pierrefermat1

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by pierrefermat1 5y ago
Yes seems to make little sense to go for any robbing to occur in a high CCTV coverage area and where bystanders can easily step in.
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by pierrefermat1 5y ago
Are you guys able to access the Ledge site? Seems down for me but the main site is fine
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by pierrefermat1 5y ago
Yes would love to see some concrete numbers vs the typical solutions
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by pierrefermat1 5y ago
The annotation style is really incredibly intuitive to read!
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by pierrefermat1 5y ago
Why release something this awful? There is zero contextual awareness of bag type/shape and model hand positioning
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by pierrefermat1 5y ago
Why on earth are you complaining about compile time? There always is a necessary trade off between time exhausted and privacy/security
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by pierrefermat1 5y ago
Is this a physical whiteboard or wacom/ipad? Either way this sounds like a really subpar experience of having the teacher write out an equation each time and then return to his keyboard to type the relevant explanation. What's wro
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by pierrefermat1 5y ago
I would hardly complain about this title being too sensationalized given that it's a factual statement
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by pierrefermat1 5y ago
The ad industry is an easily verifiable one, just go ask any of your small business running friends to see if they have generated more profit than they've spent on ads.
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by pierrefermat1 5y ago
If you're on android I recommend Kiwi, if you're on iOS I recommend android.
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by pierrefermat1 5y ago
Just wanted to say this is really wholesome!
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by pierrefermat1 6y ago
Absolutely agree with you here, it's effectively positive discrimination and really a rather distasteful attempt at it. Always bothers me the same happens in Civilization games with scientist lists.
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by pierrefermat1 6y ago
Yes and all of his CA's are at least 3 conditional statements, but if you're inclined to count that as one formula with split definitions then anything can be bashed into "a single formula"
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by pierrefermat1 6y ago
I think it's noble from a personal perspective but realistically all developments made in CV are eventually going to be used in military applications anyway.
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by pierrefermat1 6y ago
This is plain stupid, do the maths and you'll realise the cab ride over to the airport gives you a higher chance of death than flights themselves. You can't just worry endless about low probability events
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by pierrefermat1 6y ago
Yes he addressed it but just said he was unwilling to do anything about it as it resulted in too much change/work That does answer the issue of why it was implemented like that in the first place
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by pierrefermat1 6y ago
This comparison makes no sense whatsoever, I'm pretty sure if you looked at the data 100 years ago the student body was significantly smaller and with few PhD's across the board. So you can't compare a current day number to a
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by pierrefermat1 6y ago
This is terrible advice, with new launches like this there's always a ton of compatibilities issues and you don't want to spend ages getting the device setup to realise some specific software that you must use isn't supported
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by pierrefermat1 6y ago
Please do explain what your workflow is that requires to you have so much RAM in such a small form factor with a severely limiting CPU and almost non existent GPU?
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by pierrefermat1 6y ago
Awesome that there's the connection with your dad, I got the joke but it's also funny that some experimentalists have taken this literally AKA hand sketching the gravitational wave signature and looking for matches as done with LI
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by pierrefermat1 6y ago
https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/remote/ssh I think he's referring to the SSH integration inside VS code so you can open up a remote folder as if it was a local one in the IDE
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by pierrefermat1 6y ago
https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/remote/ssh I think he's referring to the SSH integration inside VS code so you can open up a remote folder as if it was a local one in the IDE
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by pierrefermat1 6y ago
Curious is there a source for this? It is meant as satire?
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by pierrefermat1 6y ago
This seems impractical to any degree at all where you're in an emergency with 1. no access to sunlight 2. an extreme desire for battery power that can't wait 3. have already used up your reserve battery 4. no shortage of food
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by pierrefermat1 6y ago
People really need to stop quoting tangentially invented technologies as the justification for CERN to exist, if I was to gather the same group of scientists to ask them to build the best Lego set possible with 50bil they would have also pr
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by pierrefermat1 6y ago
I think WSL will get there eventually but in its current state it's just more tedious to use for permissions/networking/compatability issues. Mostly things you can work around but just a bit more tinkering
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by pierrefermat1 6y ago
Wondering if we should go with some straight name and shaming so as to any future students can avoid things like this, be a real waste of PhD students to follow him and go into areas without any prospects
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by pierrefermat1 6y ago
It's hilarious now you're backtracking and pretending that you weren't shitting on the idea but that other players would implement the same. Very clear that you were saying since someone could do it themselves why would they
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by pierrefermat1 6y ago
I think he's also implying that it's the natural talent and hardwork that dictates success, but that's just not the case in reality. There's a studying showing people who remain sedentary whilst taking test gain more mus
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by pierrefermat1 6y ago
Gotta be hush hush with these comments, I think most long term listeners who have a science background will agree with you here, but before you know it you'll be banned by him

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