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Which makes me think, isn't it easier to set up a Google Assistant/ Echo to be able to call your relative ? I don't understand why there isn't more focus in assistant to support elderly people because there is a huge mar
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You can not necessarily create a point for a single pinball machine (yet), but the Key:Leisure allows you to have a rather fine level of details. https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:leisure It mentions "amusem
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As a non-American, I did not feel it was highly critical of the Trump administration > Now, that's not to fault the Trump administration for applying maximum pressure on North Korea for an American citizen ending up brain-damaged in
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Probably the same effect that a heavy blanket that increase the production of serotonin and has a calming effect.
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That would be weird if T. Gondii actually helped to fuel civilization development because of having more risk takers (and maybe more prophets as well). So not really a parasite, but a symbiote for humanity as a whole.
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What a company is actually doing it not "that" relevant in that case. Is it much more related to the fact they already have a quasi monopoly on one domain, and they leverage it to acquire more power or market share in another are
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So Humidity is preventing Liquidity.
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I was not aware that "Ubuntu IoT" was a thing. What is the advantage over Yocto ? I guess it is simpler to configure, even if less flexible. (and probably less HW support). Anybody has already used it ?
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I agree the article is interesting in itself, however the title is needlessly clickbaity.
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To save you a click, that island is Madagascar.
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Knock, and ask if I can take an empty chair.
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> There is nothing better than being at a place with low light pollution and seeing something like this. As far I understand, you can never see with the naked eyes something similar to a long exposure photo. Sure you can get a better out
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Maybe I am too timid, but the closing word saying that once the transpiler is ready they could switch overnight seems a bit optimistic. I feel that splitting as much as possible the project into chunks/components and then replacing the
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The complaint was that main site is advertising that VS Code is "Free. Open Source." which apparently is different from "Free and Open Source Software".
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Transportation is still 92% petroleum https://www.eia.gov/energyexplained/?page=us_energy_home It will take some times to replace all existing vehicules by EV. So it might be a bit early to ask the question.
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> The worst part is that they rely on my skill when stuff goes wrong In itself this is valuable for the company. If the system was more transparent, you could be called once a month, stay at home the rest of the time and be paid the same
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> Half of the stories on this topic seem to be merely the effect (I'm sure someone's coined a name for it) of seeing more of what you look for. e.g. Decide you are buying a Tesla and suddenly you notice there seem to be more Te
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It seems to be a bold statement without much proof or explanation.
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Amesys, a western society, has sold a surveillance system to Gaddafi, and is still selling to dubious actors. http://www.telerama.fr/monde/amesys-egyptian-trials-and-trib...
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On a slightly tangential note, my company has a massive Yammer install (200k+ account) and I always wonder if people can discuss in yammer group about replacing Office by G Suite, without triggering anything. This is kinda paranoid, but I a
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I would say it depends a bit of the usage of the system, and what is the worse case scenario of a failure (patient data corrupted, life sustaining devices switched off), in which case you might need to add another mitigation (CRC check, man
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You can use any SOUP you want, the rule is that it is up to you, medical device seller, to write the requirements (performance or other) you want from it, and verify them. Additionally, you need to assess any risk added by the inclusion of
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If you want to try out, you can order a maker kit (RPI + microphone + speaker), https://makers.snips.ai/kit/ I have received mine yesterday but haven't had time to play around with it yet.
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Posts like these remind me why Internet is amazing.
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Does the fact we can find objects from others systems increases the likelihood of panspermia ?
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Strangely enough you can get your dog vaccinated but not yourself. >As of December 2016, a Phase I clinical trial was announced for a new candidate vaccine developed by the French company Valneva. The vaccine is similar to the SmithKline
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It is usually called rubber duck debugging, i.e. you explain your issue to a rubber duck. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rubber_duck_debugging
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I don't know if it is hubris, but the investigation only started because no one claimed the 16 millions jackpot. He could probably have keep winning smaller sums forever.
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In countries with "universal healthcare", there is a big incentive from the organization paying the costs of exams to emphasis preventive care because ultimately, they won't run a deficit every year. And usually, it has a big
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Individual Contributor, i.e. most of the value you are creating for the company depends on your individual work, by opposition to a manager, which rely on a team.
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