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8y ago
> This is interesting because Amazon isn't exactly known for supply chain integrity. The supply chain integrity problems were allowed by Amazon because it benefited their bottom line. If they wanted it perfect, they could have made
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I think particularly at _this_ time, when he is writing his good bye, this is the time to apply the principle of charity, this is the time to remember the good things he's done, and not the bad. Remember that he's one of the guys
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Do you think it would have been any different if pg was in charge? I don't. I think it's rather that the 'low hanging fruit' are all gone. The whole mood has changed. It's become harder. Notice for example that YC p
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I too would love the answer to that question. The JSTOR archive that Aaron Swartz wanted released was 35GB. I would imagine SciHub's archive is probably much bigger, maybe a TB+? Also, I wonder if supplementary figures/videos/
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8y ago
I hear "Green Needle" 100% of the times if listening with headphones, I hear "Brainstorm" 100% times if listening with iphone X speakers.
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8y ago
I'm above 30 and oh man, I am wasting my life on Reddit/Youtube. It depends what you're into. Are you into music? Youtube has all the music (you type "youtube<TAB>daft punk<ENTER>" and you're there.
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8y ago
I just logged in to say that I love you for creating both this specific application and for software you are creating to make things like this. I loved the explanation, I love the execution, and I love the spirit behind this. More power to
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8y ago
Tkinter, it comes packed with python and is actually really good and really fast. In fact, when I tried variations of Qt for py, I just quit out of frustration with how things either didn’t work or didn’t work very fast, now I just stick wi
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How’s the situation for folks over 30 without a degree trying to get in eu?
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Holy shit that’s a good idea, we should just fucking do it ourselves . This reminds me when I was living in the Midwest and there was this one spot where I had to do a u turn in my commute which was very dangerous because of some tree bran
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9y ago
Tesla cars don’t have LIDAR, Google’s waymo does. You’ll generally be able to tell if the car has lidar because you can’t quite miss it, it’ll be that big dome-like object on the car.
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I think is how the birth of leetspeak came about, no? And why still a lot of "read me" files for pirated software use poor grammar. Another option is to use translation services, en->fr->ja->de->en. Reread message --
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9y ago
While I'm sympathetic to your viewpoint and to a large degree share it, you are among a vanishingly small minority to not use a site or service just because of social login. 'jfaucett probably is fine sacrificing losing this small
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Good observation. And I gotta say, while I once scoffed at the idea of robots helping out at home and giving some sense of company, it seems that such things actually might help in this case. My colleague was recently in a car accident and
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at least the transaction involves the yatchmaker... who, while rich, wasn’t as ridiculously rich, and in the end the transaction came down to the pockets of people who live around the yatchmaker a little bit. Not perfect but it’s something.
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There's always room for improvement. You could have said the same about craiglists -- what's the need of airbnb, craigslist/couchsurf.com etc. already exists. I think grandparent post has a good point, I'm also one of th
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9y ago
Do you ever find yourself using that word in real life too? You're the first person I've seen to use it non-ironically. I will use it from now on, I quite like it.
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So is it down or something? Because I'm stuck at this screen: https://i.imgur.com/meZ14js.png Windows 10/Chrome browser
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I was really sad the article didn’t have a video of the hymns it spoke of, I’m similarly really interested now w in seeing an example of pitch accent you speak of in action, could you please link a video which you feel shows it well in play
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Perhaps the real problem is GUI framework fragmentation or confusing docs, because I ship GUI applications with tkinter and pyinstaller without great issues (pyinstaller -m hehe.py and you’re done! Single file exe you have).
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9y ago
Not to mention, it’s a Pete Seeger song, the byrds just covered it. I may be wrong but I think Seeger wrote it for Judy Collins to sing. Edit: ok nope, Seeger didn’t “write” it for Collins, she’s just another one to cover it. Here they are
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'I Came, I Saw, I Selfied': How Instagram Transformed the Way We Experience Art
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Freed from the iPhone, the Apple Watch Finds a Medical Purpose
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Wow I did not know that. I must confess that I have been only superficially involved with BTC, but I've gotta say, what you've just said: Bitcoin transaction fees have skyrocketed. They are around $50 per transaction now.
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Pardon my ignorance, but where's the "bite" of posting this now? Is it so that transferring bitcoin now costs more than $0.01? And the amount being transferred is subject to some consideration? (if so, by whom? and in what wa
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And in a few generations probably evolve to build further resiliency for the subject radiation/gravity/air pressure conditions.
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Another anecdata: Last night, I finally succumbed to iOS11 (the only reason I did was that I wanted to enroll in Heart Study, for which your iphone device has to be iOS11). Indeed I had been pushing it away because I usually associate the w
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I know a few folks who work in pretty reputable firms (their clients include BMW and Mercedes benz), they all use windows. I think 3D artists prefer windows (I know c4d and maya work on apple, I wonder if Houdini works on apple)
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Scientists seem to take a strong stand against corporal punishment, but I do have to say, as an Asian dude I know _lots_ of Asian people (well really everyone from Asia) who are brilliant (engineers, surgeons, businessmen) and seem mentally
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Do you restrict usage per time? Like, no more than 1 hour a day? Do you find that she wants to use the phone ALL the time? Does she take it to school? (one more question: are you the guy who sends his kiddo to montessori school?)
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