remember someone had to cancel their travel just before
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by panda88888 4y ago
I tried the 32” 4K, Samsung odyssey 49” ultrawide, 43” 4K tv, and settled on my current Dell 40” 5k2k ultrawide. For me, the 32” is not wide enough (I use a Mac) and the 43” 4K tv is too tall (neck strain). The Samsung 49” is too wide and n
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by panda88888 4y ago
Got it. :)
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by panda88888 4y ago
Agreed. @dang Could you change the Chinese text to 战狼外交?
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by panda88888 4y ago
I got an email from them and the plan forward is to charge annual subscription for cloud services at $40/year or $70 for 2 years.
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by panda88888 4y ago
It’s anecdotal + data
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by panda88888 4y ago
Well, if the loan is still held/backed by the Federal government, then the taxpayers are still on the hook…
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by panda88888 4y ago
I’ve always wondered that for hash table we always check that the key matches the target because of hash collision. Should the same be done here? For image hash matches, either run though an image similarity check or, if original image is n
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by panda88888 4y ago
Totally agree with you. I think they should get into simple banking too. Even just a no fee simple savings account with debit cards would do wonders for the unbanked.
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by panda88888 4y ago
From what I’ve heard one of the biggest reason is students and parents who don’t care about education at all, who would actively disrupt others from learning and the teacher from teaching.
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by panda88888 4y ago
Looks like there is a trace that needs to be cut. The chip probably detects continuity of the trace and reports it’s private key if detected open.
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by panda88888 4y ago
I wonder how the code would look like if we compile the resulting BF code back to Go with the posted compiler.
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by panda88888 4y ago
Yup, it is to ensure daily engagement. Many other games have similar check-in based rewards, free or purchase-able.
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by panda88888 4y ago
Don’t think this will ever fly. According to [^0] Qualcomm has 38% of the Mobile AP (application processor) market including apple, which is mostly if not all ARM. Exclude apple (they don’t sell chips), and it is 50%. [^0] https:/&#x2
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by panda88888 4y ago
:) I believe it’s usually used in similar context as rtfm—-to request that the poster read the article being discussed before commenting.
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by panda88888 4y ago
Everyone’s being so diplomatic :) … it’s The Fxxxing Article…
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by panda88888 4y ago
Wouldn’t that be a declaration of war on China with the one China policy?
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by panda88888 4y ago
I believe in most cases the structure value does go down (or at most stay constant), it is the value of the land that is going up.
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by panda88888 4y ago
There’s also a stacked sensor version. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foveon_X3_sensor

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