ses1984

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901.
by ses1984 7y ago
>need? "Need" doesn't factor into it. People want the latest and greatest.
902.
by ses1984 7y ago
How do we know which cases?
903.
by ses1984 7y ago
I don't really see how important that distinction is.
904.
by ses1984 7y ago
I think the premise is ambiguous and my initial reading caught the implication from "tweets" that the datasets are huge, therefore keeping track of state in the naive solution is impractical.
905.
by ses1984 7y ago
He should write more about the qualitative differences he experiences instead of some argument referencing streaming music.
906.
by ses1984 7y ago
Dropbox market cap is crazy and they are trying to pivot to something else like paper.
907.
by ses1984 7y ago
I read that as "incapable" for some reason.
908.
by ses1984 7y ago
That's a problem in low quality streaming music, sure, but is the author even sure it applies to digital hearing aids?
909.
by ses1984 7y ago
...really?
910.
by ses1984 7y ago
Does the author actually have a reason why analog would possibly be better, other than giving consumers choice? Is the purpose of this article anything other than to generate clicks from hipsters who will click on anything that paints digit
911.
by ses1984 7y ago
How long do you think it will take you to shuffle a list of size 2^64?
912.
by ses1984 7y ago
But why couldn't you do the same with a rental bike? Also not approving, just asking.
913.
by ses1984 7y ago
That's not a problem inherent in the bike or scooter.
914.
by ses1984 7y ago
What makes a rentable scooter easier to park than a rentable bike?
915.
by ses1984 7y ago
How do scooters solve any of these problems? Do you not have to park scooters? Do they not suck in the rain? Do they not need some surface to ride on?
916.
by ses1984 7y ago
"now"? What is Google photos? Isn't half the purpose of Google photos to be food for machine learning?
917.
by ses1984 7y ago
I'm not suggesting that we don't address the giant disaster of millions dying from malaria. There is another solution right now: mass produce malaria drugs. How far down would that drive the death toll I wonder.
918.
by ses1984 7y ago
I don't know if I would call it brilliant, it's pretty funny though. I didn't make it up. Your quote is first said about art and attributed to Da Vinci.
919.
by ses1984 7y ago
I will happily complain about grep. My complaints might not be valid but I'll happily do it. I hate that bsd and gnu grep are different. I can never remember when and which flag I need to pass when my expression has stuff in it the def
920.
by ses1984 7y ago
There are two kinds of software: software no one uses, and software people complain about.
921.
by ses1984 7y ago
When we drove species to extinction before, it was accidental, and it's usually viewed as a huge mistake. I wouldn't want to be one of the people who advocates for it, and then it turns out to be a giant disaster. The potential ri
922.
by ses1984 7y ago
Don't worry, your kid could be the next hitler or stalin! Sorry for the gallows humor...not sorry.
923.
by ses1984 7y ago
Some people are in and out of the shower in less than 5 minutes, others 60 minutes.
924.
by ses1984 7y ago
There were plenty of objectors before Snowden and also a huge group of folks who would choose to work for the nsa anyway. The impact isn't that great.
925.
by ses1984 7y ago
Right, if they can't pay back funding, they haven't made any profit yet.
926.
by ses1984 7y ago
I doubt if you ran a tumbler you would choose to execute this transaction.
927.
by ses1984 7y ago
The they likely would have lost enormous amounts in tumbling fees.
928.
by ses1984 7y ago
You didn't like neuromancer...?
929.
by ses1984 7y ago
Why on earth are would you need to click around the ECR console that much?
930.
by ses1984 7y ago
I don't think that occurrence is all that uncommon, there are plenty of variables in the NFL that are not regulated to be transparent, there are loads and loads of variables in sport, not just NFL, that are only known to insiders. Not

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