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by pvarangot 4y ago
I think it's the difference between compostable and "compostable in an industrial facility".
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by pvarangot 4y ago
I work in embedded/systems software and worked in aerospace, have been in hiring committees in the Bay Area for years. While what you say about how Tesla churns Jr. engineers, SpaceX is not much like that. Also they both carry signific
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by pvarangot 4y ago
Maybe cargo but over seas? I mean if an airplane crashes it crashes on someone else's land, unless Boing is buying land to build like a flying railroad or something then everyone that lives close enough to an air route has a say on wha
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by pvarangot 4y ago
They can distribute keys associated to an identity and have humans review the apps or bot purpose and content, but charge for the review.
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by pvarangot 4y ago
Literally
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by pvarangot 4y ago
The assigned task is not working for the competition
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by pvarangot 4y ago
Geniuses in their underwear at home resting and vesting no make you money.
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by pvarangot 4y ago
If your work email is a common combination of first name and last name or initials this already happens if you work for FAANG. A lot.
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by pvarangot 4y ago
That's wrong, the CSA allows for the executive to temporarily change schedules and only for a matter of safety. The spirit of that part of the law is actually adding more substances and not removing substances that are on the law.
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by pvarangot 4y ago
Weed is scheduled by Congress, the agencies can only add substances to the schedules temporarily for "public health reasons" and there's some weed derived stuff or analogues that have been added that way but marihuana in and
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by pvarangot 4y ago
A Tensor is a mathematical object for symbolic manipulation of relationships between other objects that belong in conceptually similar universes or spaces. Literature on Deep Learning, like Goodfellow, call for the CS-minded reader to just
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by pvarangot 4y ago
I use it on the browser to check one or two groups and on my phone for events, it's a mess. On the groups I always want to check for the most recent posts because it doesn't have a lot of activity and besides countless things I&#x
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by pvarangot 4y ago
For GMail? yes. For YouTube I think it would be something like it will slowly turn into CNGooGSNBC and be heavily editorialized where you need to work with an AI assisted nebulous entity for weeks before you can upload content.
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by pvarangot 4y ago
I don't remember but I think no, it was a Renenas chip? I think?
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by pvarangot 4y ago
It's not a fetichism to want to add a safety device to an already dangerous hobby or work tool. To own a suppressor _in the United States of America_ you need to pass a BATFE background check that lasts a year or more. It's a regi
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by pvarangot 4y ago
I'm in California so I can't suppress my firearms because that would put the rest of the population in grave danger. That being said, the most impressive thing of the sintered suppressors rather than the sound signature for me was
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by pvarangot 4y ago
I had the misfortune of bringing up firmware for an overengineered piece of crap with DDR5 and even though we had the proper measuring equipment instrumenting properly is barely possible. It's designed with reflections in mind and ther
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by pvarangot 4y ago
I have the same issue but instead of using subtitles I've embraced not knowing what's going on with the show. If it was important that I know for my enjoyment then I'm probably not watching the show anymore. Like if what the
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by pvarangot 4y ago
So "famous" undecidable statements, which is what you mention, are an example of statements that strongly opinionated people believe enough that are probably true but unprovable. You are probably familiar with the Continuum Hypoth
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by pvarangot 4y ago
The book is about... should I call it golemization? the emergence of a being from a summation of non-being things. Few people get it like that and I think it's a problem with the book. It's taken as more of a funny and poignant po
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by pvarangot 4y ago
Article says first three times they didn't
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by pvarangot 4y ago
Considering how things went with the fence in 24th St. when Ronen actually tried to "criminalize" something ( https://twitter.com/HillaryRonen/status/1537599919090847745 ) I would say psychedelics are alre
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by pvarangot 4y ago
Bird to bird in MEO in this type of constellations also benefits from lower relative speed/doppler shift between parties involved in the network.
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by pvarangot 4y ago
What's that major metro area? I'm in San Francisco and I have family in Boulder and in both primary care is like one or two weeks. Dermatology was a week and a half for me. A few months ago I needed imagining for a foot thing and
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by pvarangot 4y ago
People shift there because the content creators they like are there. A huge portion of the Facebook and Twitter user base is into news and they can shrug about security but if the journalists don't then they won't get their fix.
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by pvarangot 4y ago
It's ok you don't have to duck, we can't see you from behind all this money anyway.
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by pvarangot 4y ago
He needs to put the private cook, cleaning lady, pool cleaning guy... somewhere. I mean before the robots he's also investing in get good enough.
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by pvarangot 4y ago
> It seems to be around that time when people choose a path - either quitting that thing or leaning into it, consequences be damned. It's not that simple. You can fool yourself into thinking there's no consequences like "b
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by pvarangot 4y ago
I got a unicorn senior RS offer without a PhD from a company that had mostly former FAANG top brass after interviewing without knowing it was for RS, I thought it was DS/ML. I declined because of "culture fit". Everyone has a
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by pvarangot 4y ago
Where would they live? isn't any place with remotely similar climate and geography to what you see in Taiwan is already overpopulated in the US?

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