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by realo 5y ago
[1,2,3] + [4,5,6] An addition operation over two numerical vectors of length 3. I would expect the result to match its inputs and provide a numerical vector of length 3. Thus: [5, 7, 9]
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by realo 5y ago
Well… maybe some cool AI would help here… We already have it for images!
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by realo 6y ago
Yes but... Siri is (to me) not there yet. Promising but not there. Siri is unaware of so many things. A simple command that would actually be useful (but fails totally): « Siri, remind me to buy milk the next time I go get groceries. » And
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by realo 6y ago
Yes but... Where is the line drawn? 1M$ a year for each lifeguard? 2 M$ a year? 10 M$ a year? When is the pay for a life-saving job « adequate »?
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by realo 6y ago
Wow! Church of the machine God strikes... (From Deus Ex) https://images.app.goo.gl/5KHWS599ddTmkvVb8
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by realo 6y ago
When someone shows you the moon, do you start talking about her finger? Peace!
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by realo 6y ago
When I look at this, it is hard to believe that life (and intelligent life) only exist on planet Earth... Very hard to believe.
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by realo 6y ago
This flip chip was likely made at the IBM Bromont plant in Quebec. I visited it a long time ago. If you x-ray (?) or break the ceramic substrate (with the actual pins) you might find it to be a complex multi-layer piece ...
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by realo 6y ago
Hum... Mozart's father (Leopold) took his son and daughter to a public hanging ‘for a jolly treat one free afternoon’. That would not work, nowadays... https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/the-marvel-of-mozart-s-l.
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by realo 7y ago
Tried this on amazon.ca (instead of .com) and got quite a different, but also amazing, result... https://www.amazon.ca/s?k=shirt+without+stripes&ref=nb_sb_no...
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by realo 7y ago
Apple buys IBM: Bad: 0.3192 - Good: 0.6914 IBM buys Apple: Bad: 0.9757 - Good: 0.0249
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by realo 7y ago
Wow... I would have expected « Nature » to know that Celcius are not degrees. The degree symbol in the title should not be there.
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by realo 7y ago
French Canadian here... My impression on the 1812 war is that if the French had won the 1759 Battle of Quebec ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_the_Plains_of_Abraha... ) then they would likely have lost to the
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by realo 7y ago
Cough ... GPS ... cough ...
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by realo 8y ago
Actually, if you look at the pictures, it would seem the artefacts themselves a larger than the crack we see in your image. That was mysterious to me until I saw the rather large electric lighting fixture on the cave floor. So there must be
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by realo 8y ago
Cool thingie. However... I would re-label the « Back » button as « Home » and add a « Back » button that undoes the last move...
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by realo 8y ago
Yeah... RPN et al... :)
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by realo 8y ago
Slightly off-topic... but here is a question that keeps popping in my head whenever I see a Space story... Those astronauts (and cosmonauts and taikonauts) spend literally tens of thousands man hours performing scientific experiments. Thi
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by realo 8y ago
Joyeux Noël , from Québec City, Canada!
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by realo 8y ago
... yes, surreal indeed. Even more so when you learn that no two statue is the same. Each has a unique face, hair, etc...
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by realo 8y ago
Correct. Think control/data registers in some dedicated chip.
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by realo 8y ago
Hi. Old grumpy engineer here. Most young people we hire straight out of the university are at about the level of “apprentice” anyway. The best just learn faster later on. The university degree in E.E. is just a ticket to being apprentice so
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by realo 8y ago
Question: can the same organ be donated more than once? Imagine a "face" that would exist for many generations, given from one to another multiple times... Not sure what to think of that.
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by realo 8y ago
* My God, it's full of grease! * (Sorry... couldn't resist...)
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by realo 8y ago
This is interesting. On the one hand, you have been promoted to a new role, so you have reached a compatible level of expertise. You can put that role on your resume and sell yourself. On the other hand, you never, ever actually performed
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by realo 9y ago
As a Canadian, if I am also an eCitizen of Estonia, will the GDPR protect me from EU-based companies? Or do I have to actually _live_ in the EU to be protected?
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by realo 9y ago
Sir... you are definitely a “people person”... but not every one fits that model. Cheers!
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by realo 9y ago
You are asking the wrong question, IMHO. What does matter is what you like to do. If you are technical, like to try new things, implement, build , etc... things, then you might find Product Management quite boring. If you are a « people » p
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by realo 9y ago
It is not about making a new Barbie doll. It is about selling something that would modify the programming of the current, actual Barbie you bought and change its behavior.
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by realo 9y ago
That is nice and everything, but why 5 (five!) digits for the years?

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