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by sinuhe69 5y ago
I can’t understand why the US law imposes a jury of laypeople to make verdict about such a technical problem. Certainly the lawyers and attorneys will try their best to make the problem accessible for the laymen but nevertheless I believe
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by sinuhe69 5y ago
Even Gemini Man was not very convincing with all the money and the time and effort they could spend. I don’t believe any other attempt could produce a better result any time soon.
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by sinuhe69 5y ago
Yes, other fathers did https://youtu.be/FSdjvEnyRzk
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by sinuhe69 5y ago
In short: EVs are better than combustion engine cars but will not solve the climate change problem. Nobody expects that, actually! But surely it will help.
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by sinuhe69 5y ago
Is the police not at least in-part responsible for the death? From my POV, it’s the inappropriate charging of the police force that caused the death of the man. And clearly the police can handle the case differently. Of course, the kids mu
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by sinuhe69 5y ago
One of the hottest game on Steam 2021 Dyson Sphere Program was developed by a team of just 5!
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by sinuhe69 5y ago
Really? You want the best products for free and the companies should give you that?!
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by sinuhe69 5y ago
There are tons of free templates everywhere. Just takes one fitted your taste and adapt it to your landing page and you’re done.
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by sinuhe69 5y ago
CNBC reported that the seizure was able due to the sloppy password storage. https://www.cnbc.com/2021/06/08/fbi-likely-exploited-sloppy-...
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by sinuhe69 5y ago
Everyone who served customers first (whoever they are), ended up in the dustbin of history. Apple became so big exactly because they made a right choice between serving customers and serving their self-interest, speaks profit and growth. Th
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by sinuhe69 5y ago
Wow! I dropped a raindrop in Seneca Nebraska and it travels 3300 km to the Gulf of Mexico. I believe my raindrop will never reach the ocean What an incredible journey! I wonder if any human has actually traveled this path? https:/&#x
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by sinuhe69 5y ago
It is not a cold start. Actually, the fast start feature of Windows 10 allowed this feat. But in essential, it is just restoring a working session to the RAM.
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by sinuhe69 5y ago
What kind of “directional” signal you can think of sending from a planet millions years ago that can hit earth exactly in the moment a SETI antenna directed at it and ready to receive? And how much energy should this civilization keep pumpi
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by sinuhe69 5y ago
If we just stop for a moment and think how little we can “receive” from our surrounding (100 hundred light year max?) and how vast the universe, even our galaxy is and how incredible long the time span between the birth of the first stars a
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by sinuhe69 5y ago
Clinicians are not aware of the distinct retina features because they don’t need to. Everybody can know the sex on the first sight and when in doubt, they simply can ask. I’m certain ML would reveal other hidden, obscure features like this
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by sinuhe69 5y ago
Perhaps they had just gathered (fresh) buried Neanderthal corpses? It would be much easier for the hyenas anyway.
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by sinuhe69 5y ago
Can Cobra export the script in text form (and import them, of course)? That would make the language much more powerful and useful because people can then start exchange ideas and cross-validate other people’s works. It also makes the code e
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by sinuhe69 5y ago
I see a lot of problems wit such approaches. Firstly, the results may look similar but they certainly are not the same so using them to get an idea/a hunch is ok but using them directly for scientific purposes is questionable. Secondly
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by sinuhe69 6y ago
Can they not ask Google to put a short note and the funding link on his fonts so people who is looking for fonts can know about and support his family? I think a lot more people should know about this tragic story.
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by sinuhe69 6y ago
Why can they not present such a short notes (without graphics and tables) in a more accessible format like HTML is beyond me!
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by sinuhe69 6y ago
Job’s second success was not just Pixar. It was NEXT that bought the whole evolution of Apple.
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by sinuhe69 6y ago
Yes, I found the piece problematic, too. It surprised me that BBC could publish an uncritical, highly sensational article like this one. No question asked about the legal basis of the operation, nor provided any in-depth background informat
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by sinuhe69 6y ago
Whenever I see something like this, I must irresistibly think of some smart monkeys trying to grasp what the humans are doing, or a mechanic attempts to operate on a brain.
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by sinuhe69 6y ago
Exactly my idea for a pet project for a long time. The only difference was my intention to use (ultra-)sound tracking as well.
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by sinuhe69 6y ago
Maybe the best thing they can do now is to invest in swarm drones. The time of manned jets is over. Time for the machines.
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by sinuhe69 6y ago
Personally, I’ve never understood why a society may punish somebody based on what they was doing with their body. That’s one of the most wide spread violences of the basic human rights.
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by sinuhe69 6y ago
Thanks! I’m sure it will help saving trouble for a lot of people.
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by sinuhe69 6y ago
Why not doing two versions of the annual reports? One in plain text to meet the regulator’s requirement and the other one, shorter but more creative for the general audience and building of brand awareness? I believe it’s totally worth it.
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by sinuhe69 6y ago
Like the ideas of reading 10K more efficiently. But to me, the text interface of Last10k could not deliver this promise. Visualization is IMO a much better way to quickly grasp information.
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by sinuhe69 6y ago
If you only measure blockers as an index for productivity then two teams with the same number of blockers should always have the same productivity, regardless how the people are? I cannot fathom how wrong this “measurement” can be. Yes, red

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